Another weekend of European soccer brought plenty of talking points, drama and action. On Friday in the Women’s Super League, league leaders Chelsea made light work of Arsenal to keep their spot at the top of the table. In LaLiga, Vinícius Júnior showed once again why he’s one of the most in-form wingers in the world after scoring twice in Real Madrid‘s victory over Osasuna. In the Bundesliga, Harry Kane reached personal and club milestones after they hammered Darmstadt 5-2.
And FA Cup action saw Coventry City and United States midfielder Haji Wright steal the headlines in a last-gasp win over Wolverhampton Wanderers to go through to the semifinals. And finally, in the Premier League, Fulham stunned Tottenham Hotspur to win 3-0, a result that could potentially end Spurs’ hopes for a top four finish.
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SATURDAY REVIEW
The lead: Chelsea sock it to Arsenal in title-clash (Chelsea 3-1 Arsenal)
The stage was set on Friday night for the WSL’s most played fixture as Chelsea welcomed Arsenal to Stamford Bridge, still smarting from a 4-1 thrashing dolled out at the Emirates earlier in the season. There was far more than just pride on the line for the Blues however, as a win for the Gunners would…
