Real Madrid are in the middle of their worst run of form in seven years, casting an even darker glow on an already failed season. The 15-time European champions have failed to win five of their last six matches across all competitions, dropping points in three La Liga fixtures and losing both Champions League quarterfinal

Atlético Madrid got back to winning ways in LALIGA — something they’d waited over a month to do — with a 3-2 win over Athletic Club on Saturday night. After a sorry first half which saw Atleti go a goal down, the team showed some signs of life early on in the second; goals from

Italian football is in a state of shock after the referee designator for Serie A and B was placed under investigation for alleged sporting fraud. Prosecutors in Milan have advised Gianluca Rocchi to submit himself for questioning next Thursday for an alleged violation of VAR protocol and the selection of referees to Inter’s liking. Rocchi

A fresh controversy has emerged involving Real Madrid, with the club taking legal action against La Liga over its recently introduced protocol aimed at tackling discrimination, harassment, and violence in stadiums. According to recent reports from MARCA, the issue centres around a framework presented by La Liga earlier this year. Advertisement In March, the league

After watching his Arsenal side stutter and stumble their way back to the Premier League summit on Saturday afternoon, Mikel Arteta warned that there would be plenty more strife to come. “I don’t expect after 22 years of not winning [the title] that it’s going to be a path of roses and beautiful music around

At the sweet sound of the final whistle, Martin Odegaard rolled onto the turf and lay there motionless. Ben White slowly sank down to the ground, too. Gabriel Martinelli was lying flat out. Piero Hincapie slipped to his knees in prayer. Declan Rice puffed his cheeks out for what could have been a world-record attempt

Atletico Madrid have been dealt a fresh injury scare after Pablo Barrios was forced off during the win over Athletic Club. Barrios was back in the Madrid starting lineup on Saturday night as Diego Simeone made sweeping changes from the 3-2 loss to Elche, in preparation for the Champions League semi-final first leg against Arsenal.

The pressure surrounding Real Madrid continues to intensify, and following the disappointing 1-1 draw against Real Betis at La Cartuja, the spotlight has shifted onto manager Alvaro Arbeloa. At a time when Madrid needed authority and clarity, what followed instead was more frustration, both on the pitch and in the aftermath. Advertisement Arbeloa’s decision to

Getty MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – APRIL 19: Declan Rice and Gabriel of Arsenal interact during the Premier League match between Manchester City and Arsenal at Etihad Stadium on April 19, 2026 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images) Arsenal FC moved back to the summit after a narrow 1–0 win over Newcastle United on April

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Cristiano Ronaldo’s legacy in Spain remains immense, but a surprising new benchmark is beginning to emerge as Lamine Yamal edges closer to another remarkable achievement with Barcelona. Despite the teenager being sidelined until the end of the season, the title race has created a scenario that could soon place him ahead of one of Real

Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mane have become central figures in another major week for Al-Nassr, with fresh attention now focused on their availability ahead of a decisive showdown. After both stars were absent from Saturday’s training session, speculation quickly grew over whether the club could be without key names for one of the biggest matches

In the aftermath of Real Madrid’s 1-1 draw with Real Betis, several post-match reactions and club statements added further context to the night’s events. Betis players respond to refereeing controversy Diego Llorente addressed Álvaro Arbeloa’s complaints about the referee, acknowledging the broader nature of such reactions: “I’m surprised, but to a degree. Everyone fights for

Atlético Madrid coach Diego Simeone spoke to the media from the Estadio Riyadh Air Metropolitano on Saturday night following a 3-2 win over Athletic Club. Asked how the locker room is feeling, Simeone explained “we have to keep working the way we are. We’ve gotten to where we are by competing the way we do.