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Arsenal wins derby against Tottenham and continues strong in the title race
The Gunners now have 80 points at the top of the Premier League, but they can still be overtaken by Manchester City, who have two games in hand.
PSG renews contract with Warren Zaïre-Emery, one of the crown jewels
The young midfielder has extended his connection with the Parisian club until 2029.
Three years and four million euros per season
The management of the Rossoneri is already negotiating with the Spanish coach.
Barcelona will not peddle De Jong: 'A crucial player'
According to head coach Xavi, Barcelona does not entertain the idea of selling Frenkie de Jong. The coach faced questions about the 26-year-old Dutchman's sporting future during the press event on Sunday, ahead of Monday evening's home match against Valencia.
Exciting battle for CL tickets in Italy takes a new turn
The battle for Champions League qualification in Serie A took another turn on Sunday. Atalanta Bergamo capitalized on the loss of points by Bologna and AS Roma.
Klaassen to quickly discuss his future with Internazionale
Davy Klaassen hopes to still be a player for Internazionale next season. The midfielder has an expiring contract and will soon hear more about his future from the club.
Dessers is peaking as usual: Rangers may continue to dream of the title
Thanks to a goal by Cyriel Dessers, Rangers FC is still a serious contender for the Scottish title. The former Feyenoord player made the difference in Sunday's away game against St. Mirren.
Rennes captain vents: 'We are idiots'
The way Stade Rennes lost to Stade Brest on Sunday is incomprehensible to captain Benjamin Bourigeaud. 'We are idiots.'
Arteta spares blundering goalkeeper
After gaining a comfortable lead, it still became quite tense for Arsenal in the North London Derby against Tottenham Hotspur. Away team manager Mikel Arteta turned to higher powers in the final stages. It ended well, allowing him to be more positive about his blundering goalkeeper.
Arsenal will not drop any more points
Manchester City has narrowly avoided the potential banana skin that is Nottingham Forest. But manager Pep Guardiola realizes that his team can no longer afford to drop points in the battle for the league title.
