Weekend talking points: Pogba’s penalty, on-song Salah and a Madrid mare

Jurgen Klopp’s side are 5/2 to win the league, and now firing in the goals again, are 11/10 to win at Arsenal next weekend.

No Messi no problem for Barcelona

Sunday’s El Clasico was the first fixture not to include Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo since 2007.

But Barcelona didn’t miss their star player as they hammered Real Madrid 5-1. Luis Suarez grabbed a hat-trick as Real capitulated at the Camp Nou.

It’s been a nightmare start for under-fire Madrid boss Julen Lopetegui and such a hammering against Real’s biggest rivals could be the nail in the coffin.

It’s believed that the side are already in talks with Antonio Conte to succeed the Spaniard at the Bernabeu, and the Italian is 1/2 favourite to be the next Real boss.

Galaxy collapse to miss out on playoffs

Sunday was decision day in MLS, as the final round of regular season fixtures took place.

But it proved to be a disastrous day for LA Galaxy, who threw away a 2-0 lead at home to Houston Dynamos.

Houston had nothing to play for, while the Galaxy were looking to steal the final playoff spot from Real Salt Lake. But after going 2-0 up in the first-half, Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s side conceded three times after the interval to bring a sombre end to their campaign.

Hamilton wins fifth world title in Mexico

Lewis Hamilton can now call himself a five-time world champion after finishing fourth in Sunday’s Mexican Grand Prix.

The Mercedes ace now sits alongside Juan Manuel Fangio on five championships, with only Michael Schumacher on seven still ahead of him.

Max Verstappen won the race from Hamilton’s title rival Sebastian Vettel.

There are two races remaining this year, but Hamilton will now turn his attention to next season, for which he is 5/6 favourite to win the 2019 title, ahead of Vettel at 11/4.

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