AC Milan relinquished any remaining hope of winning the Serie A title on Saturday after falling t...

AC Milan relinquished any remaining hope of winning the Serie A title on Saturday after falling to a shock 3-0 home defeat by Udinese, while Juventus beat Atalanta 1-0 to move into the Champions League positions.A Davide Bartesaghi own goal and Jurgen Ekkelenkamp's glancing header in the first half, and Arthur Atta's superb low finish in the 71st minute, left Milan nine points behind Inter Milan ahead of the league leaders' clash at Como on Sunday.With six matches remaining in their season, even an Inter loss at Como would leave third-placed Milan with a near-impossible gap to close.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>And a Como win would not be good news either as the lakeside outfit currently sit fifth and five points behind Milan, who have lost three of four matches since winning last month's Milan derby, after Juve moved provisionally fourth.Jeremie Boga bundled home the only goal in an uneventful match in Bergamo the day after coach Luciano Spalletti -- hired with the aim of getting Juve into the Champions League -- signed a new deal with the Turin club until 2028.Milan host Juve in a fortnight, a match which looks likely to be key to the top-four positions come May, and Allegri described as "right" the loud whistles which accompanied the end of the game at the San Siro."This defeat should make us understand that our qualification for the Champions League is under threat," Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri said to DAZN.<h3>Milan slump</h3>Udinese moved into the top half of the table after an impressive away performance in which Nicolo Zaniolo, who was the rising star of Italian football before suffering two serious knee injuries in 2020, was the standout player.Zaniolo has had a difficult time of it since being dumped by Roma in 2023, and he was not selected for the Italy squad which recently missed out on a third straight World Cup.But the 26-year-old has found a home at Udinese and he was key to Bartesaghi's own goal in the 27th minute, as the attacker charged upfield on the counter-attack before offloading to Atta whose cross was deflected into the Milan net.Ten minutes later Zaniolo whipped in a beautiful, inch-perfect cross for Ekkelenkamp to double the away side's lead and spark rumblings of discontent in the San Siro stands.Milan pushed up on Udinese after the break, when Allegri brought on burly centre forward Niclas Fullkrug, and Alexis Saelemaekers could barely believe it when Maduka Okoye palmed his half-volley onto the crossbar in the 51st minute.Atta sealed the points for Udinese 20 minutes later when he was allowed to burst towards goal and roll a sneaky low shot in at Mike Maignan's near post.The discontent was clear when boos met Rafael Leao's substitution soon afterwards, and those who were still in the seats at the end made their feelings known at the final whistle.

Milan, Italy - April 11: Niclas Fullkrug of Ac Milan looks dejected during the Serie A match between AC Milan and Udinese Calcio at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) on April 11, 2026 in Milan Italy.

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Bayern Munich romped to a 5-0 win at St Pauli on Saturday, breaking a 54-year Bundesliga goalscoring record and moving to within touching distance of a 35th league crown. Leon Goretzka's 53rd-minute goal, Bayern's second of the match, brought up 102 league goals this season, breaking a previous mark set by the Bavarian giants in 1971-72. Top scorer Harry Kane was left on the bench but Jamal Musiala, Michael Olise, Nicolas Jackson and Raphael Guerreiro joined Goretzka on the scoresheet as Bayern pulled 12 points clear of Borussia Dortmund, who lost to Bayer Leverkusen earlier on Saturday. <div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>With five matches remaining this season, defending champions Bayern can win the title as early as next week at home against Stuttgart.Mindful of Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final second leg against Real Madrid, Bayern left Kane, Luis Diaz, Dayot Upamecano and Jonathan Tah on the bench. The missing firepower mattered little as Musiala headed the visitors in front with nine minutes gone. Early in the second half, Goretzka turned the ball in from close range to best a record the Bavarians set over half a century ago with a side featuring club legends Franz Beckenbauer and Gerd Mueller.Olise added another just a minute later. Kane replacement Jackson got one of his own and Guerreiro scored late to round out the victory and up the record to 105. <h3>Andrich sinks Dortmund</h3>Robert Andrich hit a long-range strike late in the first half as Leverkusen became just the second team to beat Dortmund in the league this season with a 1-0 away victory. Dortmund, whose two previous defeats this season came against Bayern, remain eight points clear in second place despite their four-game winning streak coming to an end.A day after extending his deal at the club to 2031, Nico Schlotterbeck received a smattering of boos and whistles from the home fans amid reports he had a release clause for this summer inserted into his contract. "We're really happy Schlotti extended," centre-back partner Waldemar Anton told DAZN. "He didn't deserve the boos. That hurts the team, everyone in the stands needs to know that. It's nonsense and it's not something we can accept."Stoic and risk averse under coach Niko Kovac, Dortmund were uncharacteristically fluid in attack in the opening half hour but Andrich broke through for the visitors in simple fashion. The Germany midfielder intercepted a Ramy Bensebaini pass and took a touch before blasting a low shot into the bottom corner past Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel. Dortmund's best chance came with seven minutes remaining when Serhou Guirassy collected a Carney Chukwuemeka pass and hit the underside of the crossbar. Yan Diomande's 81st-minute effort boosted RB Leipzig's hopes of a top-four finish, securing a 1-0 home win over Borussia Monchengladbach. Diomande's late winner lifted third-placed Leipzig three points clear of Stuttgart, who face Hamburg at home on Sunday, with Leverkusen a point further back in fifth.The goal continued the 19-year-old's impressive debut Bundesliga season, in which he has scored 11 times.Leipzig captain David Raum praised the teenage winger, calling him "a player with world-class potential".Gladbach ultras unveiled a banner directed at academy product and captain Rocco Reitz, who will join Leipzig in the summer, which said: "Whoever wants what's here can never be our skipper."Elsewhere, Wolfsburg lost 2-1 at home to Eintracht Frankfurt to slide closer to relegation.Goals from Oscar Hojlund and Arnaud Kalimuendo left second-last Wolfsburg, who have won just once in 14 games in 2026, six points from safety.Last-placed Heidenheim kept their slim hopes of beating the drop alive with a 3-1 home win over Union Berlin. The victory, Heidenheim's first since early December, took them two points behind Wolfsburg and eight from fourth-bottom Cologne.

