Crystal Palace were desperately unlucky for opening goal with Gary Cahill pulling up with hamstring injury, 3-2 Chelsea won the match

                      

       There was slight wrong decisions made on the final pass or shot and then it invites pressure.

'Kepa made a great save and Kurt made a great tackle. In those last moments it was nerve-wracking for us.'

There were positives for Chelsea, including Abraham finding the net for the first time since January 11.

Kepa's stoppage-time save also showed his worth after he was criticised for not doing more to keep out Wilfried Zaha's strike, which brought the game back to 2-1.
                                                                                        Lampard added: 'I mentioned Tammy scoring and his confidence. When you are at the end of the pitch, goalkeepers probably even more so, confidence is huge.

'He should be boosted, his team-mates should be boosted because he at the end of the day saved us as a group two points. That is what Kepa's job is and what he is there for.

'I am really pleased for him and we need that to be a top team - goalkeepers making those sort of saves at times to pull you through and he did it.'

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta was fuming after Jamie Vardy was not sent off

                                                                                   Mikel Arteta claimed Jamie Vardy should not have been on the pitch to deny ten-man Arsenal victory over Leicester with a late equaliser at the Emirates.

Arsenal head coach Arteta insisted Vardy should have been dismissed for kicking Shkodran Mustafi in the head as he fell following a first-half challenge between the pair.

Vardy escaped punishment, with the incident seemingly deemed accidental by referee Chris Kavanagh and not reviewed by VAR. Arteta then saw his own striker, Eddie Nketiah, sent off in the 75th minute for a slightly mistimed challenge on James Justin following a lengthy Stockley Park review and pitchside monitor check from Kavanagh, just four minutes after coming off the bench.

To compound the situation for Arteta and Arsenal Vardy equalised with just six minutes left to cancel out Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's first-half opener.

Arteta said: 'The red card, he [Eddie] cannot see the player and didn't want to hurt anybody. You have to understand he is a young kid.

'It can be a red card but Leicester have to play for ten men after 42 minutes. For one challenge between the 40 and 45 minutes.

'If we review incidents of that type we review them all. It has to be something equal for everybody because it changes the game for everybody. If Eddie is a red card for sure the other is a red card
                                                                                    Rodgers responded, saying: 'I haven't seen it [the Vardy incident] to be honest and I didn't even think about looking at it afterwards.'

On Nketiah's dismissal, Rodgers said: 'He was just stretching but it ended up being a horrific challenge. It deserved a red card.

'It was certainly not intentional but it was dangerous on the stretch. To go in studs up, you see the contact on the knee, the referee made the right decision.'

Arsenal dominated the first half and Arteta said: 'I'm extremely proud of the team. The way we played, how dominant we were, we should have gone three or four nil up and killed the game. That's what you have to do when you play good opposition.'

Despite fighting back to salvage a draw, Leicester lost third place to Chelsea though the point took them four points clear of fifth-placed Manchester United.

Rodgers said: 'We showed enough quality in the second half to win but it could be a very important point.'   
   

The Formal Manchester united Midfielder who Returned to become a Catholic Priest. (Philip Patrick Stephen Mulyrne)

Philip Patrick Stephen Mulyrne was born 1^st January, 1978 and he is currently a northern Irish Dominican priest in the Roman Catholic church, and retired professional footballer. Born in the city of Belfast, he started his career at Manchester united before playing more than 150 games for Norwich city and was also a Northern Ireland International. Philip Patrick Stephen Mulyrne surprised the world in 2008 after retiring from football in 2008 and began studying for the Roman catholic priesthood. He was ordained as a Decon in October 2016 and finally he was ordained a catholic priest on 8 July 2007.

The Top 5 Biggest Football Stadiums in Europe and their Capacities.

The stadiums in Europe are all very big stadiums containing mass of spectators.

1.       The Biggest Football Stadiums in Europe is in Spain, it is the Camp Nou owned by FC Barcelona. The Stadium can contain ninety nine thousand three hundred and fifty four. Which is equivalent to one hundred thousand capacity.

