Reuters) - Winger Gareth Bale has been heavily criticised by the Spanish media for celebrating Wales' Euro 2020 qualification by holding up a flag that appeared to indicate his passion to play for Real Madrid is way down the pecking order. Bale's decision to pose with a giant flag that read \"Wales. Golf. Real Madrid would save themselves the £35m plus they would have to pay him in wages for the remainder of his contract and Zidane would get what he wanted, namely Gareth Bale out of the Bernabeu. Everyone's a winner - what could go wrong? Well just about everything actually. Although Real Madrid wanted a fee for the player, Bale's people persuaded them that it was in the interest of everyone to let him go for free. They include why the game gave commentary wizard Barry Davies his big break at the BBC, how a downpour ruined the night in Vienna for City's WAGS but did not prevent the players from partying - and why the victorious Blues threatened Uefa with a European boycott afterwards. And what is undisputed is that a club so often derided by rival fans for having \"no history\", let alone any track record in Europe, were ahead of some now established Champions League giants when it came to pioneering success on foreign fields. But if you fancy backing Eddie Howe's men to spring another surprise, Harry Wilson likes being on the road as five of his six league goals have come away from home this season. Stack up on Reds in top v bottom clashLeague leaders Liverpool host bottom club Watford at Anfield in the early kick-off on Saturday, and all signs point to a comfortable victory for the Reds. Jurgen Klopp's men have not dropped a point at home so far this season and they have won six of their last seven Premier League games against the Hornets, scoring 25 goals and conceding just four. Posted at 90'+4' Foul by David McGoldrick (Sheffield United). SubstitutionPosted at 90'+3' Substitution, Arsenal. Sokratis replaces Nicolas Pépé. Goal!Posted at 90'+1' Goal! Sheffield United 1, Arsenal 2. Dani Ceballos (Arsenal) right footed shot from the right side of the box to the centre of the goal. Posted at 90' Dani Ceballos (Arsenal) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Posted at 90' Foul by Oliver McBurnie (Sheffield United). Atalanta have won once in their last eight games, while they come into this game winless in seven. They lost 3-1 against Juventus at the weekend, shipping three goals in the final 16 minutes. That could cost them again here, as Dinamo have scored three in the last 15 minutes across their last two in Europe – drawing 2-2 and 3-3 with Shakhtar Donetsk. I would really be surprised if the league leaders from Al Ahly who scored no less than 23 goals while winning their 8 games from 8 played in the league so far do not score even 3 goals all alone in this one, as they managed to do so even last season when they played here and won the game with 3-0 in the end while this start of the season they won 5-1 away at Aswan, 4-0 away at Gouna and 3-0 away at Wadi Degla being very attacking minded and do not really mind scoring more goals than necessary. There is no doubt that the giants from England will grab a win here because they are currently in good shape they have surprise the whole world when they hosted Manchester City and beat them with two goals to nil and this rival (Man City ) is a very strong team so this hosting team is not stronger than the visitors. The coronavirus pandemic has brought sport to a virtual standstill worldwide and English soccer is suspended until at least April 30, with the hiatus hitting the revenue of clubs across the country. Leeds said the lack of matches among other things will cost the club \"several million pounds\" each month, which led to coach Marcelo Bielsa and his squad deciding collectively to defer wages to keep the club running in \"uncertain times\". Follow Sunday's Premier League liveBlades' week of VARA bizarre second goal in United's 2-0 home defeat by Newcastle on Thursday led Blades manager Chris Wilder to say that football was \"sucking the life\" from him. Whether or not today's events have changed his opinion, there is no doubt that the visitors' final 16 minutes would have been much more uncomfortable had the red card been allowed to stand. Assisted by João Carvalho with a cross. Posted at 86' Corner, Nottingham Forest. Conceded by George Saville. Posted at 84' Marcus Tavernier (Middlesbrough) wins a free kick on the right wing. Posted at 84' Foul by Yuri Ribeiro (Nottingham Forest). Posted at 82' Marvin Johnson (Middlesbrough) wins a free kick on the left wing. Premier League facing decisive week over resumptionWhile McAnuff is unsure