HAMBURG, GERMANY - APRIL 11: Michael Olise of FC Bayern Muenchen celebrates scoring his team's third goal during the Bundesliga match between FC St. Pauli and FC Bayern München at Millerntor Stadium on April 11, 2026 in Hamburg, Germany.

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Lamine Yamal set up two goals and scored another as Barcelona took a significant step towards defending their La Liga title with a 4-1 derby win over Espanyol on Saturday.Ferran Torres netted twice with Yamal and Marcus Rashford finding the net late on as the Catalans moved nine points clear of second-placed rivals Real Madrid.Los Blancos drew 1-1 against Girona on Friday and with seven games remaining, one of which is a Clasico at Camp Nou in May, Hansi Flick's side have a commanding lead.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Barca face Atletico Madrid on Tuesday in the Champions League quarter-finals, aiming to fight back from a 2-0 first-leg defeat, but the coach still picked a strong side against Espanyol.Midfielder Pedri Gonzalez and 18-year-old winger Yamal played the full match as Flick tried not to let the second leg disrupt the team's league campaign.Torres's goals were his first since January and he was happy to help Barca move closer to the title."Until we win it, it's not over but it's true, it's in our hands -- we have to keep getting the three points," Torres told DAZN.After a strong start to the season Espanyol were beaten at home by Barca in the first game of 2026 and have failed to win a match since.They offered little resistance as Hansi Flick's side cruised into a two-goal lead.Yamal created both goals for Torres, whipping in a corner which the Spain international nodded home.Although some wondered if Flick would rest Yamal for Tuesday's visit to face Atletico, the teenager is always keen to play and Barca fans adore watching him.Yamal's assist for the second was sumptuous, playing Torres through with the outside of his boot and the striker's shot trickled past Marko Dmitrovic and into the net."I always believe in hard work and that you will get your reward," added Torres on ending his goal drought."You always hear noise around you, more for the bad things than for the good... I am always focussed on myself, on improving."Espanyol came close when Tyrhys Dolan's chipped effort clipped the top of the crossbar but they were mainly pinned back in their own territory.Yamal curled a free-kick narrowly over the crossbar and Dmitrovic made a good double save to keep Fermin Lopez and Eric Garcia at bay.<h3>'Small errors killed us'</h3>Barcelona thought they had extended their lead early in the second half when Torres stabbed home Garcia's goal-bound header but it was ruled out for a tight offside against the defender.Espanyol pulled one back through Pol Lozano immediately afterwards with a rasping effort after Barca struggled to clear the ball."Small errors killed us a bit, we have to be proud of the work we did," said Lozano after the game."We're getting better and sooner rather than later the victory will come."Substitute Rashford could have got a third for Barca but the England international seemed to lack confidence as he delayed his shot before firing straight at Dmitrovic.The winger missed several chances against Atletico in the first leg of the Champions League tie, but by the end he found the net and will look to make further amends at the Metropolitano.Yamal notched the third in the 87th minute by charging down a loose ball, which rebounded beyond Dmitrovic, leaving him with a tap-in.Two minutes later Rashford hooked home the fourth with a volley from Frenkie de Jong's cross, with the Dutch midfielder on as a substitute for his first appearance since suffering a hamstring injury in February.Barca fans stayed in the stadium after the final whistle to celebrate with their team and try to inspire them ahead of the visit to face Atletico.Diego Simeone's side take on Sevilla later on Saturday. Earlier Real Sociedad and Alaves shared an entertaining 3-3 draw, while Elche edged Valencia 1-0 to move out of the relegation zone.

BARCELONA, SPAIN - APRIL 11: Lamine Yamal of FC Barcelona celebrates victory after the LaLiga EA Sports match between FC Barcelona and RCD Espanyol de Barcelona at Spotify Camp Nou on April 11, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain.

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Liverpool's rising star and departing legend combined to ease the pressure on Arne Slot as goals ...

