Double goal hero Ousmane Dembele hailed his Paris Saint-Germain teammates for holding on under pr...

Double goal hero Ousmane Dembele hailed his Paris Saint-Germain teammates for holding on under pressure and in difficult conditions to beat Liverpool 2-0 at Anfield on Tuesday in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final and reach the last four with a 4-0 aggregate triumph."It is the quarter-finals of the Champions League, in a stadium like this, and even though we won 2-0 in the first leg we knew it was going to be difficult," Dembele told broadcaster Canal Plus."In any case there are no easy matches in the Champions League. You have to suffer if you are going to go all the way in this competition."<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Reigning champions PSG had a 2-0 advantage from last week's first leg and had to withstand long spells of pressure in the second half in particular, with Liverpool having a total of 21 attempts on goal on a wet and windy night.Dembele opened the scoring in the 72nd minute before wrapping up PSG's win on the night, and passage to the semis, in stoppage time.They will play either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich in the last four, with a first leg in Paris on April 28 or 29."We had chances in the first half. I thought we controlled the game in the first half but it was more complicated in the second half, albeit that's normal because this is the Champions League," said last year's Ballon d'Or winner Dembele."There are only good teams in this competition but we have come away from this tie with two wins so that's great."Dembele missed much of the first half of the season due to injury but his double against Liverpool leaves him on 16 goals for the campaign in all competitions, including 12 in 2026."I want to help the team in every match, whether that be by scoring a goal, setting up a goal or just pressing the goalkeeper," added the 28-year-old France forward."I try to give my maximum for Paris Saint-Germain and I hope to have a very, very good end to the season because there are big games to come."

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - APRIL 14: Ousmane Dembele celebrates scoring his side's second goal during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 Quarter-Final Second Leg match between Liverpool FC and Paris Saint-Germain FC at Anfield on April 14, 2026 in Liverpool, England.

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Atletico Madrid sent 10-man Barcelona crashing out of the Champions League and reached the final ...

Atletico Madrid sent 10-man Barcelona crashing out of the Champions League and reached the final four with a 3-2 aggregate victory despite Tuesday's 2-1 quarter-final second leg defeat.Lamine Yamal and Ferran Torres fired visitors Barca ahead inside 24 minutes but Ademola Lookman's strike gave Atletico the edge in the gripping all-Spanish tie once again after their 2-0 win in the first leg.Diego Simeone's side returned to the semi-finals for the first time since 2017 by holding on against the La Liga champions in a compelling and bloody battle.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Barcelona defender Eric Garcia was sent off for bringing down Alexander Sorloth as he ran in on goal in the final stages, hampering their chances of finding a third goal to force extra-time.Atletico, who have never won the competition and lost the 2014 and 2016 finals with Simeone at the helm, will face Arsenal or Sporting Lisbon in the semi-finals."(We're) very happy, knocking out a great Barca side. We had a great game away... it was really hard for us at the start (of this one), but the team knew how to get back on its feet," Atletico midfielder Koke told Movistar.Barcelona last won the Champions League in 2015 and their wait for a sixth crown continues, but midfielder Frenkie de Jong said that the club was on the right path despite their elimination."I think we had a very good game, we gave our lives out there, we tried everything," said the Dutchman."I feel like luck was not on our side. We have to continue -- we're on a good path, we're growing every year."Barca coach Hansi Flick benched forwards Marcus Rashford and Robert Lewandowski for workhorses Torres and Gavi, looking to press Atletico relentlessly in the sixth match between these sides this season.Goalkeeper Juan Musso tipped a Yamal effort around his post after just 32 seconds, with Barca roaring out of the blocks in a fiery atmosphere at the Metropolitano stadium.The teenage winger fired the visitors ahead after just four minutes when he harried Clement Lenglet into giving the ball away.Torres nudged it back to Yamal who slipped a low shot through Musso's legs to hush the home fans and ignite Barca's attempted comeback bid.Dani Olmo nearly grabbed a second but Musso was able to reach his attempted lob as Barca continued to dominate.Antoine Griezmann had a shot deflected wide as Atletico showed occasional flashes, mostly through enterprising winger Lookman, who gave Jules Kounde a difficult night.Barcelona doubled their lead in the 24th minute to level the tie on aggregate when Torres left Lenglet trailing, reached Olmo's pass and fired across Musso into the top corner.Fermin Lopez could have notched Barca's third but Musso clawed out his header and left the midfielder bleeding after his boot caught the Spaniard in the face.Atletico pulled their way back into the game in the 31st minute after Barca switched off defensively for the first time.Marcos Llorente charged in down the right behind the Catalans' high defensive line and crossed for Lookman to convert.<h3>Another red card</h3>Barcelona were frustrated early in the second half when Torres volleyed home but the goal was disallowed for offside.Flick sent on Rashford and Lewandowski with around 20 minutes remaining to find the goal that last season's semi-finalists needed.Barca stopper Joan Garcia made a fine save with his leg to thwart Robin Le Normand from close range as Atletico almost pulled level on the night.Matteo Ruggieri was left with blood streaming down his face after Gavi caught him with an elbow, with tensions rising.The game spun away from Barca when Eric Garcia was sent off for clipping Sorloth's heels as he ran through on goal, similar to Pau Cubarsi's red card in the first leg.Flick threw centre-back Ronald Araujo up front for the final stages but there was no way back and Atletico gritted their teeth through eight minutes of stoppage time before the celebrations could begin.

Atletico Madrid's Argentine forward #19 Julian Alvarez (C) and teammates celebrate at the end of the UEFA Champions League quarter final second leg football match between Club Atletico de Madrid and FC Barcelona at Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid on April 14, 2026. Atletico Madrid reaches the Champions League semi-finals.

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Ousmane Dembele's double guided Paris Saint-Germain into the Champions League semi-finals as a 2-...

