Leicester win first-ever FA Cup trophy thanks to Youri Tielemans screamer vs Chelsea

Demi Burnett is speaking out after a psychological evaluation revealed that she’s autistic.

And to think it all started with a Pitchfork Review. After British animated piglet/musician extraordinaire Peppa Pig’s debut album edged out Kanye West‘s astronomically-hyped epic Donda as their preferred album, 6.5 to 6.0, fans gleefully memed the decision. In the reviews (written by Peyton Thomas and Dylan Green, respectively) Pitchfork called Peppa’s album “charming,” while noting Kanye’s album was “barely finished” and came with “a lot of baggage.”

On Sunday, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reported 58 new deaths from Covid-19, along with 2,780 new positive cases.

Natasha Bure is stepping into her mom, Candace Cameron Bure‘s shoes for an all new Aurora Teagarden movie on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.

dog who has an "XL body and XXXL" received an outpouring of love online for its uniquely sized appearance. Gus, a 95lb American Bulldog, had been shared to a Reddit page called "What's Wrong With Your Dog " where he can be seen resting his notably larger head on his foster dad in an adorable pooch snap.

Ariana Grande is going to be playing Glinda in the movie version of Wicked and she took the time to see the musical again on Broadway this weekend!

coronavirus pandemic actually brought them closer than ever before.For the first time in around three decades, the couple were able to sit down at the table to eat dinner together.Speaking on the Graham Norton Show, Helen said: "For the first time in 30 odd years of marriage we sat at the table opposite each other and had dinner together every night for six months."It was fantastic, brilliant."She was there to promote her new film The Duke, where she portrays Dorothy Bunton.The comedy-drama, which is set in 1961, follows 60-year-old taxi driver Kempton Bunton, played by Jim Broadbent, who steals Goya's portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in London.He sends ransom notes saying that he will return the painting if the government invests more in care for the elderly.It is the final film from director Roger Michell, who died last September.She told the audience: "I swore to myself that I would never play a character that is described as the long-suffering, but she is, and she is a great character."Helen added: "This turned out to be Roger Michell's last film."He was a great film director and I think it is wonderful to have this as his last because it is very funny, but at the same time it has great emotional depth."Speaking to Radio Times about her role in the film, she admitted it might help her "break free" from the casting chains of 2006 film The Queen; a character she has been tied to ever since.And Dorothy's drab, worn-down essence is a far cry from Her Majesty.Mirren appeared as Queen Elizabeth II, in an iconic performance that won her an Oscar, a Golden Globe, a BAFTA and a SAG Award, among others./latest/queenThe film follows the Royal Family as they try and deal with the series of events that

The best thing about losing in football is that there is always another game. For Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel, Tuesday night’s fixture against Leicester City cannot come soon enough.

Chelsea welcome Leicester City to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday evening in a battle for third place in the Premier League.

Leicester City's Daniel Amartey has been accused of disrespecting Chelsea following the Foxes' FA Cup Final success at Wembley.

Jamie Vardy didn't miss any of Leicester's FA Cup celebrations by grabbing the striker while he was on a live TV interview.Vardy was being spoken to by BT Sport after the Foxes had beaten Chelsea 1-0 at Wembley to win the famous trophy.Though Schmeichel approached Vardy and grabbed him, ushering towards the celebration with the former non-league star needing no encouragement to join in.Vardy jumped straight into the celebrations with his team-mate having sprinted back from his interview.Leicester certainly had plenty of reasons to be cheerful with Youri Tielemans' wonder goal giving them the win.Before dragging Vardy to the celebrations, Schmeichel had said to BBC Sport: "So happy I can't begin to describe it.

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!James Corden summed up the mood across English football after Leicester City secured their first-ever FA Cup triumph.Leicester defeated Chelsea 1-0 in front of over 20,000 supporters as fans returned to create brilliant scenes at Wembley.Youri Tielemans' second-half wonder strike separated the two sides as he fired an unstoppable effort past Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga.The Foxes had their own shot-stopper Kasper Schmeichel to thanks for an inspired performance, including a world class save to deny England international Mason Mount's equaliser.The final wasn't without VAR controversy either as the Blues had a last-minute equaliser chalked off after

Get the biggest City stories, analysis and transfer updates delivered straight to your inbox

Gary Lineker called upon his co-host Alan Shearer to 'save him' following Leicester City'sFA Cup triumph over Chelsea on Saturday evening.Youri Tielemans secured Leicester their first-ever FA Cup trophy with a 30-yard-howitzer that left Chelsea's keeper, Kepa Arrizabalaga, with no chance as it nestled in the top left corner. It was the fourth time Leicester have made it to the FA Cup final and the first time since 1969, however, the Foxes had yet to lift the trophy in their 137-year-history.

Youri Tielemans' goal for the ages fittingly secured Leicester City's first ever FA Cup success at Wembley as VAR had the final say.

Chelsea were beaten 1-0 by Leicester City in the FA Cup final on Saturday, as Brendan Rodgers' side won the competition for the first time in their history.

Chelsea misfit Kepa Arrizabalaga is set to start Saturday's FA Cup Final - but a series of other stars are sweating on their places. Blues boss Thomas Tuchel was furious with the way his side lost to Arsenal on Wednesday night.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has admitted he is a "bit angry that we had so many changes" for his side's 1-0 loss to Arsenal on Wednesday.

Premier League campaign has thrown up that an Arsenal side that has suffered their worst league form for more than four decades beat the Champions League finalists.A second league goal for Emile Smith Rowe was enough to secure Arsenal's first league victory at Stamford Bridge for just over a decade.The last time Arsenal came away from Chelsea's home with three points, Mikel Arteta was in midfield for the Gunners, but tonight he prowled his dugout with pride as he watched his young guns deliver a professional away performance.Captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was on hand to capitalise on a bizarre mix-up between Jorginho and Chelsea keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, before teeing up Smith Rowe to scuff home a goal against a side that rejected him

Arsenal in their shock 1-0 victory away at Chelsea - the club who rejected him as a youngster.Smith Rowe capitalised on a disastrous back-pass from Jorginho after 15 minutes at Stamford Bridge, which earned the Gunners an unexpected set of three points on Tuesday night.Jorginho's misplaced pass almost trickled over his own line, with Kepa Arrizabalaga rushing back to desperately claw it away from goal.But unfortunately for Kepa and Jorginho, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang quickly pounced in the box and teed up Smith Rowe, who swept the ball into the back of the net.It was a superb moment for the 20-year-old, who recently revealed he had an unsuccessful trial at Chelsea early on in his career.However, Smith Rowe denied that the Blues rejection

Arsenal against Chelsea - but fans believe it shouldn't have even allowed to stand.The Gunners picked up an unlikely victory at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night, capitalising on a mistake from Jorginho after 15 minutes to snatch a pivotal set of three points.First the latter almost put the ball in his own net, misplacing a back-pass towards his own goal and forcing goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga to desperately claw it away.However, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang pounced in the box and teed up Smith Rowe, who stroked the ball home to give Mikel Arteta's men the lead.In the end it proved the only goal of the game, with Chelsea huffing and puffing to no avail for the remaining 75 minutes.But fans on Twitter are adamant that referee Andre Mariner