Manchester United will play Liverpool or Chelsea in the 2008 Champions League final after defeating Barcelona 1-0 at Old Trafford thanks to a screamer from Paul Scholes.

What a goal. It’s a gift from Gianluca Zambrotta, who gives the ball to Paul Scholes and the midfielder absolutely spanks it from fully 25 yards. His first goal for eight months - but it was worth waiting for.

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Lionel Messi picks up the ball in midfield, takes on and beats Paul Scholes and beats him, cuts inside from the right, slaloms past Wes Brown and shoots from about 20 yards, stinging the palms of Van der Sar in the process.

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Deco’s low drive from the edge of the Manchester United penalty area fizzes this wide of the upright.

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Victor Valdes saves Carlos Tevez’s shot in unconvincing fashion.

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Arsenal demolished Derby 6-2 at Pride Park with Emmanuel Adebayor bagging a hat-trick as the Gunners close the gap on leaders Man Utd to 4 points.

Derby hit the self destruct as Moore carelessly gives the ball away to Bendtner, who then exchanges passes with Van Persie before firing a low shot past Carroll.

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Excellent free-kick from the left by Savage is lifted over Fabianski by the number four from three yards and the Rams deserve to be on level terms.

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Third-time lucky for the Dutchman when he is found beautifully six yards out by Toure as Derby’s defenders stand and watch. He takes the ball on his chest and smashes it home past Carroll.

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Walcott makes a fool of Stubbs as he heads for the byline in the Derby area - he pulls the ball back, Eboue deflects it on as he falls over and Adebayor guides it into the open net.

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Robert Earnshaw manages to stay just onside and slides a nice finish beyond Fabianski following a lovely defence-splitting pass from Todd.

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Derby’s celebrations are short lived as the Theo Walcott finds the corner with a measured shot from inside the Derby area.

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Simple stuff again for Arsenal as Derby’s defence goes AWOL - Clichy bursts on to a through ball down the left, centres for Adebayor to slide home into the corner.

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Adebayor completes a second-half hat-trick as he rounds Carroll and slides the ball nonchantly into the open goal.

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Real Madrid thumped Athletic Bilbao 3-0 at the Bernabeu on Sunday to edge closer to the Primemara Liga title.

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Inter Milan will have the chance to the retain their title by defeating arch rivals AC Milan in next weekend’s derby after the Serie A leaders beat Cagliari 2-1 on Sunday.

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Milan close the gap on fourth placed Fiorentina to a mere two points with a 4-1 win at Torino thanks to a hat trick from Pippo Inzaghi.

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Roma kept the Serie A title race alive for another week at least with a 4-1 battering of Torino.

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Daniele Gastaldello’s last gasp equaliser gave Sampdoria a share of the spoils as the away side earned a 2-2 draw at Fiorentina.

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Barcelona’s faint title hopes were ended on Saturday after they crashed to a 2-0 defeat at in-form Deportivo La Coruna.

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Sunderland sealed their survival and Premiership status with a last gasp winner in Saturday’s 3-2 victory over Middlesbrough in the Wear-Tees derby at the Stadium of Light.

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West Ham were forced to share the spoils with Newcastle after a blowing a two goal lead to a resurgent King Kev side who are unbeaten in their last 7 games.

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