Ousmane Dembele's double guided Paris Saint-Germain into the Champions League semi-finals as a 2-0 win over Liverpool at Anfield on Tuesday completed a 4-0 aggregate win for the holders.To compound the English champions' woes, Hugo Ekitike suffered a serious-looking injury that could end his season and hinder Liverpool's chances of being back among Europe's elite next season.Arne Slot's men sit fifth in the Premier League and will end the campaign trophyless after being kept at arm's reach by a PSG side that did not need to be at their brilliant best to reach a third consecutive semi-final.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Defeat means there will be no glorious goodbye for Mohamed Salah after nine memorable years on Merseyside.Slot showed little sentiment as he dropped the Egyptian to the bench on his final Champions League appearance in red.Alexander Isak was preferred up front as the most expensive player in Premier League history started for the first time since breaking his leg in December. However, Salah was forced into action after just half an hour as Ekitike suffered a nasty-looking injury that could ruin his World Cup hopes with France.The former PSG striker crumpled in a heap holding his lower right leg with a suspected ruptured Achilles.Salah nearly made an immediate impact as from his cross Matvey Safonov made a fine save from Milos Kerkez before Marquinhos produced a remarkable block to deny Virgil van Dijk the opening goal.PSG had plenty of chances to have put the tie to bed in the Parc des Princes last week and were profligate once more in the first half.Giorgi Mamardashvili scrambled back towards his line to punch away Dembele's attempted chip before the Ballon d'Or winner blazed over from close range with just the Georgian to beat.Slot admitted before kick-off that Isak could only last for 45 minutes due to a lack of match practice and the Swede made way for Cody Gakpo at half-time in a further blow to Liverpool's firepower up front.<h3>Dembele ends the tie</h3>Kerkez had the best chance to set up a grandstand finale when he sliced wide another inviting Salah delivery.Liverpool thought they had been gifted a lifeline when Alexis Mac Allister was awarded a very generous penalty for minimal contact by Willian Pacho, but VAR intervened to instruct referee Maurizio Mariani to reverse his original decision.But as Liverpool poured forward in desperation, they became a sitting duck for the rapid PSG counter-attack.Dembele finally killed the tie off 18 minutes from time when he cut onto his left foot and curled into the bottom corner from outside the box.The French international then inflicted the final blow with a cool finish from Bradley Barcola's cross in stoppage time.PSG will face a tougher test against the in-form Bayern Munich or 15-time winners Real Madrid in the last four.But after ending the Qatari-backed French champions' long wait to conquer Europe last season, Luis Enrique's men remain on course to become the only side other than Madrid to retain the competition in the Champions League era.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - APRIL 14: Ousmane Dembele of Paris Saint-Germain celebrates after scoring their first goal during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 Quarter-Final Second Leg match between Liverpool FC and Paris Saint-Germain FC at Anfield on April 14, 2026 in Liverpool, England.

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Barcelona coach Hansi Flick named Marcus Rashford and Robert Lewandowski on the bench for the Cha...

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick named Marcus Rashford and Robert Lewandowski on the bench for the Champions League quarter-final second leg clash at Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.The five-time winners trail 2-0 and need to mount a comeback but Flick left on the bench two of the attackers many expected to start at the Metropolitano stadium.Looking to press Atletico high, the coach selected Ferran Torres up front, three days after he ended a two-month goal drought in La Liga against Espanyol.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Flick also started the tenacious Gavi in midfield for the first time in the Champions League since April 15 last year.Diego Simeone named the same line-up as for the first leg at Camp Nou, with the exception of former Barca defender Clement Lenglet replacing the injured David Hancko.

BARCELONA, SPAIN - FEBRUARY 7: (L-R) Robert Lewandowski of FC Barcelona, Marcus Rashford of FC Barcelona during the LaLiga EA Sports match between FC Barcelona v Real Mallorca at the Camp Nou on February 7, 2026 in Barcelona Spain

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Mohamed Salah was left on the bench by Arne Slot for what could be the Egyptian's final Champions...

Mohamed Salah was left on the bench by Arne Slot for what could be the Egyptian's final Champions League game at Liverpool as Alexander Isak started for the first time since December against Paris Saint-Germain.The English champions trail 2-0 from the first leg of the quarter-final tie against the holders.Salah, who will leave Liverpool after nine seasons at the end of the campaign, was not used at all by Slot as Liverpool were outclassed at the Parc des Princes last week.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>The 33-year-old returned to the starting line-up and scored in Saturday's 2-0 Premier League win over Sunderland.But he was left out, with club record signing Isak preferred alongside Hugo Ekitke and Florian Wirtz in attack.Isak has scored just three times since his £125 million ($168 million) move from Newcastle in an injury-disrupted first season at Anfield and only made his return from a broken leg as a substitute in the first leg.PSG are unchanged as they look to reach the last four for the third consecutive season.

KIRKBY, ENGLAND - APRIL 13: Arne Slot, Manager of Liverpool, speaks with Alexander Isak of Liverpool during a Liverpool FC Training Session at AXA Training Centre on April 13, 2026 in Kirkby, England.

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Declan Rice left Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta with another injury worry on the eve of their Champ...

Declan Rice left Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta with another injury worry on the eve of their Champions League quarter-final second leg against Sporting Lisbon after missing the club's open training session Tuesday.Rice withdrew from England's recent international against Japan but returned for Arsenal's match against Sporting in Lisbon last week. He was also the stand-in captain for the table-topping Gunners' shock defeat by Bournemouth in the Premier League last weekend.But the 27-year-old midfielder was not involved at Arsenal's London Colney training ground on Tuesday, with Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard, Jurrien Timber and Riccardo Calafiori, also missing the session.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Saka has been sidelined from Arsenal's last three matches, while captain Odegaard, in and out of the team through injury this season, was not fit enough for Arsenal's loss against Bournemouth last weekend. Timber, one of Arsenal's best players this season, last featured in a 2-0 win against Everton a month ago.Arsenal head into Wednesday's fixture at the Emirates with a slender 1-0 lead from last week's opening leg against Sporting secured by Kai Havertz's late goal.They will be aiming to bounce back from a 2-1 defeat against Bournemouth which allowed Manchester City to cut their advantage at the top of the table to six points. Arsenal travel to the Etihad to face Pep Guardiola's side on Sunday.

LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 11: Declan Rice of Arsenal during the Premier League match between Arsenal and Bournemouth at Emirates Stadium on April 11, 2026 in London, England.

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola will leave the club at the end of this season, the Premier Leag...

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola will leave the club at the end of this season, the Premier League side announced Tuesday.The Spaniard joined the south coast club in 2023 and led them to their equal highest top-flight finish of ninth last season, earning their highest points tally of 56, and reaching the FA Cup quarter-finals."It has been an honour to manage AFC Bournemouth and I am proud of what we have achieved together," said Iraola in a club statement confirming his departure.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>The 43-year-old Spaniard joined in 2023, replacing then head coach Gary O'Neil.But his contract expires after the end of the current campaign and talks over a new deal were unsuccessful despite Bournemouth reportedly wanting to keep Iraola at the Vitality Stadium.The Spaniard, one of the most highly-regarded coaches in Europe, may now leave the Cherries for free at the end of the campaign.Iraola has been linked with a return to Spanish side Athletic Bilbao as well as Manchester United.He spent 12 years at Bilbao as a player, making over 500 appearances for the club.Tuesday's announcement came just days after Iraola, who has six games left at Bournemouth this season, oversaw a superb 2-1 win away to Premier League leaders Arsenal last weekend.Iraola's final home game will be against Manchester City on Sunday, May 17, ahead of a trip to Nottingham Forest on the last day of the Premier League campaign.He could bow out on a high by securing the first European qualification in Bournemouth's history.The Cherries are currently 11th, two points adrift of a seventh-placed finish, which would get them into next season's Conference League.

WIMBORNE MINSTER, ENGLAND - APRIL 14: Head Coach Andoni Iraola of Bournemouth during a training session at Canford Performance Centre on April 14, 2026 in Wimborne Minster, England.

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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - MAY 20: AFC Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola acknowledges the fans after the Premier League match between Manchester City FC and AFC Bournemouth at Etihad Stadium on May 20, 2025 in Manchester, England.

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Noah Okafor fired Leeds to a long-awaited 2-1 win over 10-man Manchester United at Old Trafford a...

Noah Okafor fired Leeds to a long-awaited 2-1 win over 10-man Manchester United at Old Trafford as the Premier League strugglers boosted their bid to avoid relegation on Monday.Okafor punished United's sloppy defending with a brace in the first-half before Lisandro Martinez was sent off after pulling Dominic Calvert-Lewin's hair after the interval.Casemiro got one back for United, but Leeds held on for their first win against United since a shock 2010 FA Cup success when they were in the third tier.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>The Yorkshire club were able to celebrate their first top-flight win against United since 2002 and their first league victory at Old Trafford in 45 years.A first win in seven league matches lifted Daniel Farke's side six points clear of the relegation zone, with six games left to preserve their top-flight status after last season's promotion."Proud of the boys. Fantastic performance. We are in the crunch time of the season and it's important to keep your nerves and stick to your plan," Farke said."I think the first half was fantastic, we should have been higher up than 2-0, we missed many many chances."We were a bit sleepy at one set-piece. United is a side packed with top class players, which can bring quality from the bench later in the game."It's difficult to bring it over the line as a newly-promoted side. Big compliment to the whole group."As well as battling for survival, Leeds are through to the FA Cup semi-finals, where they face Chelsea at Wembley on April 26.While Manchester City and Liverpool are United's main rivals, their fans' enmity with Leeds supporters goes back decades, featuring numerous clashes between hooligan gangs.That made the defeat a bitter pill to swallow for United fans, who booed Michael Carrick's side at full-time.It was only Carrick's second defeat in 11 games since he replaced the sacked Ruben Amorim as interim boss in January.United remain in third place, seven points ahead of sixth-placed Chelsea in the race to qualify for the Champions League via a top-five finish.The last time United played Leeds, Carrick was on holiday with former Old Trafford team-mate Wayne Rooney and their respective families in Barbados.Carrick has revitalised United since taking charge, but one win from their last four games is a step back.United's trip to Chelsea on Saturday offers another chance to take a step towards returning to Europe's elite club competition for the first time since 2023-24.Leeds had failed to score in their previous four league games, but they blew United away with a blistering start.When Jayden Bogle whipped a fifth-minute cross towards Dominic Calvert-Lewin, United defender Leny Yoro was unable to clear and Okafor pounced with a clinical finish from 10 yards.With Harry Maguire suspended, United were shambolic at the back in the first-half and Okafor netted again after more defensive miscues in the 29th minute.United made a hash of clearing twice in quick succession and the ball was eventually worked to Okafor, whose strike took a hefty deflection off Yoro as it flashed past Senne Lammens.Carrick's men were back in action for the first time in 24 days and they looked rusty after the enforced break.Lisandro Martinez was forced to make a last-ditch tackle on the goal-line to stop Ao Tanka scoring a third for Leeds after the Japan midfielder danced around Lammens.Benjamin Sesko's effort was cleared off the line soon after the interval and United's nightmare evening continued when Martinez saw red in the 56th minute.Martinez needlessly tugged Calvert-Lewin's long hair and referee Paul Tierney sent him off after consulting the pitch-side monitor.Despite their numerical disadvantage, United reduced the deficit in the 69th minute when Casemiro met Bruno Fernandes' cross with a thumping header past Karl Darlow from six yards.It was Fernandes' 17th league assist this season, closing the gap on the single-season record of 20 held by Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne.Calvert-Lewin squandered a golden opportunity to wrap up the points, heading straight at Lammens from close-range.Darlow made a superb save from Sesko's header before Casemiro and Manuel Ugarte had efforts cleared off the line as Leeds held firm in a frantic finale.