Liverpool's rising star and departing legend combined to ease the pressure on Arne Slot as goals from teenager Rio Ngumoha and Mohamed Salah beat Fulham 2-0, snapping the Reds' three-game losing streak on Saturday.Salah failed to get on the pitch at all during Liverpool's chastening 2-0 Champions League defeat by Paris Saint-Germain in midweek.Slot insisted he was reserving the 33-year-old's energy for when his side enjoyed more of the ball after being starved of possession by the European champions.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Salah responded to mark his first Anfield appearance since announcing he will leave at the end of the season with a first home goal in the Premier League for over five months.Andy Robertson also announced his departure this week after nine glorious years at the club.But if those exits had Liverpool fans longing for the days when Jurgen Klopp's side were at their peak, Ngumoha gave hope for the future.The 17-year-old has been handled conservatively by Slot despite showing his capability with a late winner in the second game of the season at Newcastle.In his flashes since, Ngumoha has provided the width and pace Liverpool have badly been lacking during a difficult second season for Slot.He became Liverpool's youngest ever Premier League goalscorer at Anfield when he wriggled clear of his marker to bend a sublime strike into the far corner on 36 minutes.Just four minutes later, Salah did likewise from the opposite side of the area to net his 256th Liverpool goal.A completely different scale of task awaits Slot's men on Tuesday as they aim to overturn the first-leg deficit against PSG in the Champions League.But a return to winning ways was vital to open up some breathing space in the battle just to be in the competition next season.Five English sides are now guaranteed Champions League qualification.Liverpool remain fifth but opened up a four-point lead over sixth-placed Chelsea, who host Manchester City on Sunday.Defeat is a major blow to Fulham's European ambitions as they slip to 11th.How much respite a first league win in four games gives Slot remains to be seen.Disgruntled fans chanted the name of former midfield favourite Xabi Alonso after last weekend's 4-0 demolition by City in the FA Cup quarter-finals.Alonso, who left Real Madrid in January, is the prime candidate to take over should Slot be dismissed at the end of the season despite winning the Premier League in his first year in England.The disquiet around Anfield is not, though, restricted to the coach and players.Fans staged protests before and during the game at planned ticket price increases, in line with inflation, for the next three seasons.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - APRIL 11: Mohamed Salah of Liverpool celebrates scoring his team's second goal with teammates during the Premier League match between Liverpool and Fulham at Anfield on April 11, 2026 in Liverpool, England.

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Bayern Munich broke a 54-year Bundesliga goalscoring record on Saturday, with Leon Goretzka's 53rd-minute strike against St Pauli bringing the league leaders' tally to 102 goals this season. Goretzka's goal bettered the mark of 101 set by the Bavarian giants in 1971-72 with a side featuring club legends Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Mueller and Uli Hoeness.<figure class="article-segment--embed"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
❤️‍🔥 1️⃣0️⃣2️⃣ GOALS ❤️‍🔥 102 goals in a Bundesliga season – new record and just absolute madness! ❤️ <a href="https://t.co/fHRgmj7L2O">pic.twitter.com/fHRgmj7L2O</a>— FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) <a href="https://twitter.com/FCBayernEN/status/2043024619578253640?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 11, 2026</a>
</blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></figure>After scoring, Goretzka celebrated with the entire team while goalkeeper and captain Manuel Neuer ran to the bench, high-fiving and hugging the substitutes and coaching staff. <div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Midfielder Jamal Musiala gave Bayern the lead with a header in the ninth minute, equalling the record.Just one minute after Goretzka's record-breaking strike, Michael Olise added another to bring the tally to 103.Harry Kane, who has 31 goals this league season, was named on the bench with Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final second leg against Real Madrid in mind.League leaders Bayern, who are on the cusp of winning a record-extending 35th Bundesliga title, brought up the record with five matches still to play this season.Bayern are the only club to hit the 100-goal mark in a Bundesliga season. They also did it in 2019-20, finishing with exactly 100.

HAMBURG, GERMANY - APRIL 11: Players of FC Bayern Muenchen celebrate after Leon Goretzka scores his team's second goal during the Bundesliga match between FC St. Pauli and FC Bayern München at Millerntor Stadium on April 11, 2026 in Hamburg, Germany.

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Arsenal suffered a huge blow in the Premier League title race on Saturday, losing 2-1 at home to Bournemouth to give Manchester City renewed hope of catching the long-time leaders.The visitors took the lead at a nervy Emirates through Junior Kroupi but Mikel Arteta's men levelled through a Viktor Gyokeres penalty later in the first half.The Gunners made multiple attacking changes early in the second period but struggled to create clear-cut chances against Andoni Iraola's enterprising team.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Bournemouth were back in front in the 74th minute after a fluid move finished off by Alex Scott, who rifled the ball past David Raya. Arsenal pushed for a leveller but slumped to just their second home defeat in the league this season.With six games to go the Gunners, chasing their first Premier League title since 2004, are nine points clear of second-placed City.But Pep Guardiola's men can close to within three points of the top if they beat Chelsea on Sunday and overcome the leaders in an Etihad summit meeting next week.Arsenal came into the match lifted by their last-gasp 1-0 win in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Sporting Lisbon in midweek.But they fell to their third straight domestic home defeat in all competitions, raising major doubts about their ability to stay the course in the Premier League title race.<h3>Laboured Arsenal</h3>Iraola's team took a deserved lead in the 17th minute when Kroupi tapped in from close range after the ball fell to him following a wicked looping deflection off William Saliba.Moments later Kai Havertz squandered a clear chance to level, putting a header over the bar, and the crowd became increasingly edgy as the sluggish home side struggled to settle.But Arsenal were level in the 35th minute when Gyokeres blasted home from the penalty spot after the ball struck Ryan Christie's outstretched hand.Arteta, who has been criticised for being over-cautious this season, made three attacking changes early in the second half, bringing on Eberechi Eze, 16-year-old Max Dowman and Leandro Trossard for Havertz, Noni Madueke and Gabriel Martinelli.But the changes failed to ignite Arsenal and it was Bournemouth who scored a decisive second goal.David Brooks' pass was diverted by Evanilson into an onrushing Scott, who finished confidently.Arsenal huffed and puffed but failed to find a meaningful response, with Gyokeres firing wide deep into added time.The home side managed just three shots on target in the entire game.Just weeks ago Arsenal were on track for a unique quadruple before defeat to City in the League Cup final and a shock loss to Southampton in the FA Cup.They remain favourites for the Premier League title but City, with two games in hand, will travel to Stamford Bridge with renewed hope.

LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 11: Declan Rice of Arsenal reacts during the Premier League match between Arsenal and Bournemouth at Emirates Stadium on April 11, 2026 in London, England.

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Marseille reclaimed third place in the French Ligue 1 table with a 3-1 win over bottom side Metz ...

