Weekend Results: Liverpool Stumbles, PSG Crowned Early Champions, and Müller Set to Leave Bayern

According to ESPN, this weekend delivered surprising results across Europe’s top leagues — Liverpool maintains an 11-point lead at the top despite suffering a defeat to Fulham.

Bruno Fernandes has created 75 chances this season — more than any other Premier League player. His teammate Casemiro matched the tackles record in a single match with 11 tackles against Manchester City.

In LaLiga, Vinícius Júnior reached a milestone by equaling Ronaldo Nazário’s record of 104 goals as the highest-scoring Brazilian for Real Madrid. Barcelona extended their positive run to 22 matches unbeaten in all competitions since the start of this year.

Shocking news came from Bundesliga — Thomas Müller announced he will leave Bayern Munich at the season’s end. The player who has served the club for 25 years has recorded 221 assists and 743 appearances.

Paris Saint-Germain secured the Ligue 1 title with an insurmountable lead — six games before the season ends. Les Parisiens remain the only unbeaten team among Europe’s top leagues.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi continue to show their prowess. Ronaldo leads the Saudi Pro League scoring chart with 21 goals, while Messi broke Inter Miami’s goal contribution record with 44 goal involvements in 29 matches.