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Dortmund goes global with reaction to old Haaland post about PSG
Borussia Dortmund has taken a jab at Paris Saint-Germain. The German club, which reached the Champions League final at the expense of PSG on Tuesday, responded four years later to a post on X (formerly Twitter), where then Dortmund star Erling Haaland was made fun of.
The master of turning a blind eye: 'He lets Vinícius' screams go'
Carlo Ancelotti could reach his sixth Champions League final as a coach on Wednesday evening.
Troyes suspends four players for throwing fireworks at their own fans
Troyes has suspended four players. The struggling Ligue 2 club announced this in an official statement on Wednesday. The players in question came under scrutiny last Friday for throwing fireworks back into the crowd.
Man United duo completely criticized: 'This must stop'
Manchester United is being thoroughly criticized after the debacle against Crystal Palace. Sky Sports analyst Jamie Carragher is particularly harsh on one player: Casemiro.
Depay involved in a controversy
Memphis Depay, a forward for Atlético Madrid, is embroiled in controversy following a social media post about an incident at the Madrid Open final, which he later deleted.
Mbappé feels guilty after missing the final and avoids question about Real Madrid
Kylian Mbappé does not attribute Paris Saint-Germain's elimination from the Champions League against Borussia Dortmund solely to bad luck. The forward admits that he did not contribute enough on Tuesday evening to lead PSG to the final at Wembley.
French disciplinary committee intervenes: Metz and Mikautadze breathe a sigh of relief
Georges Mikautadze, on loan to French club FC Metz from Ajax, does not have to fear a suspension after his red card against Stade Rennes. The disciplinary committee of the Ligue de Football Professionnel has converted the sending off into a yellow card.
Leipzig's creative midfielder and Athletic Bilbao's winger in Barcelona's plans
Spanish internationals Dani Olmo and Nico Williams are two targets for the Blaugrana squad for the next season.
Dortmund talent must first go to school and then flies to Paris for Champions League
Kjell Wätjen did not travel with the Borussia Dortmund squad to Paris. This is despite the recently emerged eighteen-year-old midfielder being on the list. He has to take his high school exam on Tuesday first, after which he will still be present at the Champions League semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain.
Comeback Kid Deluxe: Lyon in Four Months from Last Place to European Spot
Olympique Lyon is making a name for itself this season as the Comeback Kid. Not only has the French powerhouse climbed from last place in Ligue 1 to a position that qualifies for European football in just four months, but Lyon has also been turning around one deficit after another this season.