Marseille reclaimed third place in the French Ligue 1 table with a 3-1 win over bottom side Metz on Friday to boost their hopes of Champions League qualification, while Monaco's long unbeaten run ended in a shock 4-1 defeat away to Paris FC.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gave Marseille a first-half lead at the Velodrome, and Igor Paixao latched onto a superb Mason Greenwood pass to make it 2-0 early in the second half.Giorgi Tsitaishvili pulled one back for Metz, who are now 17 league games without a win. Substitute Hamed Junior Traore wrapped up the victory for Marseille in stoppage time.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>The victory completed a busy day for the former Champions League winners, after American owner Frank McCourt announced at a press conference the appointment of Stephane Richard as the club's new president.Richard, 64, is a former CEO of French telecoms giant Orange and will begin the job in July as the permanent successor to Pablo Longoria, the Spaniard who recently departed during a turbulent period for the club.Friday's result means Marseille have won four and lost three of seven Ligue 1 games since Habib Beye became coach in February, following the sacking of Roberto De Zerbi.Marseille are 11 points behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain, but two points above fourth-placed Lille who visit Toulouse on Sunday -- the top three qualify directly for next season's Champions League while the team in fourth have to win two preliminary round ties to join them.Monaco are fifth, three points behind Marseille, after a heavy loss in the capital which ended a run of 10 league games without defeat, and seven consecutive wins.Paris FC were 3-0 up midway through the first half thanks to a double strike by Jonathan Ikone, either side of a goal from veteran Italian striker Ciro Immobile.<h3>Balogun scores, Pogba plays</h3>United States national team star Folarin Balogun pulled one back before the break for Monaco, keeping up his remarkable recent scoring record.Balogun has scored in each of his team's last seven Ligue 1 matches and has nine goals in nine games in all competitions.The former Arsenal frontman has 17 goals in total this season and his form is encouraging for Mauricio Pochettino's US side as they prepare for the World Cup on home soil.However, his efforts here were in vain as American-born Luca Koleosho's superb second-half strike secured the biggest win of the season for Paris FC.The club who won promotion to Ligue 1 at the end of the last campaign off the back of a takeover by the mega-rich Arnault family are unbeaten in six games under new coach Antoine Kombouare and their top-flight survival looks assured.The defeat is a setback for Monaco, who saw Paul Pogba appear as a second-half substitute.As well as losing ground on Marseille, both Lyon and Rennes behind them are within two points. Monaco could finish the weekend as low as seventh -- that position may not be enough to qualify for any European competition next season.Pogba came on in the 69th minute and the midfield star of the France team that won the World Cup in 2018 was given a rapturous reception by the crowd of 16,520 as he made just his fourth appearance for Monaco and his first since December."It was heartwarming," Pogba said of his reception. "I am just trying to get some minutes under my belt and get back to full fitness. It will come with time."Leaders PSG's match against title rivals Lens scheduled for Saturday was postponed until next month to allow them to rest in between the two legs of their Champions League quarter-final against Liverpool.

Marseille's Gabonese forward #17 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is congratulated by Marseille's English forward #10 Mason Greenwood (R) after scoring a goal during the French L1 football match between Olympique de Marseille (OM) and Metz FC at the Stade Velodrome in Marseille, southern France on April 10, 2026.

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Singapore Premier League side FC Jurong announced that the attacking midfielder, who appeared and scored at three World Cups, would play for them next season.Honda appeared most recently for Bhutan club Paro FC, playing in two games and scoring two goals in the 2024/25 season.Before that he played for Lithuania’s FK Suduva in 2021 and has also turned out for clubs in Japan, the Netherlands, Russia, Italy, Mexico, Australia, Brazil and Azerbaijan.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Honda said in a statement that he was “pursuing several personal challenges”, including trying to score in more domestic top leagues than anyone else.“However, my primary goal with this club is to win the league title,” he said.“There are a couple of very strong rivals, so it will be a tough challenge, but I am determined to achieve it.”Honda retired from the Japan national team with 98 caps and 38 goals after playing at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.Outside football he heads a venture capital fund, owns a non-league club in Japan and has also dabbled in management, taking charge of Cambodia’s national team from August 2018 to January 2023.FC Jurong, formerly known as Albirex Niigata Singapore, said bringing Honda to the club “goes beyond the signing of a single player”.“To build a great castle, you need a solid cornerstone,” said chairman Daisuke Korenaga.“Into that cornerstone, we pour world-class experience, vision, and passion.“Together with Keisuke Honda, we are determined to build a legacy that will carry this club forward for the next 100 years.”

HONG KONG, CHINA - FEBRUARY 1: Keisuke Honda of World Legends reacts during the FWD Insurance Chinese New Year Cup match between World Legends and Hong Kong Legends at Hong Kong Stadium on February 1, 2025 in Hong Kong, China.

