Week 35 That Was The Week That Was

This could have won Man City the title

A 0-0 draw in a quite subdued Merseyside derby as Klopp rested some
But their starting eleven still cost twice as much as Everton's had done.
Well the new 'Pass Masters' were upstaged by their neighbours, the 'Past Masters'.
But the title will still belong to the team as predicted by most sports broadcasters.
Pogba came good in a game of two halves  following Jose's half-time 'pep talk'.
Ashley Young could have conceded two penalties and certainly should have walked.
Herrera is filmed spitting on the Man City badge but says it was not a deliberate action.
Spurs are appealing for Kane to be given Eriksen's goal. Just a Golden Boot reaction?
West Ham showed good resolve to come back against Chelsea to earn a deserved draw.
Maybe the day affected all at the Bridge with the deserved tribute to Ray Wilkins we saw.
Pep was sent to the stands, Man City were sent on their way, as Liverpool snatched the tie.
Refereeing decisions over the two legs were significant in making City dreams go awry.
If events at the Etihad weren't enough Barca also went out to Roma losing a 3 goal lead
A last gap penalty, Buffon sent off, saw Real Madrid and 'the iceman' Ronaldo succeed.
When CSKA scored their 2nd it looked like it was going to be another comeback night
But Welbeck and Ramsey scored late on but Arsenal had certainly been given a fright.


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