Barcelona and Real Madrid meet in their UEFA Women’s Champions League quarter-final second leg on Thursday 2 April at the Camp Nou. Barcelona vs Real Madrid at a glance When: Thursday 2 April (18:45 CET kick-off)Where: Camp Nou, BarcelonaWhat: UEFA Women’s Champions League quarter-final second legHow to follow: Build-up can be found hereSemi-finals: Winners face

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness was naturally “delighted” as his team claimed the county’s first National Football League title in 19 years and second overall with a thumping 3-20 to 2-10 win over Kerry at Croke Park. When the side’s last met in a final, it was Kerry celebrating their 39th All-Ireland title last July, but

Italy changed their schedule ahead of Tuesday’s World Cup play-off in Bosnia, but it seems as if Gennaro Gattuso is not inclined to change his starting XI. It kicks off at the Stadion Bilino Polje in Zenica on Tuesday March 31 at 19.45 UK time. Advertisement The Azzurri laboured to a 2-0 victory over Northern

STUTTGART, Germany, March 29 (Reuters) – Germany ⁠will make a number of changes to their line-up for Monday’s friendly ⁠against Ghana as some players need to be rested following their ‌draining win over Switzerland earlier this week, coach Julian Nagelsmann said. The Germans twice came from a goal down before beating the Swiss 4-3 in

Tottenham parted company with coach Igor Tudor by mutual consent on Sunday after just seven games in charge as they battle to stay in the Premier League. Tudor lost five of those matches to leave Spurs out of the Champions League and hovering just one point above the relegation zone in the Premier League. Advertisement

As the captain of the French national team, Mbappe also reflected on the current state of the squad and whether they have improved since their dramatic defeat in the 2022 World Cup final. “We have more talent, more potential, but are we stronger? I don’t know. The results will tell us. But when you see

Transfer pundit Fabrizio Romano reassures that Scott McTominay is totally focused on Napoli, despite rumours he was talking to Saudi Pro League clubs. The midfielder has already become a legend since joining the club in the summer of 2024 from Manchester United, winning the Serie A title and Supercoppa Italiana. Advertisement He has continued that

Matteo Politano insists that Italy ‘deserve’ to get to the 2026 World Cup but says that he and his teammates have to prove their worth on the pitch first, and has emplored supporters to ‘stay with’ the national team and to cheer them on through their final challenge against Bosnia and Herzegovina on Tuesday night.

Sunday’s reports claim that at least seven Juventus players will be put up for sale during the upcoming summer transfer window, including three signings that were brought in at the beginning of the 2025-26 campaign. Which players are expected to leave Juventus this summer? The Bianconeri still have a long way to go in Serie

Italy are preparing to take on Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup play-off final on Tuesday evening, but aside from the threats posed by Edin Dzeko, his teammates, and the viral video clip of Federico Dimarco mid-celebration, the weather could also now come into play. Three issues facing Italy ahead of World Cup play-off

Rodri won the Ballon d’Or ahead of Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr. in 2024 Spain international won Premier League and European Championship en route to crown Manchester City midfielder explains his humility and down-to-earth nature despite success Manchester City star Rodri has doubled down on his down-to-earth attitude despite having reached the pinnacle of professional football

Arbeloa’s experience as head coach of Real Madrid’s reserve team has made integrating young players into the first team feel seamless, so it was natural to expect him to give emerging talent opportunities. That happened more notably when Real Madrid played Elche earlier this month and Arbeloa gave minutes to six Castilla players – Gonzalo