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Real Madrid dropped more points in the Spanish title race with a frustrating 1-1 La Liga draw at home against Girona on Friday.Fede Valverde drilled Alvaro Arbeloa's side ahead early in the second half but Thomas Lemar's fine strike secured a point for the Catalan visitors at the Santiago Bernabeu.The draw against Girona brought Madrid within six points of La Liga leaders Barcelona, but the Catalans host local rivals Espanyol on Saturday when they could move nine ahead with a victory.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Madrid head to Bavaria to face Bayern Munich in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final clash on Wednesday, trailing 2-1, in the competition where their hopes of silverware this season now mainly lie.Los Blancos were upset by a late penalty appeal not given after Girona defender Vitor Reis' arm caught Madrid's Kylian Mbappe in the face."It's a penalty here and on the moon," complained Madrid coach Arbeloa."Nobody understands it... when VAR gets involved, I imagine it's when it suits them, and when it doesn't, then it doesn't."The coach admitted his team were not at their best following a third consecutive game without a win across all competitions."Without playing the most brilliant match we've played, it's obvious and clear this is a game we should have won," said Arbeloa, insisting Madrid would not give up in the title race despite their situation."Until we lose La Liga we'll keep fighting for it... we have to fight until the last day."After Jude Bellingham impressed as a substitute in the first leg against Bayern, Arbeloa gave him his first start since January.Madrid had the better of the first half but needed goalkeeper Andriy Lunin to save well from Azzedine Ounahi early on.At the other end Girona goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga denied Mbappe and Valverde as Los Blancos began to knock on the door.Bellingham tested Gazzaniga early in the second half with a drive from the edge of the box, shortly before his team took the lead.Valverde lashed in a shot from the edge of the box which Gazzaniga tried to push out with his wrists but badly misjudged and the ball flew past him and into the net.Madrid's top goalscorer Mbappe mis-hit a shot when well placed and Gazzaniga saved well at his near post to keep Vinicius at bay as Madrid tried to put the game to bed.Instead Girona pulled level, with former Atletico midfielder Lemar planting a superb strike from the edge of the box beyond Lunin's helpless dive and into the bottom corner.<h3>Munich in mind</h3>Arbeloa took off England international Bellingham shortly after the hour with the visit to Munich in mind."We saw Bellingham feeling good, sharp, confident," said Arbeloa."This is the first game he's started since coming back (from injury) but I think it's done him a lot of good to get minutes, find rhythm... and I think we should be very pleased with his performance."Madrid's hopes of a trophy appear to hinge on that match against Vincent Kompany's side, with only seven La Liga matches remaining to try and overhaul Hansi Flick's Barca, the reigning champions.Gazzaniga beat away Mbappe's shot and the French superstar appealed in vain for a penalty as he collided with Reis in the box.The defender caught the forward with his arm as Mbappe tried to dart behind him, leaving the French forward with blood on his face.Six minutes of stoppage time were added on but they were not enough for Arbeloa's underwhelming team to conjure a late winner."To beat any team we need to give 200 percent," reiterated Arbeloa, after saying the same following last weekend's defeat by Mallorca in La Liga.Girona, 12th, could make a late push for a European spot after spending much of the season battling relegation."I think we improved as the game went on, the first half was a bit tough for us and the second, we came into the game well," Lemar told Movistar."We're going game by game, we'll try to get to 42 points and after that we'll see (how high we can go)."

MADRID, SPAIN - APRIL 10: Kylian Mbappe of Real Madrid CF reacts during the LaLiga EA Sports match between Real Madrid CF and Girona FC at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on April 10, 2026 in Madrid, Spain.

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Donyell Malen hit a hat-trick as Roma revived their fading European hopes by cruising past Serie A's bottom club Pisa 3-0 on Friday.Roma, thrashed by runaway leaders Inter Milan in the last round, regained ground in the race for a top four place."We had a great reaction, and it wasn't easy because the second half in Milan was very disappointing," said Roma coach Gian Piero Gasperini.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>His team moved level with Juventus, who are fifth, and one point behind Como in fourth. Como host Inter on Sunday. Juventus visit seventh place Atalanta on Saturday."We're still there, and now we should be rooting for Atalanta and Inter. We're giving it our all to reach the Champions League," said Gasperini.Pisa remained anchored to the foot of the table.Malen scored with all three of host Roma's shots on goals as he took his total to 10 in 12 Serie A appearances since joining on loan from Aston Villa in January.In the third minute, two visiting players had a chance to intercept a Roma punt forward but Antonio Caracciolo could only knee the ball into Malen's pass. The Dutch attacker sidestepped one more defender before firing home. "Serie A matches are never easy, they become so if you break the deadlock after three minutes," said Gasperini.Lorenzo Pellegrini hit the angle of post and bar with a free kick before helping set up Malen's second in the 43rd minute.After Pisa repeatedly failed to clear, Devyne Rensch, who has yet to score in Serie A, picked up a loose ball in the box, played a one-two with Pellegrini and then poked a pass to Malen who rolled in from close range.Malen completed his hat-trick after 51 minutes running onto a through pass from Matias Soule, turning away from two defenders and driving the ball home."He's incredibly valuable," said Gasperini of Malen. "But if you play for Borussia Dortmund and in the Premier League as a young player, you're bound to have significant resources. "The central striker role was the key to convincing him to come to Roma."

ROME, ITALY - APRIL 10: Donyell Malen of AS Roma celebrates after scoring the team's third goal during the Serie A match between AS Roma and Pisa SC at Stadio Olimpico on April 10, 2026 in Rome, Italy.

