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UEFA considers adjusting rules after much-discussed Álvarez penalty
UEFA is considering adjusting the rules after the highly debated penalty incident in the Champions League Round of 16 match between Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid. During the decisive penalty shootout, Atleti striker Julián Álvarez scored, but the penalty was disallowed.
Some said that Arsenal and Bayern were better than us
Liverpool's coach assured that he will not play in such a deep block in the second leg of the Champions League round of 16 at Anfield, after securing a 1-0 win in Paris that way.
Antonio receives a hero's welcome at the Olympic Stadium: 'It puts everything into perspective'
Michail Antonio attended a West Ham United match on Monday for the first time since his car accident. Before the game against Newcastle United, the 34-year-old forward received a roaring round of applause. "It was great to see him there tonight."
Correa receives maximum suspension for insulting the referee
Ángel Correa has received a hefty suspension for insulting referee Guillermo Cuadra Fernández. The 30-year-old Atlético Madrid forward will be sidelined for five matches, missing, among others, the games against Barcelona in La Liga and the Copa del Rey.
Quarter-finals a different story for Arsenal: 'We'll have to find the highest gear'
English media observed that Arsenal had little trouble against PSV in the Champions League Round of 16. After the humiliation in Eindhoven, a home draw was enough for the Gunners to secure their place in the quarter-finals of the billion-dollar competition. There, Real Madrid awaits, and anticipation is already building.
'Matador' Asensio is the ultimate super-sub in the Champions League
Marco Asensio has impressed the English media after his substitute appearance on Wednesday night. Following his Champions League brace against Club Brugge, the Spaniard has been dubbed the 'matador' and a 'world-class super-sub'.
Amorim responds to passionate speech by Man Utd owner
Rúben Amorim has responded to the statements made by Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The Manchester United manager believes it is up to him and his players to change the co-owner of The Red Devils' opinion. "Our relationship has been good from day one."
Expected Spurs lineup marks a first: key players reunited after five months
English media anticipate a notable event in Tottenham Hotspur's lineup for the second leg against AZ in the Europa League Round of 16. Key players Guglielmo Vicario, Cristian Romero, James Maddison, and Heung-Min Son are expected to start together for the first time in five months.
Motta's position under heavy pressure at Juve after biggest defeat in 58 years
The biggest home defeat in 58 years has plunged Juventus into a deep crisis. Since the Italian record champions suffered a 4-0 loss to Atalanta last Sunday, speculation about the position of coach Thiago Motta has been rampant, with several managers being linked to La Vecchia Signora. Meanwhile, club icon Leonardo Bonucci has also joined the discussion.
Groundhopper Slot to tick off Wembley: 'Special even for the Dutch'
Besides being a manager, Arne Slot is also a true football enthusiast. For the Dutch coach of Liverpool, managing at Wembley for the first time on Sunday marks a special milestone. Newcastle United awaits in the League Cup final.