3 d. ago Spanish newspapers react as Real Madrid fail to stage Champions League remontada against Arsenal

There was no sign of a remontada as Real Madrid crashed out of the Champions League

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3 d. ago Carlo Ancelotti to leave Real Madrid after Champions League defeat to Arsenal

Real Madrid lost 5-1 on aggregate to Arsenal to exit the Champions League at the quarter-final stage, and the Italian boss is now expected to depart next weekend

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3 d. ago Mature Arsenal make a mockery of Remontada claims to see off Real Madrid and silence Santiago Bernabeu

Meek Real Madrid never threatened to make it a tough night for the Gunners

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3 d. ago What is 'La Remontada'? Why Jude Bellingham heard same word 'a million times' before Arsenal

Real Madrid need to produce a sensational comeback to down Arsenal in their Champions League quarter-final tie with all the talk in Spain of 'La Remontada' at the Bernabeu

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4 d. ago Real Madrid send ominous warning to Arsenal as UEFA grant special request for Champions League clash

The holders require another special night to reach the Champions League semi-final

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4 d. ago Three reasons why Arsenal should not fear another Real Madrid 'remontada'

Gunners should be confident they are not the latest victims of a famous Champions League comeback at the Bernabeu

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4 d. ago Scotland hero takes centre stage in Champions League thriller and makes history in process

Midfielder shines in epic European clash at Villa Park

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4 d. ago Jude Bellingham targets remontada on ‘night that’s made for Real Madrid’

The Englishman says confidence within the squad of a Champions League comeback against Arsenal is ‘infectious’Remontada, remontada, remontada.“Honestly, I’ve heard it about a million times since last week,” Jude Bellingham said. No word has been repeated as often inside the dressing room or outside it either: on the front pages of the newspapers, on radio, TV and TikTok, where the Englishman apologetically admitted: “I get my education from these days,” or in the “million videos” he has watched. Bound into the mystique of Real Madrid, their never-ending story, it means comeback and it is written; it also means this isn’t over, even when it should be. Or so it goes. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Robert Pires: ‘Arsenal’s Champions League final defeat still hurts – it’s a wound that’ll never heal’

Exclusive interview: Arsenal travel to the Bernabeu looking to reach the Champions League semi-finals and return to the stage of one of Pires’ most painful Gunners memories

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1 week ago ‘Humiliated’: Spanish newspapers react after Real Madrid thrashed by Arsenal

Real Madrid are teetering on an early Champions League exit after Arsenal took control of their quarter-final tie

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2 w. ago Get Real: serial Champions League winners Madrid face fresh threat | Jonathan Wilson

Paris Saint-Germain, who beat Liverpool with verve and energy, are the upstart newcomers among big-name quarter-finalistsNarratives are never as straightforward as they may appear. One era does not yield easily to another. What constitutes an era changes over time. While history is happening it’s often hard to make sense of it; patterns seem to emerge that, from the perspective of 20 years later are meaningless, or culs-de-sac. That seems particularly true this season. As the Champions League reaches its quarter-final stage this coming week, it feels that one age has ended and another has yet to materialise.The past was a simpler place. First there was the age of dominance by Real Madrid and Benfica, teams from the capitals of Iberian nations under right-wing dictatorships, packed with great individuals. Then came systematisation, catenaccio and the Italian ascendancy, followed, with a brief period of crossover, by the era of domination by the northern European industrial powers, sk...

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3 w. ago Manchester City’s Kerolin: ‘I have this big dream of being the best player in the world’

Brazilian followed her heart with a move across the Atlantic to the WSL in January and has already had a big impactKerolin joined Manchester City from North Carolina Courage in January and last week showed everyone exactly why she made the move. On the biggest stage in European football, the Champions League, the Brazilian produced the performance of her City career so far to help set up a 2-0 quarter-final first leg win against Chelsea.Kerolin was a constant thorn in Chelsea’s side throughout the game and provided the assist for one of Vivianne Miedema’s two goals to set up a tantalising scoreline before the return leg at Stamford Bridge on Thursday.This is an extract from our free weekly email, Moving the Goalposts. To get the full edition, visit this page and follow the instructions. Moving the Goalposts will be published twice a week from next week. Continue reading...

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