Bradley Barcola opened the scoring, slotting through the legs of Rennes goalkeeper Brice Samba. The France forward turned provider for PSG's second goal, crossing into the path of Goncalo Ramos who netted from close range. Rennes pulled a goal back when Lilian Brassier headed home Ludovic Blas' corner in the 53rd minute. Dembele came off the bench to score his 19th and 20th league goals of the season in stoppage time, firing low into the bottom corner on both occasions. The win sends PSG 16 points clear at the top and they remain on course for their fourth consecutive league title. Attention will now move to overturning their narrow Champions League deficit against Liverpool at Anfield on Tuesday.

Manchester City are in uncharted territory under Pep Guardiola. A 1-0 loss at Nottingham Forest condemned the Premier League champions to their ninth league defeat of the campaign - equalling their record for most league defeats in a season during the Spaniard's reign. And for the first time under Guardiola, qualification for the Champions League is under serious threat. It is a scenario that was unthinkable as City lifted their fourth consecutive league title last May. Though a fifth-placed finish could yet provide a Champions League lifeline, there are just five points between fourth-placed City and Fulham in 10th as we enter the final stage of the season.

The Reds now face a Champions League tie with Paris St-Germain and the Carabao Cup final with Newcastle before they are in league action again. Liverpool's dream of achieving the Treble of Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup was ended last month by Plymouth - but they remain firmly in the hunt for three trophies. "It's a sign of a good team that you can win in different ways," Slot told BBC Match of the Day after the match. "It was a poor performance first half - not only because of the way we played but also because of the energy we brought." He added in his post-match news conference: "This was the most important game of the week. The first of three finals. I hope in the next finals we play a bit better than the first one." Mohamed Salah netted two penalties at Anfield, with Darwin Nunez scoring the other as they came back from 1-0 down. A mix-up between Virgil van Dijk and Alisson had allowed Will Smallbone to give the Premier League's bottom side a half-time lead. Slot's side have had to fight for two wins in a week as he bids for a trophy-laden first season since replacing club icon Jurgen Klopp.

Raphael Guerreiro scored twice in the opening 28 minutes, firing in from close range before heading in from Thomas Muller's headed assist. Jakov Medic smashed his first Bundesliga goal into the top corner to reduce the deficit. With two minutes of the first half remaining, Joao Palhinha was shown a straight red card for catching Giorgos Masouras on the shin. Bochum drew level when Ibrahima Sissoko headed home from Felix Passlack's looping ball into the box. Matus Bero completed a remarkable turnaround, slotting home from close range on the counter as Vincent Kompany suffered only his second Bundesliga defeat since he became Bayern manager last summer. Jonas Urbig, 21, who made his debut in goal for the injured Manuel Neuer and produced a brilliant save to deny Moritz Broschinski as the away side looked to increase their lead. In between Guerreiro's goals, Leroy Sane was fouled in the box by Medic but Serge Gnabry hammered his effort against the post as Bayern missed the chance to increase their lead from the spot. It is the first penalty Bayern have missed this season, with regular taker Harry Kane one of 10 changes to the side after their midweek Champions League win over Bayer Leverkusen. The changes proved costly as the home side fell to their first league defeat since 14 December against Mainz, while it is the first time in 34 years that Bochum have won away at Bayern. The result means Bayern remain eight points clear at the top while Bochum are two points from safety in 16th place.

After failing to register a first-half shot on target, Enzo Maresca's side took the lead within a minute of the restart. Marc Cucurella, on for the injured Malo Gusto, ran down the left and pulled the ball back with captain Reece James scoring with a fine low strike from 30 yards out. Copenhagen almost equalised a few minutes later but Viktor Claesson's angled strike bounced off the inside of the post and back into the hands of grateful Blues goalkeeper Robert Sanchez. But Chelsea doubled their advantage in the 65th minute. Cucurella was again involved as he won the ball close to the left touchline and Christopher Nkunku released Tyrique George whose cut-back was side-footed into the net by substitute Enzo Fernandez. Copenhagen did manage to get a goal back when Gabriel Pereira produced a powerful header to convert Marcos Lopez's deep free-kick, although Chelsea are still in a strong position to move into the quarter-finals. The second leg takes place at Stamford Bridge on Thursday, 13 March (20:00 GMT) and the overall winners will play either Norwegian side Molde or Legia Warsaw from Poland in the last eight.