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Thomas Tuchel has spoken about Mason Mount's injury amid fears the midfielder could miss Chelsea's Champions League showdown with Real Madrid.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has delivered his verdict on Mason Mount's injury issue ahead of their Champions League tie against Real Madrid on Wednesday night.It came during a collision with Mario Lemina against Fulham in the Premier League on Saturday.Mount, who had another excellent game for the Blues, jumped for the ball but fell badly onto his back and needed medical treatment.The England international initially brushed off the challenge but was hauled off a few minutes later for Tammy Abraham.He was seen holding his back as he walked off and fans are worried he could miss Chelsea's match against Real Madrid on Wednesday.The Blues have a slim advantage going into the second leg next week after Christian Pulisic's away goal in a 1-1 draw

Eddie Nketiah's last gasp equaliser saved Arsenal a point against battling Fulham.

Jurgen Klopp came into the season as the favourite to guide his Liverpool team to Premier League glory.

Mohamed Salah has told Liverpool he wants to leave this summer and already has a destination in mind.It comes after another shocking result in the Premier League which has left their Premier League title defence in tatters.The Reds were handed another home defeat on Sunday when Fulham beat them 1-0 courtesy of a goal from Mario Lemina.That is now six losses in a row at Anfield - a feat that has never happened before.It leaves Liverpool 22 points behind Manchester City but reclaiming their title in the least of their worries with Champions League football now the objective.Despite being four points off the top four, Chelsea, Everton, West Ham and Tottenham are all above them and have games in hand as well.And it appears that motions have

Liverpool have a four-man transfer shortlist to replace their misfiring top three ahead of the summer transfer window.

Roy Keane tore into Liverpool stars Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson after Fulham's winning goal on Sunday.

Jurgen Klopp admitted he is at his 'lowest point' after watching his Liverpool side slump to a 1-0 home defeat against Fulham.Mario Lemina's strike before-half time lifted Scott Parker's men to within touching distance of safety and condemned the Reds to a sixth straight Anfield loss. Liverpool are now five points adrift of Chelsea in fourth and facing an uphill challenge to qualify for next season's Champions League.Klopp's decision to make seven changes backfired spectacularly on the German boss, who admitted he was at his lowest ebb as Reds boss in a revealing interview after the match.He told BBC Sport: "I would wish to say no but yes it is.

Jurgen Klopp was forced to dismiss Fulham claims they simply wanted victory more after watching his side collapse to yet another dismal Anfield defeat.

Roy Keane claims it is "crisis time for Liverpool" and highlighted how Jurgen Klopp's side are showing an alarming lack of togetherness.

Liverpool went down to another dismal Anfield defeat as Fulham earned a thoroughly deserved victory on Merseyside.

Micah Richards admits he is at a loss trying to explain Liverpool's catastrophic "fall from grace" this season.

Spurs' win at Fulham on Thursday night. Fulham star Mario Lemina was adjudged to have handled the ball in the lead up to Josh Maja's equalising goal - which was ruled out.Under the new handball rule, whereby accidental handball will not be penalised, Lemina's goal would have been allowed to stand.A statement on IFAB's official website read: "Accidental handball that leads to a team-mate scoring a goal or having a goal-scoring opportunity will no longer be considered an offence." This rule will come into force with immediate effect.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!The handball law has been changed following Thursday night's controversy involving Fulham star Mario Lemina. The International Football Association Board has announced that accidental handballs leading to a team-mate scoring or having a goal-scoring opportunity will no longer be considered an offence.Lemina was penalised last night after the ball struck his hand, shortly before Fulham team-mate Josh Maja put the ball beyond Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris.

Scott Parker claimed VAR is taking the “emotion” out of football after Fulham were denied a precious equaliser by video technology.

Fulham are eyeing up a triple swoop for Mario Lemina, Emile Smith Rowe and Grady Diangana. Cottagers boss Scott Parker wants to reinforce his newly-promoted squad and sees all three players as good options.