FOOTBALL VIEWS

The golden boot is the prize that every striker is looking to win at the start of every World Cup because they want to score as many goals as they can and more goals than any other player. The best strikers in the world in particular are the ones who have their sights set on winning the award because of the mentality they have and this mentality is why they've become the best in their position. Many of those best strikers in the world have been lucky enough to win a World Cup

GK: BERND LENO (FULHAM) - Leno kept 2 clean sheets during April and made a lot of important saves at Fulham kept up their push for Europe. He pulled off an incredible last minute save against Brentford to deny Keane Lewis-Potter which kept the Cottagers in the hunt for Europe. RB: MATS WIEFFER (BRIGHTON) - Wieffer put in a shift at both ends right throughout April as Brighton kept up their push for European football. He netted twice in the Seagulls' win at Burnley and made a

TUESDAY: ARSENAL V ATLETICO MADRID It's been 20 years since Arsenal last played in a Champions League final when they lost 2-1 to Barcelona in Paris back in 2006. They're only a game away from reaching another one and there is a belief in their team that they can go one better this time round. They were a different team in the second half of the first leg as they were more on the back foot after being in control for most of the first half. Julian Alvarez's penalty changed the

Are Saka and Gyokeres beginning to form a partnership? Bukayo Saka and Viktor Gyokeres linked up on the pitch for the first time during Arsenal's 3-0 win over Fulham over the weekend with Saka setting up Gyokeres' first goal before Gyokores set up Saka for his goal. Could this be the start of them forming a partnership on the pitch? The pair of them haven't been able to form a partnership on the pitch this season due to Saka not having his most productive season due to injuri

FRIDAY: LEEDS V BURNLEY Leeds will be good as safe if they win this game even though they probably were already. Their FA Cup exit last weekend gives them the chance to put their sole focus on securing their Premier League status for another season and also to end the season as strong as they can. Burnley are down and now their manager is gone with Scott Parker having departed the club within the last few hours. Their chances of bouncing straight back up again are now uncerta