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Bournemouth secured a vital 2-0 away win at Wolves as Andoni Iraola marked his 100th game in charge. Match report, key moments and analysis.

Liverpool secured their place in the Champions League last 16 in emphatic fashion with a commanding 6–0 victory over Qarabag at Anfield, overcoming defensive setbacks to deliver one of their most complete European performances of the season. Arne Slot’s side entered the contest aware that domestic struggles had not derailed their continental campaign, and once again showcased their strength on the European stage. The win ensured Liverpool finished third in the league phase an

Manchester City entered Saturday’s contest knowing that, with the title race tightening, style mattered almost as much as substance. Wolverhampton Wanderers arrived at the Etihad with belief of their own, unbeaten in recent weeks and growing in resilience, but this felt like a fixture where narratives could quickly be rewritten. This was less about panic and more about response. City pinned Wolves back early, ruthless in their use of the ball and sharp in their movement. Math