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If they don't lose games and we keep doing what we did...
Statements from Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool's manager, after the defeat to Everton, 2-0, on Wednesday.
Barcelona confirms Xavi's turnaround: coach to remain after all
Barcelona confirms that Xavi will serve out his contract, which runs until mid-2025. The 44-year-old coach had announced at the end of January that he would leave after the season.
Kuijt explains why he finds Slot and Liverpool a good match
So far, Jerzy Dudek and Dirk Kuijt are the only two men who have ever transferred directly from Feyenoord to Liverpool. It seems that Arne Slot will soon swap the Maas for the Mersey. As an expert by experience, Kuijt explains why he is enthusiastic about the imminent transition.
Courtois could make his return in Madrid 44 days before the start of the Euros
Already in December, Thibaut Courtois announced that due to his injury, he would not join Belgium for the Euros, but nearly a month and a half before the first group match, the Belgian goalkeeper could make his return between the posts for Real Madrid. This was confirmed by coach Carlo Ancelotti on Thursday afternoon.
PSG could become French champions on Saturday, but no ceremony is planned
According to RMC Sport, the Parisian club plans to officially celebrate the title at their last home game of the league on May 11th.
Ten Hag achieves a special milestone at Manchester United with a debutant
With the introduction of Ethan Wheatley on Wednesday evening, Erik ten Hag marked a notable milestone in the history of Manchester United. The eighteen-year-old forward became the 250th homegrown player to appear in an official match for The Red Devils.
Rashford is fed up with online abuse: 'Enough is enough'
Marcus Rashford has spoken out against the large amounts of hateful messages he receives online. The Manchester United forward is calling for an end to this.
Monaco beats Lille and delays PSG's celebration
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is on the brink of clinching their 12th French league title following a resounding 4-1 victory over Lorient. With just one more win needed, PSG is showcasing their dominance at a crucial stage in the season.
Plenty of praise for Foden and 'Van Persie-like' De Bruyne
Manchester City has the league title back in their own hands. The team managed by Pep Guardiola will win their fourth consecutive Premier League title if they don't drop any more points. After the comprehensive victory at Brighton & Hove Albion, Phil Foden and Kevin De Bruyne had high praise for each other.
A first in Italian refereeing for Inter's celebration match
Internazionale will play at home against Torino on Sunday, and for the blue-blacks, it's the first opportunity to celebrate the national title won on Monday with the home crowd. There's also a unique aspect to the match: for the first time in Serie A history, the refereeing team will consist solely of women.
