Leicester City midfielder James Maddison was crowned the winner of the second ePL Invitational with a clinical display over Sheffield United defender John Egan.

Both had to overcome moments of adversity to book their spot in the final two but in truth the final was as one-sided as you're likely to see.

James rushed into a two-goal lead thanks to Sheffield Wednesday fan Jamie Vardy.

"He is deadly," said James.

At half-time John spoke about the need to get the next goal but that didn't happen as two more goals, this time from Kelechi Iheanacho, put James in cruise control.

"I know for a fact he's watching, thank you brother," said James.

There was still time for James to get on the scoresheet himself before John Fleck scored a late consolation for Egan.

"That one was for you, Leicester fans," said James at full-time.

We'll leave you with words of warning from John, to James: "You wait till the first time you get the ball when we next play each other."

Sheffield United defender John Egan edged past Norwich full-back Max Aarons to set up a final against James Maddison.

It was a tight affair throughout with clear-cut chances at a premium.

Egan looked like he'd done enough to earn a half-time advantage after Oliver Norwood's tap-in but Teemu Pukki pulled Aarons level on the stroke of half-time.

The second half was even tighter than the first-half. Pre-game Max said "I don't think my heart can cope with golden goal".

That looked like being the likely outcome until a long ball over the top was laid back for John Lundstram to smash home the winner with just a couple of minutes left on the clock.

"I was ice cool in the last 10 minutes, it's been the story of my tournament," said John. "I played a few games last night, I'm just trying to brush up on my skills. I feel like I'm getting better every game."

Leicester City midfielder James Maddison came from 3-1 down to beat Aston Villa foward Keinan Davis on golden goal.

Davis had strolled through the tournament so far winning his two games by an aggregate score of 14-2.

"He's the best in the tournament by a mile, it's his to lose. I'm the underdog, I have to get lucky," said Maddison pre-game.

It looked like those words were justified as Davis opened up a 3-1 lead causing him to say "you said I'm the best and you were right".

However, he made defensive tweaks and went to five at the back and that backfired as Maddison scored two goals in the final nine minutes to set up golden goal.

That didn't last long either as James found space in the area with Jamie Vardy and found the bottom corner to spark jubilant celebrations.

"I'm going to take Leicester all the way. I thought I'd stroke his ego pre-match and it worked a treat," said Maddison at full-time.

Saturday 9 May - semi-finals and final

Semi-finals

Keinan Davis 3-4 James Maddison

Max Aarons 1-2 John Egan

Final

John Egan 1-5 James Maddison

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If you've missed the last four days, fear not, you can catch up with all the best moments below.

Here is a full list of everyone participating for each club. Unlike the first edition of the ePL Invitational there's much more of a mix of players from the respective clubs and celebrity fans of the clubs participating on their behalf.

Arsenal - Micheal Ward - eliminated in round one

Aston Villa - Keinan Davis - eliminated in semi-finals

Bournemouth - Callum Wilson - eliminated in round one

Brighton - Aaron Connolly - eliminated in quarter-finals

Burnley - Charlie Taylor - eliminated in quarter-finals

Chelsea - Emerson Palmieri - eliminated in quarter-finals

Crystal Palace - Max Meyer - eliminated in round two

Everton - Tony Bellew - eliminated in round two

Leicester City - James Maddison - WINNER

Liverpool - Jose Enrique - eliminated in round two

Manchester City - Phil Foden - eliminated in round two

Manchester United - Jofra Archer - eliminated in round two

Newcastle United - Rolando Aarons - eliminated in round one

Norwich City - Max Aarons - eliminated in the semi-finals

Sheffield United - John Egan - runner-up

Southampton - Michael Obafemi - eliminated in quarter-finals

Tottenham Hotspur - Ryan Sessegnon - eliminated in round two

Watford - Ande Gray - eliminated in round two

West Ham United - Spencer Owen - eliminated in round one

Wolverhampton Wanderers - Morgan Gibbs-White - eliminated in round two

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Miss the first version of this competition two weeks ago?

Well catch up below and find out how Wolves forward Diogo Jota beat Liverpool and England right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold to be crowned the inaugural champion of the ePL Invitational.

The knockout tournament sees a host of familiar faces, including Premier League footballers and fans from other fields including cricket, boxing and YouTube take part in a Fifa 20 competition from their homes.

The prize fund for the tournament is being donated to the #PlayersTogether initiative, which was created by Premier League players as a collective way of generating funds for the National Health Service and distributing them where they are needed most.

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The BBC will have live coverage from round one onwards of the second ePL Invitational across the BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

All the action will also be available to watch for 30-days on-demand after the event too.

Full coverage details:

Saturday 9 May - semi-finals and final - 17:00-19:00 BST