9 h. ago Arsenal clinging onto Champions League hope as PSG teach them a lesson

ARSENAL 0-1 PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN: Luis Enrique's PSG threatened to run riot during the early knockings at the Emirates Stadium but will only take a narrow lead back home

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10 h. ago Beyoncé tour chaos on night one as first Cowboy Carter gig disrupted by fight

Pop superstar Beyonce kicked off her Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit Tour in Los Angeles last night yet chaos erupted as fans brawled while leaving the show

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11 h. ago Battersea rescue dogs stage 'cutest pitch invasion ever' in front of thousands of fans

The pet pitch invaders are waiting to find new homes after they unleashed themselves onto the screens of football fans tuned in to an online video game stream

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16 h. ago Chelsea and Liverpool fans braced for travel chaos as transport shuts down for bank holiday

Liverpool fans heading to London on public transport for Sunday's Premier League match against Chelsea are in for a nasty surprise, with a number of transport issues making the journey horrible

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20 h. ago Rangers vs Celtic: Who is referee at Ibrox? Match officials and VAR confirmed for Old Firm clash at Ibrox

The referee and VAR officials have been confirmed for the Old Firm derby between Rangers and Celtic this weekend.

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33 h. ago Leeds close in on title after Tanaka and Ramazani’s double crushes Bristol City

As the home supporters launched into a chorus of “Daniel, Daniel Farke,” a little smile played across the face of the Leeds manager as he offered a polite wave in return.Up in the directors’ box, Paraag Marathe looked on inscrutably. If, and it remains quite a big if, he really is considering sacking Farke, the club’s chairman – who, perhaps significantly pulled out of a planned pre-match television interview at the last minute – must surely be having second thoughts after this. Continue reading...

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39 h. ago What happened in the WSL this weekend as West Ham mauling relegates London rivals

Shekiera Martinez scored four goals for West Ham United in a 7-1 rout while Liverpool's blushes were spared after a 2-2 draw with Tottenham Hotspur

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47 h. ago Glastonbury fans devastated after resale chaos as they beg 'give us tickets'

The last lot of tickets for Glastonbury Festival were up for grabs online over the weekend but quickly sold out, leaving many gutted party people empty-handed

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57 h. ago Dan Osbourne is supported by his kids for his latest charity football match

Dan Osbourne was supported by his children for his latest charity Sellebrity Soccer match after his 'make or break holiday' with Jacqueline Jossa. 

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59 h. ago Arsenal trio stage stunning comeback against Lyon to book WCL final place

Arsenal reached their first Women’s Champions League final since 2007 with an impressive comeback victory in France. They defeated Lyon 4-1 at the Groupama Stadium thanks to an own goal from Christiane Endler and strikes from Mariona Caldentey, Alessia Russo and Caitlin Foord.On a beautifully balmy day in the south east of France, there was a discernible buzz around the Groupama Stadium. The local bars were awash with fans, enjoying the afternoon sun in nervous anticipation for the match ahead. Among them, the several hundred travelling Arsenal fans, decked out in their customary red and white, seemed in a jubilant if wary mood as they contemplated their side’s chances. Continue reading...

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59 h. ago Slegers ‘so proud’ as Arsenal book WCL final place after stunning comeback

Arsenal stunned Lyon to reach their first Women’s Champions League final since 2007, as Renée Slegers’s side produced a mature display full of desire, resilience and attacking brilliance to secure an impressive comeback in France. They beat the last season’s runners-up 4-1 thanks to an own goal from Christiane Endler and strikes from Mariona Caldentey, Alessia Russo and Caitlin Foord.The final in May will be the first of Slegers’s fledgling management career. The 36-year-old was delighted with her team’s success as they reached a European final at her first attempt. Continue reading...

