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Everton crowns emotional farewell to Goodison Park with a comfortable victory
Many tears on Sunday afternoon in Walton, the Liverpool district where Everton played its last match after 133 years. The farewell to Goodison Park was hard on the supporters, and a 2-0 victory over Southampton did nothing to change that.
Slot wants to expand the series and avoids commenting on the Frimpong stories
Arne Slot admitted on Friday that it is more difficult to motivate his players after already winning the Premier League title. The Liverpool manager was also asked about the interest in Jeremie Frimpong.
Youri Mulder receives permanent appointment at Schalke 04 after interim role
Youri Mulder will continue as technical director at Schalke 04. The 56-year-old former striker of the fallen giant had already been serving in the role on an interim basis and has now signed a two-year contract extension.
Rice causes major trouble for Newcastle United with a stunning long-range strike
Declan Rice fired Arsenal to victory in their home match against Newcastle United. With the win, the Gunners are all but guaranteed to finish second in the Premier League, while the Magpies face a very tense final matchday.
Penalty hero Palace honors late father and secures survival
Dean Henderson was the hero on Saturday for FA Cup winners Crystal Palace. After the victory over Manchester City, the goalkeeper paid tribute to his late father and revealed that he was certain he would save Omar Marmoush’s penalty.
Ancelotti counters critical questions following the arrival of 'good player' Huijsen
Carlo Ancelotti does not believe that Real Madrid waited too long to sign a defender. The Italian coach has had to deal with frequent injuries in the defense over the past two seasons but was not given any reinforcements. Now, just as his departure approaches, Real have finally opened their wallet for Dean Huijsen.
Ibiza trip stirs up reactions at Bayern: 'A topic for you, not for me'
Vincent Kompany responded on Friday to questions about the Bayern Munich players' trip to Ibiza. The trip drew a lot of attention because the Bundesliga season is still ongoing.
Club Brugge wins Vertonghen's farewell match and keeps the title race exciting
The Belgian league title will be decided on the final matchday. That’s the conclusion after Club Brugge’s victory on Sunday afternoon at Anderlecht’s stadium. In Brussels, Jan Vertonghen bid farewell to his football career.
Di María has played his last league match for Benfica
Ángel Di María will no longer be seen in a Benfica shirt next season. According to Portuguese media, the Argentine may briefly extend his contract in Lisbon to take part in the Club World Cup although Fabrizio Romano disputes this but afterwards, he is expected to close the door on the Estádio da Luz for good.
According to Laporta, De Jong's new contract is a matter of time
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has stated that the club will do everything possible to keep Frenkie de Jong for a longer period. The Dutchman's contract expires after next season.