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Dembélé's injury not serious: return against Arsenal looks likely
Paris Saint-Germain can breathe a sigh of relief. The injury Ousmane Dembélé sustained against Arsenal appears to be less serious than initially feared. According to the Parisian club, the star player in Luis Enrique’s squad could already be available for the return leg against the London side.
Barcelona narrowly scraped past already relegated Valladolid
Barcelona did good business in the title race on Saturday evening. Already relegated Real Valladolid were beaten away from home: 1-2.
Arsenal lose to a goal from Evanilson and see City threaten their second place
Arsenal, in between their Champions League semi-final ties, lost at home to Bournemouth.
Messi ends goal drought as Inter Miami cruise to victory
Lionel Messi had gone four matches without scoring, but in the game against New York Red Bulls, the Argentine found the net again for a victorious Inter Miami.
Arteta cannot yet say anything about Timber's availability
Mikel Arteta was unable to provide clarity on Jurriën Timber's physical condition after Arsenal's defeat to Bournemouth. The Dutchman remains a doubt for the return leg against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Mourinho furious again: 'Final league standings were decided before it even started'
José Mourinho lost 0-1 to Besiktas on Sunday and can forget about the Turkish league title. After the match, the Portuguese did not show his best side.
Chelsea welcome champions Liverpool with guard of honour: 'They deserve it'
Chelsea will welcome national champions Liverpool with a guard of honour on Sunday. Manager Enzo Maresca confirmed this on Friday during the press conference ahead of the match. It is a tradition, and Chelsea will not deviate from it.
On this date, Ancelotti will talk about his future plans
Carlo Ancelotti has no plans to reveal his future plans in the short term. The Real Madrid coach has been strongly linked with Brazil, but he was unwilling to say much about it. Ancelotti also firmly believes that Los Blancos can still catch up with Barcelona in the race for the league title.
De Bruyne has achieved what only Messi did under Guardiola
Kevin De Bruyne deserves a statue at Manchester City because he is the best player in the club's history, according to Jamie Carragher. The 33-year-old Belgian once again showed how important he is to the Citizens in the match against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Flick announces Ter Stegen's return at Barcelona
Marc-André ter Stegen will make his return for Barcelona on Saturday against Real Valladolid. The German goalkeeper had been sidelined for seven months due to a knee injury.