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Exciting battle for CL tickets in Italy takes a new turn
The battle for Champions League qualification in Serie A took another turn on Sunday. Atalanta Bergamo capitalized on the loss of points by Bologna and AS Roma.
Monaco loses and PSG is crowned Ligue 1 tri-champion from the couch
PSG clinched their 12th French championship title after Monaco's defeat against Lyon. Despite a valiant effort from Monaco, Lyon's late goal dashed their hopes, paving the way for PSG's triumph.
Salah was foolish, he's angry for not playing. Klopp was offended
Jamie Carragher, former Liverpool footballer, commented on the incident between the Egyptian forward and the German coach. Alan Shearer, former Newcastle striker, also shared his perspective on the matter.
PSG renews contract with Warren Zaïre-Emery, one of the crown jewels
The young midfielder has extended his connection with the Parisian club until 2029.
Klaassen to quickly discuss his future with Internazionale
Davy Klaassen hopes to still be a player for Internazionale next season. The midfielder has an expiring contract and will soon hear more about his future from the club.
Master provider De Bruyne points the way for Man City in Nottingham
Manchester City, like Arsenal, did not falter on Sunday in the thrilling Premier League title race. Kevin De Bruyne led his team in the challenging away match against Nottingham Forest.
Rennes captain vents: 'We are idiots'
The way Stade Rennes lost to Stade Brest on Sunday is incomprehensible to captain Benjamin Bourigeaud. 'We are idiots.'
Now Haaland looked like a Championship player
Roy Keane has spoken again about the Manchester City forward.
Arteta spares blundering goalkeeper
After gaining a comfortable lead, it still became quite tense for Arsenal in the North London Derby against Tottenham Hotspur. Away team manager Mikel Arteta turned to higher powers in the final stages. It ended well, allowing him to be more positive about his blundering goalkeeper.
I wouldn't be offended if I received the Ballon d'Or four years later
Robert Lewandowski, the renowned striker for Barcelona, reflects on missing out on the 2020 Ballon d'Or due to the COVID-19 pandemic, expressing a mix of resignation and hope for future recognition.
