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Marseille's coach announces retirement: 'Sunday will be my last game'
Jean-Louis Gasset, the current coach of Marseille, has announced his retirement at the age of 70. His final game will be against Le Havre on Sunday in Ligue 1.
Joy Turns to Chaos: Southampton Fans Storm the Pitch After Crucial Victory
Southampton fans caused chaos on Friday night after reaching the final for promotion to the Premier League. During the pitch invasion, West Bromwich Albion players ended up among the home supporters, leading to a confrontation with the traveling West Brom fans.
Line drawn by Tuchel staying longer: 'This is my last press conference'
Thomas Tuchel is definitively saying goodbye to Bayern Munich. The coach himself announced this at Der Rekordmeister's press conference on Friday morning.
Five in a Row for City: Foden Outshines Van Dijk in Premier League Award
Phil Foden was chosen as the Premier League Player of the Year on Saturday. It is the second award for the 23-year-old playmaker, after the English press recently also named him the best player of the past season.
Guardiola prepared for the ultimate finale: 'Arsenal does not lose'
"I have the feeling it will be like against Aston Villa again." Two years ago, Manchester City had to come back from a 0-2 deficit to win the championship on the final day. Manager Pep Guardiola thinks a similar scenario is possible on Sunday.
Quique Flores will be available starting June 30
The coach will not continue leading the team next season.
Gabigol reacts to Flamengo's punishment: 'It will never erase history'
The Brazilian forward loses the number 10 after being caught with a Corinthians jersey.
Nagelsmann on leaving out Hummels and Goretzka: 'Of course, they are disappointed'
Julian Nagelsmann has responded to the decision to not include Mats Hummels and Leon Goretzka in the squad for the European Championship at home. The experienced German duo, together accounting for around 135 international caps, has been left out of Germany's selection.
Arsenal does not give up on the title: 'We have to hope that West Ham helps us'
The Gunners continue to believe they can become English champions, despite needing Manchester City to slip up on the final matchday.
Strong emotions in the Premier League: chasing history versus ending the drought
Manchester City is in the lead and could become the country's first four-time consecutive champion. Arsenal hasn't celebrated since the 2003/04 season.