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West Ham climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone with a 4-0 win against Wolves on Friday that dumped Tottenham into the bottom three.Nuno Espirito Santo's side took the lead through Konstantinos Mavropanos' first-half header at the London Stadium.Valentin Castellanos netted twice in the second-half to ensure fourth-bottom West Ham, who started the evening in the relegation zone, moved two points above third-bottom Tottenham.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Mavropanos completed the rout with his second goal in the closing stages in an ironic twist as the former Arsenal defender helped to push his old club's bitter rivals closer to the drop.It is the first time Tottenham have been in the bottom three at the end of a Premier League match-day since August 2015, when they lost 1-0 to Manchester United.Tottenham can climb back out of the relegation zone if they win at Sunderland in Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge on Sunday.The north Londoners have seven games to save themselves from playing in the second tier for the first time since 1977-78.Beaten on penalties by Leeds in the FA Cup quarter-finals last weekend, West Ham bounced back with a vital victory in their own fight for survival."All of us deserve this kind of evening, especially our fans. London Stadium today was amazing, bouncing with energy," Nuno said."The first half was tough. We didn't find spaces, the game didn't flow. Then after the break we really improved."The way we did it proved to ourselves that we cannot give up. That was the team spirit from the beginning. "We are in the fight. I realise we have a lot of work to do yet. We made a big step today, important for us, but nothing has changed."Bottom of the table Wolves are 15 points from safety and, with only six matches left, they are destined for relegation to the Championship.<h3>Knockout blow</h3>Wolves looked rusty in their first game for 25 days due to the international break and their exit from the FA Cup.El Hadji Malick Diouf's poor pass gave Adam Armstrong a sight of goal, but the Wolves striker couldn't keep his effort on target.Armstrong wasted a better chance moments later when his close-range header was saved by Mads Hermansen.West Ham took advantage of those escapes to steal the lead in the 42nd minute.Replays showed West Ham were lucky to be awarded a corner when the final touch came off Jarrod Bowen and the England forward quickly rubbed salt into Wolves' wound.When Bowen's corner was headed back to the forward, he produced a far better cross with his second attempt and Mavropanos rose to thump his header past Wolves keeper Jose Sa.Bowen hit the post with a dipping curler early in the second half and Castellanos delivered the knockout blow in the 66th minute.Playing a one-two with Pablo, the Argentine striker surged through the Wolves defence but his tame shot should have been saved by Sa before it trickled over the line.Castellanos struck again two minutes later with a deflected shot that squirmed past the hapless Sa.Mavropanos volleyed home at the far post from an 83rd minute corner to compound Wolves' misery.

LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 10: West Ham United's Konstantinos Mavropanos celebrates scoring his side's fourth goal with Taty Castellanos during the Premier League match between West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers at London Stadium on April 10, 2026 in London, United Kingdom.

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Inter Milan will be without captain and top scorer Lautaro Martinez for Sunday's Serie A match against Como, the Italian league leaders said."Medical tests today (Friday) revealed a mild muscle strain in his left calf," Inter said in a statement, adding that the striker's "condition will be reassessed in the coming days".Italian media reports suggested the 28-year-old could return as soon as next week's game at home against Cagliari.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Inter have a seven-point advantage over resurgent reigning champions Napoli with seven matches remaining in the Serie A season.Martinez, the league's top scorer with 16 goals this term, was sidelined for six weeks between February and March with muscular injuries.On his return last weekend, the Argentinian scored a brace in a 5-2 win over Roma.In his absence, Inter had a difficult March with two defeats and a draw in three matches to give hope to the chasing pack.They face a tricky trip to face fourth-placed Como, desperate to not give any further encouragement to Napoli and third-placed AC Milan, who are nine points adrift.Inter coach Cristian Chivu is expected to partner Marcus Thuram with Pio Esposito up front in Martinez's absence.

STADIO GIUSEPPE MEAZZA, MILAN, ITALY - 2026/04/05: Lautaro Martinez of FC Internazionale adjusts his socks during the Serie A football match between FC Internazionale and AS Roma. FC Internazionale won 5-2 over AS Roma.

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Italy's under-21 coach Silvio Baldini will take charge of the senior side for two friendlies in June, the FIGC national football federation said on Friday.Gennaro Gattuso resigned from the job last week after Italy missed out on the World Cup for the third time in succession, following a penalty shot-out defeat to Bosnia in a qualification play-off match.They will play away to Luxembourg on June 3 before taking on Greece in Heraklion four days later.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"For their return to the pitch in June, the Nazionale will be led by Silvio Baldini," FIGC said in a brief statement.Baldini, who has been in the under-21s role since last July, is known for his unorthodox training methods.Last October, the former Palermo, Parma and Empoli boss made the under-21s train with eye patches on to help improve their concentration.Italy will not name a new full-time coach until after the FIGC presidential elections in June.Previous incumbant Gabriele Gravina also resigned following Italy's latest World Cup qualification failure.Gattuso was in his role for less than a year.The new coach will be Italy's fourth since June 2023.Napoli coach Antonio Conte, who previously was at the Italy helm from 2014-16, is the FIGC's preferred candidate, according to the Italian press.Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis suggested last week that he would be willing to release Conte early from his contract, which expires in 2027.

EMPOLI, ITALY - MARCH 26: Silvio Baldini of Italy looks before the Under21 Euro Qualifier between Italy U21 v North Macedonia U21 at Stadio Carlo Castellani on March 26, 2026 in Empoli, Italy.

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Borussia Dortmund and Germany defender Nico Schlotterbeck has extended his deal by four years until 2031, the club announced Friday. German media reported the new deal makes Schlotterbeck, 26, the club's top earner and includes a release clause available only to a limited amount of clubs which will be active after the World Cup.Arriving from Freiburg in 2022, Schlotterbeck has become one of Dortmund's core players and captains the club in the absence of injured skipper Emre Can.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>The announcement comes less than a fortnight after Schlotterbeck said the surprise departure of Dortmund's sporting director Sebastian Kehl would likely delay the negotiations. "I'm absolutely delighted to have extended my contract with Dortmund. I deliberately took my time with the decision because it's an important one for me," Schlotterbeck said in a statement. Yet to lift any major silverware, Schlotterbeck said his goal was to "win titles together with Borussia Dortmund."The deal is the first major achievement of new Dortmund sporting director Ole Book, who Friday called Schlotterbeck "one of the best centre-backs in the world".An attack-minded defender, the left-footed Schlotterbeck has made 155 appearances for Dortmund, scoring 10 goals.At international level, he has established himself at the heart of Julian Nagelsmann's defence, having played 25 times for Germany. He is considered a guaranteed starter at this summer's World Cup.

