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Real Sociedad have seen their Champions League ambitions evaporate following a disastrous stretch of results, leaving them stuck in ninth place with a ten-point gap to the top five and only twelve points left to play for.
RCD Espanyol's fourth captain Edu Expósito addressed the media, urging belief in the team despite a difficult run. 'I choose to believe, we are the Magical Espanyol,' he said, embodying resilience. His leadership during adversity is a beacon for teammates and fans.
Levante striker Roger Brugué insists the team must concentrate on their own performances in the fight to avoid relegation, disregarding what rivals do. He emphasizes self-reliance and hard work.
Turkish Minister of Youth and Sports Osman Aşkın Bak celebrates the national football team's 2026 World Cup qualification, expressing confidence in their ability to excel on the global stage.
Bayern Munich supervisory board member Karl-Heinz Rummenigge calls for unity and confidence ahead of the Champions League semifinal second leg against PSG, highlighting the team's 80+ goals at home and Vincent Kompany's return.
Bayern Munich supervisory board member Karl-Heinz Rummenigge likens his team's fighting spirit to the Three Musketeers before the Champions League semi-final second leg against Paris Saint-Germain.
Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique urged his side to give 'something more' in the Champions League semi-final second leg against Bayern Munich. Read the full press conference highlights.
Mikel Arteta surprises with his starting XI for the Champions League clash against Atletico Madrid, handing Myles Lewis-Skelly a midfield role over Martin Zubimendi and selecting Eberechi Eze ahead of captain Martin Odegaard.
Birmingham City's Martha Harris and Crystal Palace's Hayley Ladd share their thoughts on promotion to the Women's Super League.
In a recent press conference, Birmingham City's Martha Harris and Crystal Palace's Hayley Ladd shared insights on their teams' promotion hopes in the WSL.
In a recent episode of BBC Women's Football Weekly, Birmingham City's Martha Harris and Crystal Palace's Hayley Ladd discussed the intense battle for promotion to the Women's Super League, offering perspectives on their teams' ambitions and the challenges ahead.
Crystal Palace have a clear path to appoint the manager dubbed 'the most hated in La Liga' as Oliver Glasner's replacement, sparking debate over the club's future direction in the Premier League.
Manchester United have scrapped their end-of-season player awards for the third consecutive year. The club is targeting Atalanta's Ederson for £40m and monitoring AC Milan's Rafael Leao, but must first resolve Marcus Rashford's future. Arsenal had shown interest in Kobbie Mainoo before his new deal. Casemiro is set to join Inter Miami.
Arsenal fall to Lyon in Women's Champions League semi-final. Barcelona set up final clash with Lyon. Birmingham City secure WSL promotion as coach Amy Merricks joins the podcast. WSL title race updates.
A 71-year-old Everton supporter has been arrested on suspicion of racially abusing Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo during a Premier League match against Manchester City. Additionally, Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi was targeted with racist abuse online.
Liverpool owner John Henry issues a rallying cry, insisting the club must not settle for ordinary results despite current headwinds. He emphasizes the importance of a relentless pursuit of victory and setting high standards.
Manchester United have emphatically denied reports they agreed to rest Matheus Cunha for the final three Premier League games to protect his World Cup fitness, insisting the striker will play.
Ten years after their stunning Premier League title, Leicester City have been relegated to League One. The rapid descent underscores a failure to build a lasting foundation, leaving fans in despair.
Luciano Spalletti has warned Juventus to eliminate tension drops as the Serie A standings demand perfection, emphasizing that mistakes are no longer allowed with the stakes too high.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola expressed frustration after a disappointing result, stating 'It was in our hands.' The Catalan coach reflected on a missed opportunity in the Premier League title race.