2.       The second largest is Wembley Stadium in England. Wembley stadium in Wembley London, which was open in 2007, on the site of the Original Wembley stadium, which was demolished from 2002 to 2003. The Stadium hosts home matches of England National football  team and the FA CUP Final and it takes a capacity of 90,000.

5 FOOTBALL PLAYERS WHO CHANGE THEIR NATIONALITY.

1.       Deco--- who was born in Brazil but acquired portugese Citizenship following six years of stay in the county. His first game for Portugal was against brazil and he scored the winning goal.

2.       Diego Costa—He is a Brazilian by birth, he was called up only once for brazil  senior team. The Spanish football federation made a request to FIFA to allow Diego Costa to represents Spain and he did. In February 2014, Diego Costa  represents Spain national team for the first time.

FOOTBALLERS WHO HAVE DIVORCED THEIR WIVES.

1.       Ryan Giggs

The Manchester United Legend divorce his wife, five years after it was reviewed he had cheated on her with different women.

2.       James Rodriguez

The Colombia international and Bayern Munich player, divorce his wife after five years of marriage.

Four African Goal Keeper that have won the titles in a major European League

1.       Bruce Grobbelaar

He is a Zimbabwe goalkeeper, Bruce Grobbelaar is a true legend of the game. He was the main goalie for the great Liverpool side amassed six league titles between 1982 and 1990.

2.       Vincent Eyeama

Nigeria  legend Vincent Eyeama and super Eagles squad that won the African Cup of Nation and won the French ligue 1 in 2012. Vincent Eyeama was deputy to Mickael Landrean but subsequently become first choice and also with Israeli club maccabi Tel Aviv.

Best of JJ Okocha

TOP 5 BEST GOALKEEPERS EVER

Let us checkout the list of best goalkeepers ever.

1.       David de Gea

He is a Spanish professional footballer who plays as a goal keeper for premier league club known as Manchester united. He was born 7 November 1990 and his currently 29 years old.

2.       Iker Casillas

He is a famous goal keeper who played the role of a goal keeper in Real Madrid in so many occasions. He was born 20^th may 1981 and his presently 39 years old.

3.       Manuel Neuer

He is a Germany  professional footballer, He was born march 27^th 1981 in Germany and his currently 33 years old, he is a popular goalkeeper who keep for the famous club known as Bayer Munich, and his also nominated as one of the best goal keeper ever.

1.       Thibaut Cortois

He was born 11 may 1992 is a Real Madrid goal keeper who has keeped in so many marches and as also been nominated as the best goal keeper ever.

TOP 5 GOALKEEPER WITH THE MOST CLEAN SHEETS IN EUROPE 2020

The Bayer Munich Captain has been at the club for over a decade now. Most people say he his on deline because of his injury last season. But the goalie has kept 20 clean sheets in all competition this season making him the keeper with the most clean sheets in Europe.

1.       Jan Oblak

The Atletico Madrid goal keeper have been regarded as the best goal keeper in Europe because of his heroic performance in big games. For his club he has kept more clean sheets than any goal keeper. This season he has kept 19 clean sheets in all competition.

1.       Thibault Courtios

The Real Madrid goalkeeper, this season he has the most clean sheets in La Liga tied with  Jan Oblak of Atletico Madrid with 14 and 3 in other competitions making his clean sheets 18 this season.

RONALDINHO GAUCHO FOOTBALL CAREER

Born 21^st of March 1980, Ronaldinho de Asis moreira famously known as Ronaldinho Gaucho  is a formal Brazilian attacking football player. Ronaldinho Gaucho  is a football super star who played the beautiful game with smile, skills, flair, bundies of energy, passes, pass accuracy and free kicks. In France with Paris Saint German (PSG) to winning all honors in Spanish league and winning the UEFA Champions League with FC Barcelona, then gracing the historical San Siro with AC Milan in Italy flair and so much joy. He won the 2002 World cup with the Brazilian National team in Japan. He scored an astonishing free kicks as brazil  beat one of the world cup favorite England. Regarding as the greatest and most skillfull player.