STUTTGART, GERMANY - APRIL 4: Nico Schlotterbeck of Borussia Dortmund celebrates the victory after the Bundesliga match between VfB Stuttgart and Borussia Dortmund at MHPArena on April 4, 2026 in Stuttgart, Germany.

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Teenage Bayern Munich forward Lennart Karl will miss Wednesday's return leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid with a hamstring tear, the German club announced on Friday. Karl, 18, is expected to be out for around three weeks and will miss Saturday's Bundesliga match at St Pauli along with the Real clash.Karl watched from the bench as Bayern beat Real 2-1 in Madrid on Tuesday but became the youngest player in Champions League history to score in three successive matches earlier this season<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>The versatile forward impressed since making his debut at the start of the season and earned a first senior Germany call-up in March. He has nine goals and seven assists in all competitions this campaign.

Freiburg, Germany - April 4: Lennart Karl of Bayern Muenchen looks dejected during the Bundesliga match between Sport-Club Freiburg and FC Bayern München at Europa-Park Stadion on April 4, 2026 in Freiburg, Germany.

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Luciano Spalletti will stay on as Juventus coach after signing a new two-year deal, the Serie A club announced on Friday.Spalletti will reportedly be earning five million euros ($5.8 million) a season from his extended contract."We are delighted to have extended Luciano's contract for a further two seasons," said Juventus CEO Damien Comolli.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Spalletti was brought in by Juve in October to replace the sacked Igor Tudor and charged with ensuring qualification for the Champions League."It's important that I tell you first before it becomes official that we have decided to extend my contract for two more years," Spaletti said in a video released by Juve which showed him speaking to his players.<figure class="article-segment--embed"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
First to know. Always the team. Spalletti 2028 - it starts right here ⚪️⚫️ <a href="https://t.co/plabGzGajv">pic.twitter.com/plabGzGajv</a>— JuventusFC 🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@juventusfcen) <a href="https://twitter.com/juventusfcen/status/2042580934663303650?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 10, 2026</a>
</blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></figure>The club have been convinced by the 67-year-old who most famously won the Serie A title with Napoli in 2023."Since Luciano joined our great Juventus family, he has had an immediate and very positive impact on our players, the whole club and the entire Bianconeri community," Comolli said.Spalletti, whose previous job was a tumultuous and unsuccessful stint as Italy coach, has Juve one point away from fourth place which is currently occupied by Como.However the gap is effectively two points as Como won both meetings between the two teams this season.Juve face another Champions League qualification contender in Atalanta on Saturday night.

ALLIANZ STADIUM, TURIN, ITALY - 2026/04/06: Luciano Spalletti, head coach of Juventus FC, looks on prior to the Serie A football match between Juventus FC and Genoa CFC. Juventus FC won 2-0 over Genoa CFC.

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Ollie Watkins scored twice as Aston Villa beat Bologna 3-1 in their Europa League quarter-final first leg on Thursday, while Nottingham Forest held Porto 1-1 thanks to a comical own goal from Martim Fernandes.Freiburg also have one foot in the last four after beating Celta Vigo 3-0.Villa boss Unai Emery is aiming to win the competition for a fifth time and the favourites rode their luck to emerge victorious in Italy.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"It could've been different," said Watkins. "We got lucky."Bologna made a bright start to their first European quarter-final in 27 years.An Ezri Konsa own goal was ruled out by a VAR review for a marginal offside against Santiago Castro before Lewis Ferguson hit the bar.But the Coppa Italia winners were undone by some awful set-piece defending to allow Villa two of their goals.Konsa headed into an unguarded net just before the break after Federico Ravaglia flapped at a corner.Watkins quickly doubled the visitors' advantage after half-time with a cool finish after Emi Buendia won possession deep in Bologna territory.Federico Bernardeschi hit the post and Jonathan Rowe was denied by a brilliant Emi Martinez save.Rowe's stunning finish in the 90th minute looked to have given Bologna a foothold in the tie.But Watkins was left completely unmarked to tap in from a corner deep into stoppage time and further his case for inclusion in England's World Cup squad."Back end of the season I'm raring to go," added Watkins. "I'm excited for the next few games. I'm hungry."<h3>Freiburg's record run</h3>Villa will face the winners of the tie between Porto and Forest should they progress to the semi-finals.An all-English affair in the last four is on the cards after Forest were handed a gift by Fernandes.Porto capitalised on a strong start when William Gomes turned in at the far post.But the lead lasted barely two minutes before Fernandes found his own net from just inside the Porto half as he overhit a pass back to goalkeeper Diogo Costa.Forest striker Igor Jesus had a goal ruled out in the second half, but the visitors were happier with the draw that leaves the tie up for grabs next week at the City Ground."It was a good result," said Forest boss Vitor Pereira."At 1-1 at half-time in the tie, it's open, and we're at home to decide who qualifies."The best European run in Freiburg's history looks set to continue after Celta were blown away by the Bundesliga side.Vincenzo Grifo's curling effort gave the home side the perfect start on 10 minutes.Niklas Beste doubled Freiburg's lead at the end of a fine team move and Matthias Ginter headed in 12 minutes from time to secure a commanding first leg lead.Braga and Real Betis drew 1-1 in the other quarter-final, first leg on Wednesday.

Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins celebrates after scoring his sides third goal during the UEFA Europa League quarter final at Renato Dall'Ara Stadium, Bologna. Picture date: Thursday April 9, 2026.