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - APRIL 13: Noah Okafor of Leeds United celebrates scoring his team's second goal with Jayden Bogle during the Premier League match between Manchester United and Leeds United at Old Trafford on April 13, 2026 in Manchester, England.

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Serie A clubs endorsed on Monday Giovanni Malago, who headed the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, f...

Serie A clubs endorsed on Monday Giovanni Malago, who headed the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, for the presidency of Italy's football federation after the men's national team failed to qualify for a third straight World Cup.Ezio Simonelli, the president of Serie A, told reporters after a meeting in Milan that 18 of the league's 20 clubs had picked Malago to succeed Gabriele Gravina as FIGC chief.Gravina stepped down earlier this month amid the fallout from the play-off defeat to Bosnia and Herzegovina.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"The ball is now in Malago's court: he has to carry out his research, formalise his candidacy and present his programme for the presidency," said Simonelli.Malago is set to meet with representatives of the top flight clubs "in the coming days" to discuss his proposals for Serie A, Simonelli added, with elections for a new FIGC president scheduled for June 22.Malago, 67, was president of the Milan-Cortina organising committee and also head of the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI), the country's highest sporting body, between 2013 and 2025.He will have to impress more than just the Serie A clubs however as they carry just 18 percent of the votes, compared to 34 percent held by Italy's amateur football authorities.Since the defeat to Bosnia, the third straight elimination from the World Cup qualification play-offs, Gravina, coach Gennaro Gattuso and team general manager Gianluigi Buffon have all resigned.Whoever follows Gravina will not just have to appoint a new national team coach, but also satisfy a long-standing desire for reform within the FIGC and head Italy's part of Euro 2032, which is being co-hosted with Turkey.UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin recently told the Gazzetta Dello Sport that Italy could lose the tournament due to the condition of the country's football stadiums, which he called "some of the worst in Europe".

CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, ITALY - MARCH 15: Giovanni Malago, President of the Organising Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 delivers a speech during the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympic Games closing ceremony at Cortina Curling Olympic Stadium on March 15, 2026 in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

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High-flying Villarreal defeated Athletic Bilbao 2-1 in La Liga on Sunday, with the Basque side lo...

High-flying Villarreal defeated Athletic Bilbao 2-1 in La Liga on Sunday, with the Basque side looking nervously over their shoulders towards the relegation battle after a poor run of form.Athletic, who competed in the Champions League, have endured a difficult campaign and the final weeks of it will be spent ensuring they do not slump towards the relegation zone after third-place Villarreal won at San Mames.Ernesto Valverde's side have now suffered five defeats in their last six games across all competitions and are only six points above Elche in 18th.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"This year the details are killing us... It's a moment to pull together to get back to winning ways," Athletic striker Inaki Williams told Movistar."We have to take it and keep moving forwards. The reality is that things feel really bad, that we're not getting these points, we have to look at (the teams) behind us."Athletic were able to bring Spanish winger Nico Williams, Inaki's brother, back into the team for his first start since February because of a long running groin issue that has hampered him through the season.Nico Williams was a key figure for Spain in their Euro 2024 conquest and national team coach Luis de la Fuente will hope the youngster is back to his dynamic best by the time the World Cup begins in June.Sergi Cardona put the visitors ahead with a neat lofted effort over goalkeeper Unai Simon, who was running out to close him down on the edge of the box.Alfonso Gonzalez doubled Villarreal's lead before half-time after closing down Inigo Lekue's clearance and driving home at the near post.Georges Mikautadze almost added a third from long range with Simon stranded but his effort bounced over.Gorka Guruzeta pulled one back for the hosts from close range with little over five minutes remaining, but they could not produce a comeback.Villarreal are now nine points behind second-placed Real Madrid, who drew 1-1 against Girona on Friday in a blow to their title ambitions.On Saturday, champions Barcelona took a significant step towards retaining the Spanish title with a 4-1 derby win over Espanyol, moving nine points clear of Los Blancos.

Villarreal's captain Spanish forward #07 Gerard celebrates with teammates at the end of the Spanish league football match between Athletic Club Bilbao and Villarreal CF at San Mames Stadium in Bilbao on April 12, 2026.

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Inter Milan put one hand on the Serie A title on Sunday after coming back from two goals down to ...

