#score-goals

#score-goals

Real Madrid are in the market for a new centre-forward after announcing Karim Benzema's departure.The France international scored 354 goals in 648 appearances to become Real's second all-time top scorer, behind Cristiano Ronaldo, during a 14-year stay in the Spanish capital.Here, the PA news agency runs the rule over the main contenders to succeed Benzema at the Bernabeu.

Harry Kane and Mason Mount are just two of the names being floated around Old Trafford for a big-money addition, with an attacker certainly thought to be high up on Erik ten Hag's wish list.Here is your latest update of Man Utd transfer news and rumours... Harry Kane Ten Hag's desire for a new striker has seen Tottenham's Kane positioned ahead of Victor Osimhen in United's wish list, according to Sky Sports.

Wout Weghorst scored his first Manchester United goal in the League Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest, and claimed an assist in the 2-0 Premier League win over Leeds for Alejandro Garnacho's goal, and his work rate has made him a regular in Erik ten Hag's starting line-up.Speaking to the club's official site, Weghorst has spoken about his start to life at United.

Erik ten Hag has told Marcus Rashford to commit his long-term future to Manchester United because the manager is intent on transforming the team into the best in the world.Rashford is enjoying the finest form of his career, scoring nine goals in his past nine games.The 25-year-old's contract expires in summer 2024 and a bullish Ten Hag is certain the forward will thrive even more if a new deal is agreed.

Palace lost 1-0 at Chelsea on Sunday and have now failed to score from open play in 630 minutes of football stretching back to November 6.The Eagles spurned a series of chances at Stamford Bridge and Vieira said: I think we did enough to get at least a point.The other side is to look at chances created.

Dylan Strome signed a five-year extension with the Washington Capitals last week.The deal pays him $5 million annually and will keep him in DC through the 2027-28 season.The 25-year-old forward met with the media for the first time on Thursday since putting pen to paper."I think the team saw something in me and believes, like myself, that I'm only gonna get better over the next 5 years," Strome started.

After two crazy transfer windows under Chelsea's new ownership, the Blues head into the summer needing to get rid of several players and address some key issues in their squad.A striker is a priority for the West London club having struggled to score goals all season but so is a goalkeeper, with the Blues shortlisting three targets for the position.

The Washington Capitals will have a chance to move up to one of the top three spots in the 2023 NHL Draft at Monday's lottery.But the cold reality is that they have a much larger probability of ending up picking either eighth, ninth, or tenth overall.We've covered the potential top three picks in this year's class in Connor Bedard, Adam Fantilli, and Matvei Michkov in case the Caps are blessed with good luck from the Hockey Gods.

Manchester City go down south and come away with all three points.They beat Palace thanks to a deserved penalty by Erling Haaland.City played well all match and had much positive vibes in this one.On to the reaction-
Pep Guardiola Reaction
"What a holding midfielder,"
"There are no words to describe - with or without the ball, the presence he has and how clever he is with the ball and he attacked with the ball the space when he saw it was there so yeah, an incredible, fantastic game.

Pep Guardiola defended Erling Haaland's position within Manchester City, arguing the Norway international is not holding his team back this term.Haaland scored his fourth hat-trick of the Premier League season to blow past last term's Golden Boot tally and reach 25 in Sunday's 3-0 win over Wolves.Despite his remarkable figures, City are playing catch-up in the title race as Arsenal continue to set the pace.

With one thunderous header right in front of the goal line, Federico Gatti drastically changed the potential for a Juventus run to the Europa League final.Yes ... Federico Gatti.A defender.Who didn't even start Thursday night's game.But there was Gatti, At the death.To bail his team out.It could have been set up for a big-time uphill battle heading into next week's second leg of the Europa League semifinals against Sevilla in Spain.

When I think about the last four months of Juventus football, two words come to mind: unsustainable reaction.When, for what now feels like an impossibly brief stint, Juventus were on a good run, there were many who called the form fool's gold.The team didn't look great, but they were winning.Something happened over the World Cup break and winter holidays; the team was galvanized, and the results started tilting ever more favorably, to the point where we were briefly dreaming of Champions League qualification even with the penalty.

Much like in the other big game happening on Sunday, regardless of result, it's never great when you have to talk about refereeing decisions when you recap a game.Alas, we have to do just that again, as there was an unfortunate ref show taking place at the Allianz Stadium.Thankfully, Juventus managed to scrape by Fiorentina in a 1-0 victory that was a bit more dramatic than it had any right of being.

With two more goals in his last two games, Bayern Munich 's Serge Gnabry has hit double-digit Bundesliga goals for the seventh season running - every year he's been in the German top flight, in fact, since his days at Werder Bremen in 2016/17.Fittingly, Gnabry's eleventh league goal of the year came against Bremen.

Pep Guardiola said Erling Haaland is creating a "problem" for himself because his form this season has been so good that he's expected to score hat tricks in every game.Haaland made it eight goals in five days for Manchester City with three in the 6-0 win over Burnley in the FA Cup on Saturday, following on from scoring five against RB Leipzig in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Pep Guardiola has criticised Kevin De Bruyne for not doing the simple things, with Manchester City's manager stating he has repeatedly told the midfielder to get back to this.The Belgian leads the Premier League assists chart with 13 and his three in the Champions League put him one behind the highest.

"Give it to Phil Foden" was the loud shout from the stands just before he scored Manchester City's opening goal against Newcastle on Saturday.Whether he heard the advice or not, Rodri definitely made the right decision when he passed to his team-mate.Foden still had a lot to do when he received the ball out wide on the right - just in front of his very vocal fan - but ghosted past Dan Burn and held off two more challenges inside the box before seeing his shot deflected home.

DFS/Sports Betting
Welcome to another edition of Blue Seat Bookie!I apologize for the lack of content, the day job has been more hands on than it normally is.Today's NHL slate is a good one and there are a ton of good value bets out there.Below are 3 that look incredibly promising in value.Define the Great Money Line: (3-0)
Seattle Kraken defeat the Colorado Avalanche -115The oddsmakers have this one as a coin flip, but with Colorado not playing like Colorado this season, and the Kraken outscoring all of their issues, this for me equals a Kraken victory.

BOSTON - There were extended stretches Monday where goals were not easy to come by as the Boston Bruins hosted the Ottawa Senators in an eventual 3-1 victory at TD Garden.Fortunately for the Bruins, they were able to set the tone defensively as highlighted by a key first-period effort.The Black and Gold were forced to kill off a 5-on-3 for 1:50 after a tripping penalty by Craig Smith at 9:16 and a hooking penalty by Patrice Bergeron at 9:27.

PITTSBURGH - The Islanders are starting to make a habit out of these dramatic finishes.For a third time against the Pittsburgh Penguins this season, they pulled off an improbable third-period comeback on Thursday night - this time at PPG Paints Arena - overturning a 3-1 deficit to win 4-3 in overtime.