Chelsea are through to the Champions League Final!

Chelsea drew with Barcelona 2-2 to go through to the Champions League Final, with Lionel Messi missing a penalty and John Terry getting sent off.

Your views - Premier League title race

Red or blue? City or United? Who will win the Premier League? Will Manchester United make it 20 titles? Or will Manchester City's money pay off? What do you think?

Here are the facts:
• United are three points ahead, with three games to go.
• However, City have a superior goal difference by six goals.
• They play each other on Monday 30th April, at the Etihad stadium - City's ground.
• Last Premier League game - Manchester United 1-6 Manchester City, at Old Trafford.
• FA Cup meeting earlier in the season saw United take revenge on that thrashing, as Vincent Kompany saw red and the Red Devils won.

Last three games:

United:
City(a)
Swansea(h)
Sunderland(a)

City:
United(h)
Newcastle(a)
QPR(h)

So there you go - the facts. But they're two main things missing. Of course, the actual result, but there is one more thing not here yet. Your comments are WANTED!!

Wolves relegated as City stay in title race

Manchester City condemned Wolverhampton Wanderers to Championship football next season with a 2-0 win.

Meanwhile, Man. United lost a two goal lead against Everton, the Toffees coming from 4-2 down to draw 4-4 thanks to Steven Pienaar's brace.

Liverpool, however, continued their terrible form, because despite putting their opponents West Brom's goal under siege for most of the game, the Baggies grabbed a goal to win the game 1-0.

Chelsea take narrow lead to the Nou Camp

A first half goal from Didier Drogba was enough to secure a 1-0 win against Barcelona, and the last English team left in the Champions League have a valuable lead going into the second leg versus the World champions.

Despite Barcelona having nearly all of the game's possession a slip-up from Lionel Messi of all people let Chelsea in on the counter-attack late in first half injury time - the Drog himself finished.

Juan Mata's goal - another chapter in the video technology saga

Frank Lampard against Germany, Clint Hill against Bolton, both goals that weren't but should've counted, and now Juan Mata, a goal that shouldn't have counted however did.

So exactly when will the FA/FIFA put video technology into football? Simply, Sepp Blatter could just use a extra official who would analyse the goal (or no goal) and make the decision, like in rugby.

Please give me your suggestions on how to stop it by commenting below.

Chelsea thrash Spurs to set up Liverpool clash

Chelsea beat Tottenham Hotspurs 5-1 to set up a FA Cup Final with Liverpool.

Liverpool beat Everton to reach FA Cup Final

Liverpool came from behind to beat city rivals Everton to secure their third Wembley appearance of the season.

Everton had a good first half, but their only goal of the match was courtesy of some very bad defending from the Reds centre-backs, Jamie Carragher and Daniel Agger, who let Nikica Jelavic through to score.

However, Liverpool came back in the second half as Luis Suarez scored to level things.

And Andy Carroll netted his second goal in as many games to put the Reds into their second final of the season.