Mohamed Salah once more wrote his name into Premier League history with his seventh EA SPORTS Player of the Month trophy. The Liverpool striker has matched Harry Kane and Sergio Aguero’s record with this accolade. Leading the league with 10 goal contributions, Salah’s outstanding February showings were key to this achievement. Starting the month in

A London derby at Emirates Stadium between Chelsea and Arsenal highlights the weekend slate of games in the Premier League. Enzo Maresca will look to avoid the same fate his predecessor Mauricio Pochettino suffered the last time Chelsea visited the Emirates with a humbling 0–5 defeat. Instead, the Blues will look to string together three

Atlético de Madrid (3rd, 56pts) vs FC Barcelona (2nd, 57pts) Competition/Round: 2024-25 La Liga, Matchday 28 Barcelona Outs & Doubts: Marc-André ter Stegen, Andreas Christensen, Marc Bernal (out), Ansu Fati (doubt) Atlético Madrid Outs & Doubts: Ángel Correa (out), Rodrigo De Paul, Koke, Reinildo (doubt) Date/Time: Sunday, March 16, 2025, 9pm CET/WAT (Barcelona & Nigeria),

Diego Godin (Photo Source: X) PANAJI: Whenever Diego Godin closes his eyes and thinks of that magical night of May 17, 2014, at the Camp Nou, the former Atletico de Madrid defender remembers every scene almost perfectly. The frenzied start by hosts Barcelona, a lightning strike from Alexis Sanchez to put the home team ahead

Manchester City’s goalscoring machine, Erling Haaland has made Premier League history in their 2-2 draw against Brighton at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday, March 15. The draw didn’t help the cause of the defending champions as they are placed fifth in the standings with 48 points to their name. Erling Haaland makes Premier League history

Leicester and Manchester United meet in the English Premier League at King Power Stadium on Sunday with the visitors having already won all three of their meetings with this weekend’s hosts this season. Foxes boss Ruud van Nistelrooy will take on his former club having left Old Trafford when current opposite number Ruben Amorim took

Three days after a gut-wrenching exit from the UEFA Champions League, Atlético de Madrid welcome FC Barcelona to the Riyadh Air Metropolitano in a crucial match amid LaLiga’s title race. Atlético Madrid (16-8-3, 56 points) remain alive in two competitions (three if you count the “FIFA Club World Cup”, a time-saving expression for a collection

Real Madrid secured a very important victory over Villarreal on Saturday, but the club has been far from happy in the aftermath of this. Specifically, there has been a lot of unhappiness surrounding the decision for the match to be played when it was, considering that Los Blancos were in Champions League action against Atletico

Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti said that his team will refuse to report for La Liga fixtures … [+] if given less than 72 hours’ rest between matches. DeFodi Images via Getty Images Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti said that his team will refuse to report for La Liga fixtures if given less

MADRID (AP) — Real Madrid won’t agree to play another game without 72 hours of rest between matches. The club made the announcement, which was confirmed by coach Carlo Ancelotti, after its 2-1 win at Villarreal on Saturday. Madrid’s game at Villarreal game kicked off at 6:30 p.m. local time (1730 GMT) on Saturday. Madrid

Who: Atletico Madrid vs BarcelonaWhat: Spanish LaLigaWhere: Metropolitano Stadium, Madrid, SpainWhen: Sunday at 9pm (20:00 GMT) Follow Al Jazeera Sport‘s live text and photo commentary stream. Atletico Madrid doesn’t have much time to linger on its painful Champions League exit against Real Madrid. Another crucial game awaits on Sunday, this time against Barcelona in the

During his time with Atletico de Madrid, Diego Godin was considered the best centre-half in the world Panaji: Whenever Diego Godin closes his eyes and thinks of that magical night of May 17, 2014, at the Camp Nou, the former Atletico de Madrid defender remembers every scene almost perfectly.The frenzied start to the game by

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Erling Haaland made Premier League history just 11 minutes into Manchester City’s match against Brighton & Hove Albion. The sea of blue shirts at the Etihad leapt to their feet when Haaland opened the scoring the Seagulls. The Norway international stepped up to the spot, sent Bart Verbruggen the wrong way and drilled a penalty