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60 h. ago Liverpool's unassuming genius makes the team tick and deserves unsung hero award

LIVERPOOL 5-1 TOTTENHAM: Spare a thought for Alexis Mac Allister who is the quiet, unassuming genius who makes the whole thing tick - if there was an award for unsung hero, it would be his

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61 h. ago Man City book FA Cup final date with Crystal Palace after beating Nottingham Forest

NOTTINGHAM FOREST 0-2 MANCHESTER CITY: Rico Lewis opened the scoring in the second minute before Josko Gvardiol doubled the lead in the second period to secure victory at Wembley

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61 h. ago Liverpool crowned Premier League champions as Tottenham thumped at Anfield

LIVERPOOL 5-1 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: Arne Slot's side got over the line in style by tearing their North London visitors to pieces at Anfield to trigger wild celebrations on Merseyside

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63 h. ago Chelsea humbled by Barcelona and Bonmatí in bruising WCL semi

Chelsea suffered a chastening defeat as the holders Barcelona cruised through to their fifth consecutive Women’s Champions League final with an 8-2 aggregate victory that demonstrated a sizeable gulf in quality between the two teams.The result emphatically ended Chelsea’s hopes of lifting a quadruple of major trophies this season, at the start of week when they could be crowned Women’s Super League champions, and kept this peerless Barcelona team on course to lift their third straight European title. Continue reading...

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63 h. ago Katie Piper forced to make heartbreaking decision after ‘unexpected’ eye surgery

Activist and ‘Loose Women’ panellist has undergone hundreds of operations since the acid attack she suffered in 2008

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3 d. ago Barcelona win thrilling Copa del Rey and drive Madrid to red card fury

Final: Barcelona 3-2 Real Madrid (aet)Pedri 28 Torres 84, Koundé 116; Mbappé 70, Tchouaméni It was late, and they were tired, but with four minutes left and long after midnight in Seville, everyone prepared for penalties now, Jules Koundé found the strength to send a shot flying into the net and the Barcelona fans into raptures. The fireworks were lit and the men in blue and red sprinted towards him from all sides: here, at last, it was. An epic Copa del Rey final, a first clásico final in 11 years, had a winner. They had been a goal up and a goal down, they had thought they had a last-minute penalty to win it only to watch it get taken away from them again, but now it was 3-2 and the Catalan side had done it.Done? Not quite, but very nearly. On an extraordinary night, there was still one last opportunity for Real Madrid when Kylian Mbappé was fouled in the area and the referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea pointed to the spot, only for the linesman’s flag to be up. They had fought a...

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3 d. ago Crystal Palace in dreamland as Eagles soar into FA Cup final at Aston Villa's expense

CRYSTAL PALACE 3-0 ASTON VILLA: A stunning strike from Eberechi Eze and a brace from Ismaila Sarr secured Palace a spot in the FA Cup final as Unai Emery's side were well beaten at Wembley

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3 d. ago Baleba stunner ends Brighton’s winless run and adds to Potter’s West Ham pain

Brighton against West Ham should have been a typical end of season exhibition. Brighton’s hopes of qualifying for Europe looked a long shot and West Ham’s safety was all but guaranteed with or without a point.Instead the match was typical of both teams’ form over the past few games. Brighton started without a win in five league games while West Ham had not picked up three points in seven matches. More importantly, Brighton had conceded at least two goals in each game of that winless run and West Ham were without a comeback win all season. A 3-2 Brighton win should have been no surprise really. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Nicolas Jackson ends drought to sink Everton and lift Chelsea’s top

You would be forgiven if you were mistaken in thinking Nicolas Jackson’s striking finish against Everton meant more than what it was. The 1-0 victory was a crucial step in their Champions League pursuit. Still, when the ball hit the back of the net Jackson looked to have tears in his eyes as he emotionally celebrated. It was the striker’s first in 14 games and amid the hosts’ recent struggles up front, it felt like a welcome breakthrough, belied that the job of securing their European ambitions is far from over.Before kick-off, Chelsea had averaged more shots per game at home than any other Premier League side this season with 18.8 and the trend continued on Saturday. The hosts had five shots in the first half against an Everton side who had little to play for after safety was confirmed last weekend. The visitors offered little going forward despite Moisés Caicedo playing out of position at right-back at the expense of the captain, Reece James, to make room for Roméo Lavia in midfie...

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