11 things we loved this weekend: Depay, Pogba, Marcelo, Kenedy…

Manchester United, Newcastle United, West Ham and Everton moments all caught our eye this weekend.
A bumper week of football which included the Champions League quarter-finals was topped off by a thrilling weekend.
While all eyes were on the Manchester and Merseyside derbies, we’ve rounded up the best of the action from around the continent.
Memphis Depay
A goal and a quartet of assists for Depay as Lyon beat Metz 5-0 in Ligue 1. We love him.
4⃣ assists
1⃣ goalMemphis Depay was involved in all FIVE of Lyon's goals today 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/G6sq5C12tZ
— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) April 8, 2018
Joe Hart
Hart has been a much-maligned figure for club and country this season, but he boosted his World Cup chances with a man of the match display as West Ham drew 1-1 at Chelsea.
Joe Hart.
Take a bow. #GkUnion #PKGKAcademy pic.twitter.com/cZVM1gkfWA
— PK GK Academy (@PKGKAcademy) April 8, 2018
Declan Rice
Playing in front of Hart at Stamford Bridge was 19-year-old Rice, who certainly enjoyed earning a creditable point at the team which released him as a child.
Released by Chelsea at 14.. 5 years later start against them & put in a fantastic team performance❤⚒ fans were different class too. joe hart👏👏! We keep pushing until the end #COYI pic.twitter.com/UYr8CQBL4r
— Declan Rice (@_DeclanRice) April 8, 2018
Leeds and Sunderland
Football would be nothing without the gallows humour of supporters, and there was a great example at Elland Road on Saturday.
Sunderland fans started the match with a chorus of the classic ditty: “We’re f*cking sh*t.”
And the Leeds faithful joined in with a response of: “And so are we.”
Sunderland fans at Leeds today #safc pic.twitter.com/vXy9iOx7aR
— Football Away Days (@footyawayday) April 7, 2018
Marcelo
This gorgeous pass from Marcelo is made even better by the commentators’ reaction.
Johnny Russell
MLS is full of players you didn’t realise were plying their trade in North America, and former Derby and Scotland forward Russell put Zlatan Ibrahimovic to shame with this brilliant solo goal as Sporting Kansas City won 2-0 at LA Galaxy.
Kenedy
Brazilian attackers doing elasticos? Yes please.
Amadou Diawara
There isn’t a more perfect time to score your first ever goal in Serie A. And what an aesthetically pleasing finish too.
88' Napoli 0-1 Chievo.. Title race over.
89' Napoli 1-1 Chievo..
93' Napoli 2-1 Chievo.. Title race on!Amadou Diawara, what a time to score your first Serie A goal!
Just listen to that roar! 😱 pic.twitter.com/044CnlKTDA
— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) April 8, 2018
Neil Warnock
Something tells us Warnock didn’t take Cardiff’s defeat at Wolves – in which they missed two stoppage-time penalties – very well.
It’s still not even the best incident involving Warnock and the words “f*ck off”, however.
Neil Warnock screaming "fuck off" for 20 seconds at Nuno, Wolves' manager, is the greatest video on twitter this week. pic.twitter.com/xsnv2NSez5
— Sean (@SeanWaIker) April 6, 2018
Sam Allardyce
Speaking of angry managers, this might be the most Big Sam clip of all time.
When your team go Route One instead of Route Zero… pic.twitter.com/zOs5oQ8wlZ
— Who Ate All The Pies (@waatpies) April 7, 2018
Paul Pogba
Can all the stupid criticism of Pogba daring to have a haircut now stop? Having blue hair certainly didn’t hinder his performance against Manchester City.
Go on Paul with your blue boots and blue hair and exquisite goals. Go on.
Football is fantastic.
— MUNDIAL (@MundialMag) April 7, 2018
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