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Dortmund snatch Champions League ticket on dramatic final matchday
We’ll see Borussia Dortmund back in the Champions League next season. Niko Kovac’s side weren’t in a strong position a few months ago, but on the final matchday, a win over Holstein Kiel combined with Freiburg dropping points was enough for them to secure a spot in Europe’s elite competition.
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.
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.
Francesco Farioli leaves Ajax after failing to win the title
Italian coach Francesco Farioli has resigned from Ajax after losing the Dutch league title to PSV Eindhoven, a title that was within reach. The Amsterdam club announced his departure this Monday.
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.
Mbappé can still overtake Gyökeres in the final match in the race for the Golden Shoe
Kylian Mbappé still has a personal goal in the final round of La Liga. While there's nothing left to fight for with Real Madrid, the match against Real Sociedad still holds significance for him personally. He can still win the Golden Shoe at the expense of Viktor Gyökeres.
Child roles at the Gala: Mertens' son comforts father, Osimhen's daughter announces goal
Dries Mertens couldn't hold back his tears during Galatasaray's title celebration. The 38-year-old Belgian is out of contract this summer and was visibly emotional as he walked across the pitch with his son in his arms. Victor Osimhen's daughter also played a part in the championship match for Cim Bom.
Pedro ruins Dumfries' hero role during the Italian title race
Denzel Dumfries was once again important for Inter Milan, but two goals from Pedro ruined his hero role in the thrilling title race with Napoli.
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.
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.