Inter Milan put one hand on the Serie A title on Sunday after coming back from two goals down to win 4-3 in a thrilling match at Como and move nine points clear of Napoli, who could only draw 1-1 at Parma.Trailing by two in the dying moments of the first half due to goals from Alex Valle and youthful virtuoso Nico Paz, Inter looked set to give champions Napoli hope their Scudetto defence might still be alive.But Marcus Thuram brilliantly poked home Nicolo Barella's cross in stoppage time at the end of the opening half before the France forward pounced on a mix-up between Como goalkeeper Jean Butez and defender Marc-Oliver Kempf to loop home the leveller moments after the break.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Denzel Dumfries bulleted home Hakan Calhanoglu's perfectly-delivered free-kick in the 58th minute and then completed the turnaround at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia by coolly guiding home Manuel Akanji's knock-down 14 minutes later.With six matches remaining in the season Inter now have a near-unassailable lead at the top of the table, while Como's first defeat in two months left them outside the Champions League positions.Pressed by DAZN into declaring that the title was already sewn up, Inter midfielder Barella simply said "let's wait a little while", and Dumfries was equally evasive."Today was a great win but every match counts and we have to stay focussed," said Dumfries, who has missed a huge chunk of this season with injuries.Como battled to the end with Lucas Da Cunha's late penalty, for a soft foul on Paz by Ange-Yoan Bonny, nearly being followed up by a last-gasp leveller when Alberto Moreno smashed the crossbar from close range."Today my team showed me that we're capable of and played with desire and courage," said Como coach Cesc Fabregas."Yes we made mistakes. We're a young team, and when you do, these teams will punish you. That's the way it is."Juventus have taken Como's place in the top four of Italy's top flight, a disappointment after a superb first half in which Paz was the star of the show with a brilliant 11th goal of the season and the saved shot which led to Valle's opener.Como have never played European football and were in Italy's third tier when acquired by tobacco giant Djarum seven years ago.<h3>Napoli slip</h3>Scott McTominay's drilled finish on the hour mark gave Napoli a draw at Parma which now looks almost certain not to be enough for a third league crown in four seasons.Antonio Conte's team were on the back foot within 36 seconds, which was how long it took for Gabriel Strefezza to race on to Nesta Elphege's knock-on and beautifully curl home Parma's opener.Napoli struggled to break down the hosts who were content to sit deep and soak up the pressure and deny the away team a sixth straight league win even after McTominay's equaliser.Last weekend's win over AC Milan had reopened the prospect of retaining the title but Sunday's results mean Inter would have to completely collapse to allow Napoli a sniff of the title."If you concede a goal after 30 seconds it's inevitable that a match which was already going to be against a deep-lying team was going to become even more like that," said Conte."They rightly put up the barricades and tried to hit us on the counter... in the end I can't really criticise the team for their desire and commitment."Parma are level on 36 points with Genoa, who also took a step towards safety with a tumultuous 2-1 win over Sassuolo in the day's early fixture. Both teams were down to 10 men for the second half following a tunnel bust-up between Genoa midfielder Mikael Ellertsson and Italy international Domenico Berardi.Caleb Ekuban tapped home Genoa's winner with six minutes remaining in front of a typically passionate crowd at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, who watched their team move nine points away from the relegation zone in 13th.

COMO, ITALY - APRIL 12: Marcus Thuram of FC Internazionale celebrates after scoring the goal during the Serie A match between Como 1907 and FC Internazionale at Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium on April 12, 2026 in Como, Italy.

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Stuttgart cruised to a 4-0 home win over Hamburg on Sunday to climb above RB Leipzig into third p...

Stuttgart cruised to a 4-0 home win over Hamburg on Sunday to climb above RB Leipzig into third place in the Bundesliga with five games remaining this season.German Cup holders Stuttgart are now ahead of Leipzig on goal difference with the top four sides guaranteed a Champions League spot.Germany internationals Angelo Stiller, Chris Fuhrich and Maximilian Mittelstadt all got on the scoresheet for Stuttgart and Bilal El Khannouss scored his first goal since making his loan from Leicester City permanent in January to round out the romp. <div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Deniz Undav's missed second-half penalty, which he blasted well over the bar, was the only blot on the copybook for the dominant hosts.Stuttgart coach Sebastian Hoeness told DAZN his side upped their game after Leipzig and Bayer Leverkusen had both won on Saturday. "I think we wouldn't have fought so hard if the results had've been different yesterday. But you've got to assume that'll happen in the final few games and focus on yourself," he said. "We're in control of our destiny and we're confident we can do it, even if we've got a tough schedule remaining."Stiller converted a clever Jamie Leweling cutback with 22 minutes gone to put Stuttgart in front. Fuhrich added another just after the half-hour mark when Stuttgart bullied Hamburg into a mistake on the edge of their own box. Mittelstadt and El Khannouss both scored in the second half either side of Undav's wayward penalty. Lucas Holer scored the only goal as Freiburg kept their European hopes alive with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Mainz. The victory took eighth-placed Freiburg two points behind Eintracht Frankfurt. Seventh spot may be enough to qualify for Europe, depending on the results of German teams in continental competitions this season. Earlier on Sunday, Werder Bremen edged closer to the Bundesliga drop zone after going down 3-1 at Koln in an error-ridden performance. Bremen gave away an early penalty, converted by Said El Mala, and lost captain Marco Friedl to a red card midway through the first half. Ragnar Ache doubled Koln's lead, while Isak Johannesson's effort was deflected into his own net by Bremen goalkeeper Mio Backhaus, either side of a Romano Schmid penalty for the visitors.The defeat leaves Bremen -- who share the distinction of having played the joint-most Bundesliga seasons alongside Bayern Munich -- three points clear of the relegation play-off spot.Koln leapfrogged Bremen and are now five points clear of the drop zone.

Stuttgart, Germany - April 12: Deniz Undav of VfB Stuttgart and Nicolás Capaldo of Hamburger SV hold each other tight during the Bundesliga match between VfB Stuttgart and Hamburger SV at MHPArena Stuttgart on April 12, 2026 in Stuttgart, Germany.

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Real Oviedo climbed provisionally off the bottom of the La Liga table with a 3-0 win at Celta Vigo on Sunday to give them hope they can avoid relegation.The Asturian side secured their sixth win of the season and third from their last four matches to move within five points of safety. Levante, who dropped to 20th, host Getafe on Monday.Alberto Reina opened the scoring for the visitors at Celta's Balaidos stadium, with Federico Vinas adding a brace to secure three potentially vital points on the road.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Defeat was a blow for Celta, sixth, who could not capitalise on fifth-place Real Betis's 1-1 draw at Osasuna earlier on.

VIGO, SPAIN - APRIL 12: Federico Vinas of Real Oviedo celebrates scoring his team's second goal with team mates during the LaLiga EA Sports match between RC Celta de Vigo and Real Oviedo at Estadio Abanca-Balaidos on April 12, 2026 in Vigo, Spain.

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Lille reclaimed third place in Ligue 1 with a comfortable 4-0 win away to 10-man Toulouse on Sund...

