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There were only eight Premier League matches this weekend, with Liverpool and Newcastle busy contesting the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium.
It was a fantastic Sunday for the Barcelona fans and a dispiriting one for Atlético’s as La Liga’s title picture became a lot clearer after the weekend’s marquee game.
Liverpool goes down, but everything else goes as expected in this round of the Champions League.
Plus, Spanish goalkeepers on both sides of this feature.
Meanwhile, Vinícius scores one for his highlight reel.
The status quo remains for the title race in the Bundesliga, but there’s still the European spots and the relegation scrap to keep an eye on here. Here’s the recap of this weekend’s action.
The quarterfinals of the Champions League are upon us, and the results have come in with some bad news for the minnows making runs in this competition. Let’s re
The fifth round of the FA Cup had wins for the fans in the stands and players on the pitch. It also had red cards galore for the losers.
Monday’s Villarreal vs. Espanyol match got postponed due to heavy rains and a risk of flooding, so there were only nine matches in La Liga this weekend. I’d mak
The past week of Bundesliga action featured victories for teams on the road and a lot of pain for the hosts.
We’re all watching the battle for the European places in the Premier League because that’s all there is to watch after this weekend, with Liverpool looking nailed on for the title after Arsenal's latest stumble.
Normal service resumed in La Liga this weekend, with Barcelona, Atlético, and Real Madrid all winning their games.
Stay tuned, because the next round of Premier League games is in midweek, so this feature returns on Wednesday. In the meantime, here’s where things stand.
Let's take a look at the winners and losers from the second leg of the knockout round of the UEFA Champions League.
Here are the winners and losers from Matchday 25 around La Liga, including Barcelona manager Hansi Flick.
It was a week that had ramifications (if some of them weren’t immediate ones) for the teams at the top of the Premier League standings, including Liverpool and Manchester City.
The TV show Yellowjackets has its roots in a real-life sports tragedy involving legendary soccer club Manchester United.
Brugge and Feyenoord win with help. Also, Manchester City crumble again, and Ray Hudson can leave the homerism at home.
Celta come back, Barcelona win game but lose their captain as we look at the La Liga winners and losers from an eventful Matchday 23.