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Manchester City go top as Chelsea chuck Liam Rosenior: Football Weekly Extra – podcast
TL;DR
Chelsea has sacked Liam Rosenior following a poor performance, while Manchester City has taken the top spot in the Premier League after a 1-0 victory against Burnley.
Key points
- Chelsea sacks Liam Rosenior after poor performance
- Manchester City wins 1-0 against Burnley
- City tops Premier League table for first time since October
- Burnley relegated to the Championship
- Leeds secures a point against Bournemouth
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On the podcast today: we’ll begin with Chelsea and the sacking of Liam Rosenior after a terrible run of form that culminated with them being thrashed away at Brighton on Monday night.
Elsewhere, the Premier League title race. Manchester City’s 1-0 win at Burnley puts them top on goals scored – the first time City have topped the table since October. The result also sends Burnley back down to the Championship.
Plus, Leeds look safe with a late point at Bournemouth, we look forward to the FA Cup semi-finals and your questions answered.
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Q&A
Why did Chelsea sack Liam Rosenior?
Chelsea sacked Liam Rosenior due to a terrible run of form, culminating in a heavy defeat against Brighton.
What was the result of the Manchester City vs Burnley match?
Manchester City won 1-0 against Burnley, allowing them to top the Premier League table for the first time since October.
What does Burnley's loss mean for their season?
Burnley's loss to Manchester City has sent them back down to the Championship.