Lille reclaimed third place in Ligue 1 with a comfortable 4-0 win away to 10-man Toulouse on Sunday.Full-backs Thomas Meunier and Romain Perraud netted either side of the break, before Matias Fernandez-Pardo and Olivier Giroud wrapped up the victory to send Bruno Genesio's side back above Marseille into the final Champions League qualification spot.Lille have 53 points, one more than Habib Beye's Marseille in the battle for a direct spot in the league phase of the next edition of Europe's premier club competition.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"We did what we had to," Lille coach Genesio said."We knew this match was important, but there are still five more to go, and we'll need to keep performing as we have been doing lately."Right-back Meunier's deflected effort finished off a slick team move to send Lille in front on 23 minutes.Lille celebrated the goal by flocking to their coach, who recently lost his father.Genesio said he was "deeply moved" by the unexpected gesture, adding: "It shows the spirit of this team, and it is also thanks to that that we are achieving the results we are."The hosts, safely ensconced in 10th spot in the table, seemed to already have one eye on their upcoming French Cup semi-final with surprise Ligue 1 title challengers Lens and rarely threatened, barring one frantic corner on the quarter hour which saw the ball rebound off the Lille goal.The encounter was ultimately decided inside the opening five minutes of the second period.Nabil Bentaleb threaded an excellent through-ball for Fernandez-Pardo to run onto before he was hauled down by a retreating Mark McKenzie, who promptly received his marching orders.From the resulting set-piece, left-back Perraud drilled a fizzing low shot from a central position 25 yards out from goal, which flew past Toulouse goalkeeper Guillaume Restes.Belgian forward Fernandez-Pardo then made it three as the 21-year-old turned on captain Benjamin Andre's pass and stroked home right-footed on 55 minutes.Giroud converted from the spot two minutes from time to notch his seventh goal of the league campaign.Lyon, fifth, remained in contention for direct Champions League qualification with a 2-0 home win over mid-table Lorient later on Sunday.The breakthrough came for Paulo Fonseca's side four minutes into the second period as Real Madrid loanee Endrick came off the bench at the interval to supply a pinpoint cross onto the head of Roman Yaremchuk.Corentin Tolisso, also introduced at half-time by Portuguese coach Fonseca, ensured the hosts would claim all three points in the 56th minute when he nodded into the empty goal after Yvon Mvogo had denied Endrick one-on-one.Nice drew 1-1 with Le Havre in a battle of two sides seeking to put more distance between themselves and the relegation play-off spot.Ally Samatta sent Le Havre ahead on 41 minutes, before Ali Abdi grabbed a vital leveller for the hosts just shy of the hour.Nice trail their opponents by one point but remain four clear of 16th-placed Auxerre.

Lille's French forward #09 Olivier Giroud celebrates after scoring during the French L1 football match between Toulouse FC and Lille LOSC at the TFC Stadium in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 12, 2026.

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Manchester City ignited the Premier League title race with a second-half blitz that sealed a 3-0 ...

Manchester City ignited the Premier League title race with a second-half blitz that sealed a 3-0 win against Chelsea as they closed the gap on leaders Arsenal on Sunday.Pep Guardiola's side produced a devastating spell immediately after half-time, with Nico O'Reilly and Marc Guehi scoring in the space of six minutes at Stamford Bridge.Jeremy Doku wrapped up a statement victory to ensure City took advantage of Arsenal's shock 2-1 home defeat against Bournemouth on Saturday.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Second-placed City are now only six points behind Arsenal with a game in hand, setting up a seismic showdown against the Gunners at the Etihad Stadium on April 19.Having beaten Arsenal in the League Cup final and thrashed Liverpool in the FA Cup quarter-finals, City are hitting form at just the right time.Their bid for a seventh English title under Guardiola appeared to be fading after successive draws with strugglers West Ham and Nottingham Forest in their previous two league matches.A disjointed first half against Chelsea suggested City might waste a golden opportunity to pile pressure on Arsenal.But Guardiola's half-time team-talk had the desired effect and City can now target next weekend's do-or-die visit from Mikel Arteta's spluttering team.If City win that blockbuster clash, they will be within three points of Arsenal, who blew substantial leads in the 2023 and 2024 title races, allowing Guardiola's men to pip them to the trophy.Arteta said the defeat to Bournemouth was a "punch in the face" and City's success in west London was another body blow for the Spaniard.City have won 29 of their 32 league games in the month of April in recent seasons, underlining their ability to thrive when the title pressure mounts.After winning their first four league matches following Liam Rosenior's arrival from Strasbourg to replace Enzo Maresca, Chelsea have won just one of their last seven, losing three in a row to leave the Blues boss facing some difficult questions.Chelsea, who haven't beaten City since the 2021 Champions League final, were again without Enzo Fernandez after Rosenior's controversial decision to drop the Argentine midfielder for hinting he might leave in the summer.<h3>Cherki sparkles</h3>Sixth-placed Chelsea looked subdued without Fernandez and they trail four points behind Liverpool in the race to qualify for the Champions League via a top-five finish.Lacking energy and cohesion in a sloppy start, City were fortunate not to fall behind when Marc Cucurella's clinical finish was disallowed for a tight offside.City also let Pedro Neto in far too easily for a stinging strike that forced Gianluigi Donnarumma to save at his near post.It took City 35 minutes to mount an incisive raid as Bernardo Silva stretched to meet O'Reilly's cross, but Robert Sanchez made a fine save from the midfielder's close-range effort.But City stepped up after the interval and O'Reilly made the breakthrough in the 51st minute.Rayan Cherki whipped an in-swinging cross towards O'Reilly and the City left-back reprised his League Cup final heroics with another clinical header from close range.Six minutes later, Cherki again showed the creative genius that has won over Guardiola despite some impetuous moments in his first season in Manchester.The France playmaker glided past a gaggle of Chelsea players on the edge of the area before threading a sublime pass to Guehi, who looked more like a forward than a centre-back as he smashed a perfect strike into the far corner from 12 yards.City benefitted from wretched Chelsea defending for their third goal in the 68th minute.Sanchez rolled the ball to Moises Caicedo even though the Chelsea midfielder was surrounded by three City players and Doku pounced, racing into the area to drill home as Guardiola celebrated a priceless result.

LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 12: Marc Guehi of Manchester City celebrates scoring his team's second goal with Antoine Semenyo during the Premier League match between Chelsea and Manchester City at Stamford Bridge on April 12, 2026 in London, England.

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Tottenham's Premier League plight deepened with a 1-0 defeat at Sunderland on Sunday in Roberto D...

Tottenham's Premier League plight deepened with a 1-0 defeat at Sunderland on Sunday in Roberto De Zerbi's first match in charge. Spurs brought in the former Brighton and Marseille boss at the end of last month in a last-ditch bid to save themselves from a catastrophic relegation.But the Italian failed to inspire his team in a tricky baptism at Sunderland and they remain mired in the drop zone.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Tottenham, playing under their third manager this season, are without a Premier League win since December as they contemplate the nightmare of a first relegation from the English top flight since 1977.Sunderland won courtesy of a huge slice of luck on the hour, when Nordi Mukiele's shot took a massive deflection off Micky van de Ven and looped into the goal.Spurs pushed hard for an equaliser late on but to no avail.De Zerbi said his men were suffering from a crisis of confidence, arguing that a win would change everything."I can be a big brother, father, they don't need a coach," he told the BBC. "They don't need to improve football. "They can play better and they will play better once we reach a different level of confidence."Tottenham, who recently parted ways with interim boss Igor Tudor, are two points behind 17th-placed West Ham and have six games left to save themselves.They are the ninth-wealthiest club in the world, according to Deloitte's latest rankings, underlining the extraordinary nature of their predicament.

Tottenham Hotspur's English goalkeeper #40 Brandon Austin (L), Tottenham Hotspur's English striker #19 Dominic Solanke (C) and Tottenham Hotspur's Portugese midfielder #06 Joao Palhinha (R) react to their defeat on the pitch after the English Premier League football match between Sunderland and Tottenham Hotspur at The Stadium of Light in Sunderland in north east England on April 12, 2026. Sunderland won the game 1-0. / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No video emulation. Social media in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No use in betting publications, games or single club/league/player publications. /

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Bundesliga club Union Berlin on Sunday named Marie-Louise Eta as head coach, making her the first...

Bundesliga club Union Berlin on Sunday named Marie-Louise Eta as head coach, making her the first female manager of a men's team in a top-five European league, after former mentor Steffen Baumgart was sacked. The 34-year-old will take over for the remainder of the season. "I am delighted the club has entrusted me with this challenging task," Eta said in a statement. <div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"One of Union's strengths has always been our ability to pull together in such situations. And of course, I'm convinced that we'll get the points we need with this team."Eta became the first female assistant coach in Bundesliga history when she was promoted to the role in 2023. Never before has a men's top-flight club in Germany, England, Spain, Italy or France -- considered the top-five European leagues -- appointed a woman in the head coach role. Eta's first match in the dugout is on Saturday when Union host struggling Wolfsburg. Baumgart was sacked early on Sunday morning after the club's form flatlined in the second-half of the season, with Saturday's 3-1 defeat at last-placed Heidenheim the final straw. A fan favourite who spent two seasons at the club as a player, Baumgart took over as coach at the beginning of 2025 and helped Union stay in the Bundesliga with a 13th-placed finish. The coach took Union close to the European spots at the end of 2025 but the club have won just two games since Christmas and sit seven points above the relegation play-off spot with five games to play. "We've had an absolutely disappointing second-half of the season," sporting director Horst Held said in a statement."Our situation remains precarious and we desperately need points to stay in the league. "The performances in recent weeks don't give us the confidence we could turn things around with the current set-up."As a player, Eta won the women's Champions League in 2010 with Turbine Potsdam - she was an unused substitute in the final against Lyon - along with three Bundesliga titles. She retired at the age of 26 to start coaching, first with Werder Bremen youth teams before taking on a similar role at the German FA (DFB). She has already committed to take over Union Berlin's women's Bundesliga team, who are playing their first season in the top-flight this campaign, from the summer.Women have managed men's football teams in the lower divisions but never in the top flight. German third tier Ingolstadt FC are currently coached by Sabrina Wittmann, who became the first female coach of a professional men's team when appointed to the position in 2024. French second-flight club Clermont were managed by Corinne Diacre for three seasons until 2017, until she left to take over the French women's national team.

27 April 2025, Berlin: Soccer, Women: 2nd Bundesliga, 1. FC Union Berlin - Borussia Mönchengladbach, Matchday 23, An der Alten Försterei, Individual coach Marie-Louise Eta, Union Berlin. Photo: Soeren Stache/dpa - IMPORTANT NOTE: In accordance with the regulations of the DFL German Football League and the DFB German Football Association, it is prohibited to utilize or have utilized photographs taken in the stadium and/or of the match in the form of sequential images and/or video-like photo series.

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AC Milan relinquished any remaining hope of winning the Serie A title on Saturday after falling t...

