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After an emotional Saturday and Sunday across the football pitches of Europe's best leagues and cups, here are Flashscore's winners and losers from the weekend just gone!

West Ham arrived at St. James' Park without having scored a goal in their last three away matches, knowing that they would have to beat Newcastle to realistically give them the edge in the relegation battle with Tottenham Hotspur.

Everton are closely monitoring Liam Delap’s situation at Chelsea, with the Merseyside club growing in belief that he could become available this summer.

A classic FA Cup final awaits at Wembley Stadium on Saturday afternoon, as last year's defeated finalists, Man City, take on a Chelsea side who are looking to salvage something from a disappointing and topsy-turvy season.

Danish Captain Jesper Jensen Aabo says he still gets goosebumps when he remembers last year's ice hockey world championships, where Denmark reached the semi-final after sensationally beating Canada in the quarter-final.

Man City were well aware that anything less than a win over Crystal Palace on Wednesday night would virtually hand the Premier League title to Arsenal.

The Los Angeles Lakers caught fire late in the regular season, winning 15 games and peaking at the perfect time before the playoffs. They secured the fourth seed in the standings, setting up a first-round matchup with the fifth-seeded Houston Rockets led by Kevin Durant. Then, the team took a devastating blow.

Although the 2025/26 season hasn't yet finished, it would appear that Robert Lewandowski's time at Barcelona could soon be over.