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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.
Watford owner is satisfied with a coach and lets him stay
Watford has appointed a permanent manager again. After a trial period of about a month, the Championship participant has decided to permanently appoint interim manager Tom Cleverley to lead the team. This is yet another appointment by the rather dismissal-prone club owner Gino Pozzo.
Koopmeiners makes his mark again: 'He was involved in everything'
Atalanta Bergamo won 4-1 against Fiorentina on Wednesday evening and will play in the Coppa Italia final on May 15. Teun Koopmeiners once again made his mark on the match.
We no longer have it in our own hands, but who does?
Jürgen Klopp is bracing himself for the remainder of the season. Liverpool can still become champions, but it's no longer in their own hands.
Major turnaround in Barcelona: 'Xavi wants to stay'
Barcelona's club management may not need to search for a new coach after all. A few months ago, Xavi announced his departure from the club, but according to Spanish media, his interest in staying has been reignited.
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.
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.
Arsenal remains unbeaten in 'Big Six clashes': 'They have learned from last season'
Former England international Rio Ferdinand noted after Arsenal's big home win against Chelsea that Mikel Arteta's team has progressed from last season, when the Londoners ultimately fell away in the title race. Arsenal once again stood their ground in a 'Big Six' clash in the Premier League.
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.
Porto left shirt number free for Conceição: 'I was sure he would return'
Besides Francisco Conceição, veteran Pepe (41) and coach Sérgio Conceicão are also likely to stay longer at FC Porto. This was announced by chairman Pinto da Costa, after Porto exercised the purchase option on the attacker rented from Ajax.