13 RECORDS IN WORLD FOOTBALL THAT MAY NEVER BE BROKEN

1.       Most career goals Pele Brazil 1,279 goals

2.       Most goals scored by a player in a Single world cup(Just Fontaine, 13 goals 1858 world cup)

3.       Rogerio Ceni (Highest scoring goalkeeper with 123 goals )

4.       Robert Lewandowski incredible 5 goals spree in just 9 minutes against Wolfsburg in Bundes Liga. A night where he shattered so many records (Fastest hat trick in bundes liga, fastest poker in bundes Liga).

5.       The incredible 3 repeat by Real Madrid (  have won three consecutive Champions League trophies ) in 2016, 2017 and 2018. Real Madrid have won 13 champions league titles, atleast 6 more than any other team, AC Milan 7.

6.       Leo Messi 91 goals in a calendar year.

7.       Michel Platini’s 9 goals in a single Europe Cup edition.

8.       Pele’s 3 world cup winners medals.

9.       Mos Red Card in a single game, 36 (Claypole VS Victoriano Areans) including substitutes and technical staff.

10.   Masashi Nakayama’s 4 hat tricks in consecutive games (16 goals in 4 matches ).

Best of Johan Cruijff

AFRICAN HIGHEST SCORING GOALKEEPER EVER, VINCENT EYEAMA

                                                                                    Vincent Eyeama born 29^th August 1982, is a Nigeria professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper. He was also a member of the Nigeria national team from 2002 until October 2015, serving as a captain from 2013 until his retirement from international football. Nigeria has produce some of the finest goalkeepers football has ever seen. The likes of Emmanuel Okala , Peter Rufai, Best Ogedenbe, Ike Shorunmu and of course Vincent Eyeama. In the history of football only one goalkeeper Lev Yashin, has won the FIFA ballon d’or. Vincent Eyeama has joined the most capped Nigeria footballer alongside Joesph Yobo. Vincent Eyeama is one of Nigeria best goalkeeper of all time.

FOOTBALL RECORDS, THESE PLAYERS HAVE WON ALMOST EVERY TROPHY IN FOOTBALL

A lot of good players have played at different level and with the best coaches and players, yet have little or nothing to show for it. Only few players have won it all in almost every competition, with trophies to show for their hard work both at club and international level.

1.       Dani Aives

Regarded as one of the best right backs of all time, it was more than just a loss for Barcelona to let go of their best defender, back in 2016 as he left behind a legacy like no other player ever did. He is the most decorated football player in the history of sport winning more titles than any other player including Ronaldo, Messi and Zidane Zinedine. With 43 major trophies, he set the level high for his fellow football players. While playing for Barcelona Dani Aives lifted 3 UEFA Champions League titles, 7 La Liga titles, 4 Spanish cups, 5 Spanish Super cup, 5 FIFA Club World Cups and 3 UEFA Super Cups, with the former club Sevilla, Dani Aives Won a Spanish Cup, a Spanish Super cup, two Europa league titles and a UEFA Cup.

2.       Maxwell

Barcelona and PSG Legend Maxwell, he is also remembered as one of the most decorated football players of all time, lifting 36 major trophies all across Europe top leagues. With Barcelona he won the UEFA Champions League, 2La Liga titles, a Spanish cup and 3 Spanish super cups, 2 UEFA Super cups and 2 FIFA Club World Cups. With Inter Milan the Brazilian won 3 serie A titles, and an Italian super cup. His time with PSG was filled with Silver ware as he won 4 Ligue 1 titles, 3 French cups, 4 French league cups, and 4 French super cups.  Maxwell time with Ajax earned him 2 Dutch league titles and a Dutch cup. Further more, Maxwell won a titles with his very first club in brazil, winning the Brazilian cup with Curzeiro.