Bayern and Roma find goalscoring touch

• Bayern's Wagner notches eighth goal in ten league games
• Two for Džeko as Roma also put on four-goal show
  
• Bale prises 12th Liga effort of campaign for Real Madrid
• Salah fails to score for first time in eight Liverpool matches
• Get to know #UCL final hosts city Kyiv

Saturday

Roma celebrate one of their four goals©AFP/Getty Images

Bayern München 4-1 Eintracht Frankfurt
Last six games in all competitions (most recent first): WLWWWD

A much-changed Bayern still proved too strong for the side coached by Niko Kovač, who will take charge of the champions next season. Niklas Dorsch struck just ahead of the break on his Bayern debut before Sandro Wagner scored for the eighth time in ten league games. Rafinha and Niklas Süle sealed the victory in the final three minutes.

Liverpool 0-0 Stoke City
Last six games in all competitions (most recent first): DWDWWD

Mohamed Salah spurned the best opening early on as Liverpool were held to a frustrating draw by relegation-threatened Stoke at Anfield. Although Jürgen Klopp made a number of changes to his starting XI, Salah and Roberto Firmino played the entire match but failed to prise the goal that would have lifted the Reds to second in the Premier League.

Gareth Bale enjoys his effort for Real Madrid©AFP/Getty Images

Roma 4-1 Chievo
Last six games in all competitions (most recent first): WLWWDW

Patrik Schick scored for the second league game in succession to give the hosts an early fillip before Edin Džeko put the Giallorossi two up at the interval. Juan Jesus was sent off when conceding a penalty in the 56th minute, but Alisson Becker saved Roberto Inglese's spot kick. Roma made the visitors pay with further goals from Stephan El Shaarawy and Džeko's 16th of the Serie A campaign.

Real Madrid 2-1 Leganés
Last six games in all competitions (most recent first): WWDWLD

Gareth Bale and Borja Mayoral struck at either end of the first half to set Real Madrid on their way to a first home win in four attempts. They were made to sweat, however, when Darko Brasanac pulled one back midway through the second half, but they held firm to end the weekend still four points shy of second-placed Atlético with a game in hand.