whether he will play again this season - Orient are 17th in League Two - the 38-year-old believes some top-flight players will share his concerns as the Premier League examines how to resume. Clearly football's being in the focus because of Project Restart and all of that talk,\" added McAnuff. Of course the players are going to be at risk, but if they are in households where they have got grandparents or aunties and uncles, their parents, brothers and sisters, who may be more susceptible to critical illness or even high risk of death, then clearly that is going to be a factor in these guys' decisions. Posted at 80' Daniel James (Manchester United) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Posted at 80' Foul by Marvelous Nakamba (Aston Villa). Posted at 79' Attempt missed. Daniel James (Manchester United) right footed shot from the left side of the box is close, but misses to the right. Assisted by Paul Pogba. SubstitutionPosted at 79' Substitution, Manchester United. Daniel James replaces Mason Greenwood. The last goal was a matter of managing the situation, but we didn't manage the situation and they snuck behind us and scored. Ok we didn't lift the trophy but this is a great opportunity to deal with big pressure moments and understand how to manage the big pressure moments, because that's the best way to learn. Mourinho's side dug deep and struck just as the game looked to be heading for stalemate to get three points to keep Spurs right in the hunt for a place in Europe next season. The result will also lift spirits after the recent loss at Sheffield United and the poor display in the draw at struggling Bournemouth. For any faults this Spurs side have, and they are nowhere near the effervescent outfit that reached last season's Champions League final, they still carry serious menace in the shape of Son, who scored one goal and created another, and Harry Kane. While one ever-so-slightly more meaningful wait appears to be over for Liverpool, this particular one is set to clock at least 68 years. It was, however, a significantly better day for Crystal Palace, who became the first side to win on a leap year day in Premier League history. A 1-0 victory at Brighton in Saturday's early kick-off was, granted, just the third game to be played in the competition on 29 February - but after games between Leeds and Liverpool (2-2) and Portsmouth and Newcastle (1-1) ended level in 2004, the Eagles seized their chance. De Bruyne has been sensational since Premier League action resumed. Although Newcastle have shown signs of improvement in recent weeks, we don't see them standing up to the Belgian's quality. Back him to score anytime. Den Bosch and Jong PSV will face each other in the upcoming match in the Eerste Divisie in Holland. Den Bosch this season have the following results: 5W, 10D and 4L. Meanwhile Jong PSV have 4W, 4D and 11L. This season both these teams are usually playing attacking football in the league and their matches are often high scoring. Chelsea v Manchester (20:15), BT Sport. Saturday, 27 June: Aston Villa v Wolves (12:30), BT Sport. Sunday, 28 June: Watford v Southampton (16:30), Sky Sports and Pick. Monday, 29 June: Crystal Palace v Burnley (20:00), Amazon Prime. Tuesday, 30 June: Brighton v Manchester United (20:15), Sky Sports and Pick. Wednesday, 1 July: Bournemouth v Newcastle (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick. Arsenal v Norwich (18:00), BT Sport. He would be able to handle the pressure of playing for United too - obviously talent is the first thing you need but to be a success at big clubs you need the right mentality too, and he showed that by going to Germany and becoming a key player for his team. As for the game? It is a tough one but we are going to go there and absolutely pulverise them. Pogba will be back in the side too. SUNDAY Arsenal v Chelsea (14:00)This is Mikel Arteta's first home game as Arsenal boss, and I am sure that will give everyone a bit of a lift.

	Team	Events	Wins	Draws	Losses	Goal difference	Points
1	Manchester City	22	18	2	2	41	56
2	Chelsea	22	12	7	3	28	43
3	Liverpool	20	12	6	2	34	42
4	West Ham United	21	11	4	6	12	37
5	Arsenal	20	11	2	7	8	35
6	Tottenham Hotspur	18	10	3	5	3	33
7	Manchester United	19	9	4	6	3	31
8	Wolverhampton Wanderers	20	9	4	7	2	31
9	Brighton & Hove Albion	20	6	10	4	0	28
10	Leicester City	18	7	4	7	-2	25
11	Crystal Palace	21	5	9	7	-1	24
12	Southampton	21	5	9	7	-8	24
13	Brentford	20	6	5	9	-6	23
14	Aston Villa	19	7	1	11	-5	22
15	Everton	19	5	4	10	-10	19
16	Leeds United	19	4	7	8	-16	19
17	Watford	19	4	2	13	-14	14
18	Norwich City	21	3	4	14	-35	13
19	Newcastle United	20	1	9	10	-23	12
20	Burnley	17	1	8	8	-11	11