70 m. ago Jamie Carragher takes fresh swipe at Mohamed Salah after Liverpool fans’ reaction

The Liverpool forward was left out of the midweek Champions League win at Inter Milan with his future uncertain after his criticism of Arne Slot

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2 h. ago Liverpool star Mohamed Salah takes to social media again as Arne Slot row continues

Mohamed Salah shared a gym selfie on Instagram on Thursday night after being left out of Liverpool's midweek Champions League match

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6 h. ago Arsenal news: Mikel Arteta set for transfer 'gift' as Pep Guardiola fires warning shot

The good news keeps coming for Arsenal after an emphatic Champions League win over Club Brugge, with the club set to be boosted by one piece of January business

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10 h. ago MLS start Mo Salah transfer war with Saudi Arabia as league chief urges outcast Liverpool star to ‘reach out to Messi’

MO SALAH could become the subject of a transfer war between the MLS and the Saudi Pro League. The Liverpool legend was axed for the Champions League showdown with Inter Milan during the week in the aftermath of his bombshell interview. He claimed that he had been "thrown under the bus" and that someone at...

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11 h. ago Joe Hart left 'heartbroken' by Celtic as board 'soap opera' called out in rant for the ages

The Scottish champions slumped to a 3-0 Europa League defeat to Roma in Glasgow

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15 h. ago Arsenal star beats Barcelona rival to award after 'unbelievable' heroics

Gunners winger lit up Champions League win over Club Brugge to silence critics and earn huge praise from Mikel Arteta

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16 h. ago Barcelona’s Nou Camp stadium badly damaged in Champions League clash with Eintracht Frankfurt

BARCELONA have suffered stadium damage at the Nou Camp from their Champions League clash with Eintracht Frankfurt. The LaLiga giants are currently revamping their iconic home and have only recently returned to the venue with reduced numbers as work continues to complete the incredible 105,000 capacity ground. Last night they welcomed Bundesliga outfit Frankfurt and...

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19 h. ago Xabi Alonso walking thin line at Madrid even with dressing room backing

Despite signs of renewed intensity, Real Madrid fell to their second loss in four days against Manchester City. How long can a positive reaction overshadow negative results?No attacker in Real Madrid’s history had gone without a goal for as long as Rodrygo but at last he was released and he had a message to deliver, performed for public consumption. The Brazilian, who had not scored in nine months and was starting only his fifth game this season, beat Gianluigi Donnarumma to give them the lead against Manchester City. Then he turned and ran towards the touchline to embrace Xabi Alonso, the manager on the edge for whom this could prove an even greater release.“It’s a difficult moment for him, like it is for us,” Rodrygo said. “Things aren’t coming off and I wanted to show people that we are together with the coach. People say a lot of things and I just wanted to show that we are united. We need that unity to keep going.” By the time Rodrygo spoke, the lead had been taken from them, a...

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19 h. ago How Chelsea can still qualify automatically for Champions League knockout stages after Atalanta loss

Blues face Pafos and Napoli in their remaining league phase matches

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20 h. ago Arsenal star Gabriel Jesus opens up on injury hell after returning in Champions League win

Gabriel Jesus returned from 11 months on the sidelines in Arsenal’s 3-0 win over Club Brugge on Wednesday

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20 h. ago Liverpool dressing room in agreement after Arne Slot and Mo Salah row and back new decision

The private feelings of the Liverpool squad on the divide between Mohamed Salah and Arne Slot have emerged following a key Champions League win

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20 h. ago Champions League review: Liverpool sidestep Salah saga as Chelsea slip up

Manchester City conquer the Bernabéu, Liverpool survive without Mohamed Salah and Atalanta find Chelsea’s flaws• To say that Pep Guardiola and Real Madrid have history is to put it mildly. At Barcelona, Guardiola grew up amid an obsessive enmity on both sides, one deepened by his term as the Catalan club’s coach. They are highly familiar with Manchester City, too. City met Madrid for the fifth season in succession on Wednesday. Despite Madrid’s recent struggles under Xabi Alonso, winning at the Santiago Bernabéu is a huge result, a deserved win where City might have been out of sight by half-time. Rodrygo scored his habitual goal against City but one of Guardiola’s new generation in Nico O’Reilly equalised before a controversial penalty award, converted by Erling Haaland, decided the game. A player linked with a move to Madrid sometime in the distant future celebrated with a smirk; Jude Bellingham’s attempt to distract by trying to yank Haaland’s ponytail did not work. After the sel...

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21 h. ago Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer's feelings clear on Mason Greenwood after 'difficult' Man Utd call

With Mason Greenwood scoring goals for Marseille and impressing in the Champions League, Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker offered their thoughts on the Manchester United academy graduate

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21 h. ago Arne Slot urged to sign star who can be 'Liverpool's own Declan Rice' in transfer window

Liverpool have been linked with midfielders in recent weeks and Dean Saunders says the Premier League champions should do whatever they can to sign Elliot Anderson

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22 h. ago Erling Haaland footage shows Man City star's hilarious antics as he teases Real Madrid rival

Erling Haaland shared a funny moment with Real Madrid's Arda Guler during Manchester City's 2-1 Champions League victory at the Bernabeu, with the 6ft 4in striker amused as the 5ft 7in midfielder marked him at a corner

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22 h. ago Losing grip on games is worry for Guardiola despite City finding way past Madrid

Youthful side struggles off the ball and head coach knows more control is needed to take big prizes this season“Some things were happening,” Josko Gvardiol said, with glorious understatement, as he reflected on the chaos of Manchester City’s start at Real Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday night. The defender had been guilty of a lapse at the very outset, caught in possession, Madrid suddenly in and running. Then, there was the penalty that was not.It was a reckless swipe in the third minute by Matheus Nunes on Vinícius Júnior, the referee, Clément Turpin, pointing to the spot only for the VAR to step in and rule that the offence was fractionally outside the area. City’s heads spun and a tone was set. The opening half-hour was an uncomfortable experience for them and by the time that spell had ended, Madrid were 1-0 up through Rodrygo and looking good for a much-needed victory. Continue reading...

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22 h. ago Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer agree on Mason Greenwood future after Man United decision

After Mason Greenwood scored two goals for Marseille in the Champions League, Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker both came to an agreement about his future

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22 h. ago Jude Bellingham has ‘full faith’ as pressure increases on Xabi Alonso

Manchester City inflicted Real Madrid’s second straight home defeat on Wednesday, leaving them with only two wins in their last eight games.

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23 h. ago Erling Haaland's cheeky antics spotted in new footage as he taunts Real Madrid star

Erling Haaland tickled fans with his hilarious reaction to Arda Guler marking him at a corner during Manchester City's Champions League win against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu on Wednesday

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23 h. ago What Manchester City’s unpredictability reveals about their Champions League hopes

Victory at the Bernabeau brings deserved plaudits but Pep Guardiola knows his team still needs to improve

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