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Arsenal supporters are reportedly facing huge costs to watch the club’s final matches of the season as the Gunners close in on a potential Premier League and Champions League double.The team from th...
Jose Mourinho has not managed a top, Champions League title-winning calibre club since his second spell at Chelsea came to an end in 2015, but Real Madrid are turning to "The Special One" to take over.
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Missing out on the UEFA Champions League wouldn’t only endanger the future of Massimiliano Allegri and part of the Milan management but also jeopardize all the transfer market plans already in motio...
Real Madrid lost its appeal against UEFA at sports’ highest court after being fined for fans singing a homophobic chant at Pep Guardiola during a Champions League game against Manchester City. Madrid had challenged a fine of 30,000 euros ($35,000) and a two-year probation order to close a small sec
Michael Carrick is expected to be recommended to Sir Jim Ratcliffe as the permanent boss of Manchester United by the club's senior executives. The 44-year-old has been viewed as favourite for the job since securing qualification for next season's Champions League during a successful period as caret
The long, lumpy third act of Aston Villa's season, encapsulated in the past week by two entirely contrasting games, has been crawling towards this point. It is understandable that any nerves at Villa's failure to nail down Champions League qualification already have obscured just what an achievemen
Brighton and Hove Albion could be looking at a top-six finish, and reaching the European dream, but what would that mean for their finances? Football finance expert Kieran Maguire broke down the costs on the Brighton and Hove Albion podcast. For every £100 given out in prize money, £74 goes to the
Pablo Fornals fired Real Betis into next season's Champions League as they beat 10-man Elche to claim a top-five LaLiga finish. Cucho Hernandez's ninth-minute opener got Betis off to the perfect start, but Hector Fort's 41st-minute strike ensured it was all square at the break.