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Ranieri can work magic: Roma back in the fight for Champions League spots
In Rome, there are now strong suspicions that Claudio Ranieri possesses supernatural powers. Since the coach took over at AS Roma, everything has changed in the Italian capital. With the finish line in sight, Rome is suddenly getting Champions League fever.
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.
Inter fail to sparkle but still win ahead of Champions League showdown
Internazionale recorded a narrow victory on Saturday evening, reducing the gap to league leaders Napoli back to three points with three matches remaining.
Van Dijk after Liverpool’s third defeat: 'This hurts, and it should'
The defeat against Chelsea gave Arne Slot some new insights. The Liverpool manager was searching and found a few points to build on, but for Virgil van Dijk that was more difficult. "I’m absolutely disappointed."
Wenger disagrees with Champions League participation for struggling English side
After the first legs of the Europa League semi-finals, there is a strong chance that Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur will meet in the final in just over two weeks. The winner will receive the trophy and a place in the Champions League. Arsène Wenger believes that is not fair.
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.
Crystal Palace standout proves to be a jack of all trades and wins chess tournament
After his starring role in the FA Cup semi-final with Crystal Palace, Eberechi Eze has secured another victory but this time not on the pitch. The 26-year-old England international won a chess tournament featuring twelve well-known content creators and athletes.
Panicking Köln senses Bundesliga return but replaces coach on the verge of promotion
At first glance, it was surprising news out of Germany on Monday morning. 1. FC Köln parted ways with head coach Gerhard Struber and sporting director Christian Keller with immediate effect despite being on the verge of a return to the Bundesliga. The club has now turned to Friedhelm Funkel, a familiar face.
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.
Köln smell Bundesliga, but sack coach and director with immediate effect
At first glance, surprising news from Germany this Monday morning. According to all major German media outlets, 1. FC Köln have parted ways with head coach Gerhard Struber and sporting director Christian Keller with immediate effect. And this comes at a time when Die Geißböcke can almost smell a return to the Bundesliga. Köln have now turned to Friedhelm Funkel, a familiar face.