57 m. ago Arsenal: Renee Slegers reacts as key decision pays off in Women's Champions League final win over Barcelona

The Arsenal head coach’s double substitution proved to be the telling moment of the Women’s Champions League final

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97 m. ago Ravel Morrison reveals cruel treatment from Champions League final boss as mum lay on life support

Ravel Morrison will watch with interest as Simone Inzaghi leads Inter Milan out in the Champions League Final next weekend, having almost quit football after working with him at Lazio

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1 hour ago Tottenham XI vs Brighton: Confirmed team news, predicted lineup, injury latest for Premier League

Spurs squad have had a good distraction ahead of their final Premier League fixture of the season

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1 hour ago Will Arsenal hold a trophy celebration after winning Women’s Champions League?

The Gunners will celebrate their success in the Women’s Champions League final outside the Emirates on bank holiday Monday

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2 h. ago Arsenal women stun Barcelona to win Champions League and lift trophy

Arsenal's women's team have won the Women's Champions League, beating Barcelona 1-0 in the final thanks to a goal from Stina Blackstenius in Lisbon on Sunday night

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2 h. ago Arsenal v Barcelona player ratings: Subs shine as Gunners win Women’s Champions League

Arsenal 1-0 Barcelona: Stina Blackstenius goal proved key as Arsenal made history with a first Champions League win in 18 years

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2 h. ago Arsenal make history in Champions League thanks to the dream that never died

Arsenal 1-0 Barcelona: Stina Blackstenius grabbed the only goal and the Gunners valiantly clung on to become European champions for the first time in 18 years

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2 h. ago Arsenal vs Barcelona LIVE: Women's Champions League final result, latest updates and reaction after Gunners win trophy

The Estadio Jose Alvalade hosted an historic the 2025 Women’s Champions League final

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2 h. ago Arsenal win Women’s Champions League in final glory and dethrone Barcelona

Euphoria. Complete and utter euphoria. Stina Blackstenius’s second-half goal stunned the three-time European champions Barcelona to deliver Arsenal’s second European title. On the final whistle it was red and white pandemonium as stunned Gunners seemed to not know what to do with themselves – hugs, tears, disbelief.They started so brightly, playing with the freedom and joy that they had not afforded themselves until they had reached this final. There is nothing to lose once you pass that semi-final hurdle and everything to play for in a one-off game and a free-scoring Barcelona, who scored 128 goals in 30 league games this season, looked slightly shocked by the resistance they faced. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Sunderland prove comeback kings in every sense to seal dramatic Premier League return

Sheffield United 1-2 Sunderland: Tommy Watson’s 95th-minute winner sent half of Wembley wild in the Championship play-off final as the Black Cats ended their eight-year exile from the top flight

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3 h. ago Arsenal vs Barcelona LIVE: Underdog Gunners holding firm in Women’s Champions League final

Arsenal will play their biggest game in a generation as Barcelona target a hat-trick of titles

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4 h. ago Arsenal vs Barcelona LIVE: Underdog Gunners denied shock lead by VAR Women’s Champions League final

Arsenal will play their biggest game in a generation as Barcelona target a hat-trick of titles

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4 h. ago Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim gives response to question on Bruno Fernandes transfer

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes cast doubt on his future at the club after the Europa League final and Red Devils boss Ruben Amorim has now responded to his comments

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4 h. ago Sunderland snatch promotion to Premier League by beating Sheffield United in playoff final

Was there a better sight than Luke O’Nien, his right arm cradled in a sling, racing down the touchline, punching the air with his left to celebrate Tommy Watson’s stoppage-time winner? Sunderland stormed back from a goal down after Tyrese Campbell’s first-half opener to return to the Premier League after eight years away.Sunderland’s performance was something of a slow-burner but ultimately found two big moments. The first was courtesy of Eliezer Mayenda, who scored with their second shot on goal, and the second will live long in the memory for both the goalscorer and those here to witness it. Watson, the 19-year-old forward who joined his boyhood club as an under-nine, stroked a wonderful shot into the bottom corner in stoppage time, extra time looming. Eventually, with 102 minutes showing on the big screens, confirmation: Sunderland are back in the big time. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Arsenal vs Barcelona LIVE: Women's Champions League final match stream, latest score and goal updates

The Estadio Jose Alvalade hosts the 2025 Women’s Champions League final

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5 h. ago Alejandro Garnacho told he can leave Manchester United this summer

Alejandro Garnacho's Man United future was plunged into major doubt after he was benched for the Europa League final.

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6 h. ago Arsenal XI vs Barcelona: Starting lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Women's Champions League final today

Gunners make some tough decisions for UWCL showpiece in Lisbon

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6 h. ago Arsenal vs Barcelona LIVE: Women's Champions League final match stream, latest team news, lineups, TV, prediction

The Estadio Jose Alvalade hosts the 2025 Women’s Champions League final

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7 h. ago Aitana Bonmati reveals Barcelona’s feeling about favourites tag for Women’s Champions League final

Barcelona are targeting a hat-trick of Women’s Champions League titles

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7 h. ago WCL and Championship playoff finals, Liverpool favourites to sign Wirtz – matchday live

Buildup to today’s major finalsLive scores | Fixtures | Get in touchManchester City wrap up their Premier League campaign on Sunday with a game Pep Guardiola believes is “by far” their most important of the season. City head to Fulham knowing a draw will almost certainly secure a top-five spot and a place in the Champions League for next season.After winning the title in the past four seasons, it is a relatively modest target but Guardiola recognises it is the least of the club’s expectations. The City manager said: “If we want to play in the Champions League, we have to take a result there. This is what we are going to do. Of course, it’s really important.” Asked if it was the most important game of the season, Guardiola said at a press conference: “By far.” Continue reading...

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