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Premier League
If you're on Football Twitter, chances are you already know what happened with most of the games. That said, there are two matches you may not have picked up on.

The first was Brighton's 1-0 win over Norwich City. Leandro Trossard's strike in the 25th minute was enough to secure all 3 points for Graham Potter's men, who sit 9 points clear of the drop until at least tomorrow. The frustration of the Norwich players was more than evident.

The 2nd was Leicester City's 3-0 thumping of Crystal Palace, with Jamie Vardy himself bagging twice for the Foxes and bringing his goal tally to 21 for the season (101 in his Premier League career). They secure their place in 3rd spot for the time being.

La Liga

Valencia came back from 1-0 down against Granada and looked on course for a 2-1 win to keep their hopes of European football alive, but an 86th minute strike from Fede Vico forced the points to be shared at Nuevo Estadio de Los Cármenes.

Serie A

Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first ever free kick goal for Juventus as the I Bianconeri stormed their way to a 4-1 win over local rivals Torino and opened up a 7 point gap between themselves and 2nd-placed Lazio.

Speaking of, Lazio looked to close the gap between themselves and the top of the table, but AC Milan had other plans. Goals from Hakan Çalhanoğlu, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and Ante Rebić placed a damning stamp on Le Aquile's title hopes, who have 8 games left to catch up to Juventus.

Primeira Liga

Pacos de Ferreira fought back from a two goal deficit to win 3-2 against 16th placed Vitoria FC away from home. Meanwhile, a flurry of goals in the 2nd half allowed Braga to enjoy a comfortable win over Rio Ave and move 6 points clear of 5th.

At the top of the table, 3 first half goals were enough for Benfica to see off Boavista and close the gap between themselves and Porto to just three points. The latter side are in action tomorrow against Belenenses, a win needed to restore their six point lead.

Super Lig

Bottom of the league Ankaragücü faced a dismemberment at the hands of Alanyaspor, with the home side only scoring once in response to the 4 goals they conceded.

While the breakthrough came late, Demba Ba (yes, THAT Demba Ba) broke through Analyaspor's defense in the 71st minute and opened up a 5 point gap for İstanbul Başakşehir at the top of the table. Elijero Elia would add his name to the score sheet in the 97th minute.

DFB Pokal

Bayern Munich retained their title as DFB Pokal champions, seeing off Bayer Leverkusen by a score of 4-2 to secure their 20th victory in the competition. On another day the score may have been closer, but the Bavarians put out a performance befitting of champions.

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