AC Milan relinquished any remaining hope of winning the Serie A title on Saturday after falling to a shock 3-0 home defeat by Udinese, while Juventus beat Atalanta 1-0 to move into the Champions League positions.A Davide Bartesaghi own goal and Jurgen Ekkelenkamp's glancing header in the first half, and Arthur Atta's superb low finish in the 71st minute, left Milan nine points behind Inter Milan ahead of the league leaders' clash at Como on Sunday.With six matches remaining in their season, even an Inter loss at Como would leave third-placed Milan with a near-impossible gap to close.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>And a Como win would not be good news either as the lakeside outfit currently sit fifth and five points behind Milan, who have lost three of four matches since winning last month's Milan derby, after Juve moved provisionally fourth.Jeremie Boga bundled home the only goal in an uneventful match in Bergamo the day after coach Luciano Spalletti -- hired with the aim of getting Juve into the Champions League -- signed a new deal with the Turin club until 2028.Milan host Juve in a fortnight, a match which looks likely to be key to the top-four positions come May, and Allegri described as "right" the loud whistles which accompanied the end of the game at the San Siro."This defeat should make us understand that our qualification for the Champions League is under threat," Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri said to DAZN.<h3>Milan slump</h3>Udinese moved into the top half of the table after an impressive away performance in which Nicolo Zaniolo, who was the rising star of Italian football before suffering two serious knee injuries in 2020, was the standout player.Zaniolo has had a difficult time of it since being dumped by Roma in 2023, and he was not selected for the Italy squad which recently missed out on a third straight World Cup.But the 26-year-old has found a home at Udinese and he was key to Bartesaghi's own goal in the 27th minute, as the attacker charged upfield on the counter-attack before offloading to Atta whose cross was deflected into the Milan net.Ten minutes later Zaniolo whipped in a beautiful, inch-perfect cross for Ekkelenkamp to double the away side's lead and spark rumblings of discontent in the San Siro stands.Milan pushed up on Udinese after the break, when Allegri brought on burly centre forward Niclas Fullkrug, and Alexis Saelemaekers could barely believe it when Maduka Okoye palmed his half-volley onto the crossbar in the 51st minute.Atta sealed the points for Udinese 20 minutes later when he was allowed to burst towards goal and roll a sneaky low shot in at Mike Maignan's near post.The discontent was clear when boos met Rafael Leao's substitution soon afterwards, and those who were still in the seats at the end made their feelings known at the final whistle.

Milan, Italy - April 11: Niclas Fullkrug of Ac Milan looks dejected during the Serie A match between AC Milan and Udinese Calcio at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) on April 11, 2026 in Milan Italy.

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Bayern Munich romped to a 5-0 win at St Pauli on Saturday, breaking a 54-year Bundesliga goalscor...

Bayern Munich romped to a 5-0 win at St Pauli on Saturday, breaking a 54-year Bundesliga goalscoring record and moving to within touching distance of a 35th league crown. Leon Goretzka's 53rd-minute goal, Bayern's second of the match, brought up 102 league goals this season, breaking a previous mark set by the Bavarian giants in 1971-72. Top scorer Harry Kane was left on the bench but Jamal Musiala, Michael Olise, Nicolas Jackson and Raphael Guerreiro joined Goretzka on the scoresheet as Bayern pulled 12 points clear of Borussia Dortmund, who lost to Bayer Leverkusen earlier on Saturday. <div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>With five matches remaining this season, defending champions Bayern can win the title as early as next week at home against Stuttgart.Mindful of Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final second leg against Real Madrid, Bayern left Kane, Luis Diaz, Dayot Upamecano and Jonathan Tah on the bench. The missing firepower mattered little as Musiala headed the visitors in front with nine minutes gone. Early in the second half, Goretzka turned the ball in from close range to best a record the Bavarians set over half a century ago with a side featuring club legends Franz Beckenbauer and Gerd Mueller.Olise added another just a minute later. Kane replacement Jackson got one of his own and Guerreiro scored late to round out the victory and up the record to 105. <h3>Andrich sinks Dortmund</h3>Robert Andrich hit a long-range strike late in the first half as Leverkusen became just the second team to beat Dortmund in the league this season with a 1-0 away victory. Dortmund, whose two previous defeats this season came against Bayern, remain eight points clear in second place despite their four-game winning streak coming to an end.A day after extending his deal at the club to 2031, Nico Schlotterbeck received a smattering of boos and whistles from the home fans amid reports he had a release clause for this summer inserted into his contract. "We're really happy Schlotti extended," centre-back partner Waldemar Anton told DAZN. "He didn't deserve the boos. That hurts the team, everyone in the stands needs to know that. It's nonsense and it's not something we can accept."Stoic and risk averse under coach Niko Kovac, Dortmund were uncharacteristically fluid in attack in the opening half hour but Andrich broke through for the visitors in simple fashion. The Germany midfielder intercepted a Ramy Bensebaini pass and took a touch before blasting a low shot into the bottom corner past Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel. Dortmund's best chance came with seven minutes remaining when Serhou Guirassy collected a Carney Chukwuemeka pass and hit the underside of the crossbar. Yan Diomande's 81st-minute effort boosted RB Leipzig's hopes of a top-four finish, securing a 1-0 home win over Borussia Monchengladbach. Diomande's late winner lifted third-placed Leipzig three points clear of Stuttgart, who face Hamburg at home on Sunday, with Leverkusen a point further back in fifth.The goal continued the 19-year-old's impressive debut Bundesliga season, in which he has scored 11 times.Leipzig captain David Raum praised the teenage winger, calling him "a player with world-class potential".Gladbach ultras unveiled a banner directed at academy product and captain Rocco Reitz, who will join Leipzig in the summer, which said: "Whoever wants what's here can never be our skipper."Elsewhere, Wolfsburg lost 2-1 at home to Eintracht Frankfurt to slide closer to relegation.Goals from Oscar Hojlund and Arnaud Kalimuendo left second-last Wolfsburg, who have won just once in 14 games in 2026, six points from safety.Last-placed Heidenheim kept their slim hopes of beating the drop alive with a 3-1 home win over Union Berlin. The victory, Heidenheim's first since early December, took them two points behind Wolfsburg and eight from fourth-bottom Cologne.

HAMBURG, GERMANY - APRIL 11: Michael Olise of FC Bayern Muenchen celebrates scoring his team's third goal during the Bundesliga match between FC St. Pauli and FC Bayern München at Millerntor Stadium on April 11, 2026 in Hamburg, Germany.

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