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Guardiola counts on CL qualification: 'City and Newcastle have a prize, others don’t'
Pep Guardiola is confident that his team will secure a Champions League spot. He explained his confidence by comparing Manchester City to the other teams still in the race. He also spoke about the possibility of it being Kevin De Bruyne’s last home match.
Rúben Amorim is believed to have considered resigning in January
After a crushing 3-1 home defeat to Brighton in January, Rúben Amorim came close to resigning as Manchester United manager amid a poor run of form.
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.
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.
Laporta expects news soon about the future of Raphinha and Lamine Yamal
Joan Laporta expects that Barcelona will soon reach an agreement on the extension of Raphinha's contract. Talks with Lamine Yamal are also progressing well. After that, the Catalans will enter the transfer market to strengthen certain positions.
Milan coach believes VAR uses double standards after red card for Giménez's elbow
Sérgio Conceição has strongly criticized the way VAR operates following the red card shown to Santiago Giménez in the match against AS Roma. The AC Milan striker was sent off in the first half after an elbow incident. The Milan coach pointed out a striking difference compared to a similar situation during the Coppa Italia final, where Sam Beukema committed a similar offense without any consequences.
Vardy scores 200th goal in farewell match: 'They’ll be fine without me'
Jamie Vardy looked back on his impressive career at Leicester City after scoring his 200th goal in his final match for the club. The 38-year-old striker is leaving the Foxes after exactly thirteen years. "It’s been incredible, really a rollercoaster," he said.
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.
Liverpool stumbles toward the end, only one chance left for Salah’s record
Liverpool has also failed to win its third match since securing the league title. Arne Slot’s side suffered a defeat on Monday evening away to Brighton & Hove Albion, continuing their stumble toward the end of the season. Mohamed Salah also didn’t have the day he had hoped for. He now has just one more chance in his hunt for a new record.
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.