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England's final two World Cup warm-up friendlies will likely take place in sweltering Florida heat after the Three Lions' schedule was finalised on Thursday.Thomas Tuchel's men will take on New Zealand on June 6 in Tampa Bay before facing Costa Rica four days later in Orlando.Both games will kick off at 1600 local time (2000GMT) as England aim to acclimatise for punishing conditions once the competition gets underway.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Tuchel's squad will then head to Kansas City, where they will be based at the Soccer Swope Village for the duration of the tournament.The Missouri city was the English Football Association's preferred location, despite two of their group games and several potential knockout matches being on the east coast of the United States.England begin their quest for a first major tournament win since 1966 against Croatia in Dallas on June 17.The side ranked fourth in the world then face Ghana in Boston and Panama in New Jersey.

LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 31: Players of England pose for a team photo prior to the international friendly match between England and Japan at Wembley Stadium on March 31, 2026 in London, England.

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Barcelona coach Hansi Flick was furious at the decision not to review a strange handball incident in his team's 2-0 Champions League quarter-final first leg defeat by Atletico Madrid on Wednesday.Atletico defender Marc Pubill touched a ball passed to him by goalkeeper Juan Musso with his hand, to set it still in order to take the goal-kick himself, which Flick said should have been a red card and a penalty.In the first half VAR intervened to get referee Istvan Kovacs to review an incident involving Barca defender Pau Cubarsi, who was booked for felling Giuliano Simeone as he ran through on goal.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>After the review Barca defender Cubarsi was sent off, leaving the Catalans with 10 men for the second half."The VAR was very focused today for Atletico, he's a German guy, so thanks Germany," former German national team coach Flick told reporters. "It's for me a clear red card."In 2024 Aston Villa's Tyrone Mings was punished for a similar infringement in a Champions League defeat against Club Brugge.Flick said the VAR officials should have asked Kovacs to review the incident."For my perspective it's clear, he has to call and say okay come on look at this, the same like before. I don't understand," added Flick."I haven't spoken with the referee. I think it was better not to speak with him."We have to accept it, and focus in the match next Tuesday in Atletico. We have the quality, the players who can decide (this game) and we have to fight."Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo said it was "absurd but a clear penalty".Atletico coach Diego Simeone said the officials were correct not to intervene."There's common sense," said the Argentine."If Marc, who was supposedly receiving a pass to start the play, interpreted it the way he did, and the referee interpreted it the same way Marc did, it's because there is only common sense about the play."Julian Alvarez and Alexander Sorloth's goals earned Atletico a significant advantage ahead of the second leg next Tuesday in the Spanish capital.

Barcelona's German coach Hans-Dieter Flick gestures on the touchline during the UEFA Champions League quarter final first leg football match between FC Barcelona and Club Atletico de Madrid at Camp Nou Stadium in Barcelona on April 8, 2026.

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Liverpool coach Arne Slot admitted his team were well beaten by Paris Saint-Germain in Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final first leg as he defended his decision to play with three central defenders and insisted the Reds still had hope going into the return."Paris Saint-Germain was by far the better team today and could have scored more than two goals, but the good thing was the Liverpool players showed fighting spirit and kept going," Slot said after his side went down 2-0 in the French capital.Desire Doue gave PSG an early lead with a deflected strike and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia got their second goal after the hour mark, in a match which saw the hosts have 70 percent possession and 18 attempts on goal to the visitors' three.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"Of course you think you can do better, but we were in survival mode for large parts of the game, and maybe also we are in survival mode at this period of the season," said Slot, whose team have won just one of their last six matches."It is really hard against this team. PSG was the better team, but we didn't give up and that is why we still have a chance in this tie, and now we can bring the tie back to Anfield, and in between there is still a very important game to play against Fulham."Slot selected Joe Gomez as a third centre-back alongside Ibrahima Konate and Virgil van Dijk, while Mohamed Salah was left on the bench and did not feature at all -- unlike Alexander Isak, who appeared as a late substitute for his first appearance since December after injury.<h3>Salah 'saving his energy'</h3>"The last part of the game it was more about surviving for us than it was ever about scoring," Slot said of his decision not to use the Egyptian off the bench."Mo has so much quality but for Mo to be 20 to 25 minutes defending in his own box, I think it is better for him to save his energy for a lot of games we have coming up."The Dutchman is under pressure with his team sitting fifth in the Premier League and now at real risk of an exit from Europe, unless they can turn the tie around next Tuesday.He explained his decision to change the formation was mainly down to the attacking threat posed by PSG's full-backs, Achraf Hakimi on the right and Nuno Mendes on the left."Milos (Kerkez) had to play almost as a left-winger facing Hakimi, and then there were four defenders left, so you could almost explain it as a 4-3-3," he said."Just think about what would have happened if we had played with real wingers against Hakimi and Nuno Mendes."Liverpool must now attempt to bounce back at home to Fulham in the Premier League before the return against PSG, who have a weekend off after their Ligue 1 game at title rivals Lens was postponed."I think we played very well against a top-class side -- they changed their system but we are used to that because teams have a habit of changing the way they play against us," said PSG coach Luis Enrique."It is just a shame because we created a lot of chances in the second half and could have scored more goals."PSG beat Liverpool in the last 16 last season, going through in a penalty shoot-out at Anfield."I have been to Anfield many times as a player and coach and it is always complicated, but mentality is always the same, wherever we play, we always go out to win the game," said Luis Enrique.

Liverpool's Dutch manager Arne Slot (C) speaks with his players during the UEFA Champions League quarter-final first leg football match between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Liverpool FC at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris on April 8, 2026.

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