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Reus offers a round of beer to more than 80,000 Dortmund fans
The captain of the Champions League finalist marked his farewell to Signal Iduna Park by offering a beer to the fans present at the stadium after the game against Darmstadt.
Bayern München is left empty-handed for the sixth time
In the search for a coach, Bayern Munich has been left empty-handed for the sixth time. Roger Schmidt has also turned down the German record champions.
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.
Four goals from Sørloth not enough for victory against Real Madrid
Alexander Sørloth made history. The Villarreal forward became the sixth player ever to score four goals in a single LaLiga match against Real Madrid on Sunday, but that achievement did not result in a victory.
Mbappé left out of the squad for PSG's final Ligue 1 match
The French forward is recovering from a minor injury, although he was not mentioned in the medical report released by the club.
Saka misses Arsenal's title-deciding Premier League match due to injury
A significant blow for the Gunners, who need to beat Everton and hope for a slip-up from Manchester City to become English champions for the first time in 20 years.
Chelsea pays more than 30 million for Brazilian teenager
Estêvão William leaves Palmeiras for Chelsea. The clubs have reached an agreement on a transfer fee of more than thirty million euros, reports Sky Sports and the BBC.
Euphoria at the Etihad: 'Now we can say that we are the first'
On Sunday, Manchester City became the first club ever to win the English championship four times in a row. After the victory over West Ham United, many players from the champions reacted to this unique achievement.
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.
Arteta knows what is needed for an Arsenal title: 'No one needs to tell me that'
Only the Invincibles earned more points (90) in a Premier League season than Mikel Arteta's Arsenal (89). And so, The Gunners remain on track for their first league title since 2004, according to the Spanish manager.
