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  1. Guardiola makes history as Man City secure double

    Manchester City have once again asserted their dominance over the English game, securing the domestic cup double with a hard-fought victory at Wembley. Pep Guardiola's men edged past Chelsea 1-0 to ensure another trophy heads to the Etihad cabinet this season, with the coach writing his name in the history books once again.

  2. Mbappe and Vinicius booed as Bellingham scores in Madrid win

    Real Madrid’s inconsequential 2-0 victory over Oviedo was marred by a toxic atmosphere as supporters turned on their own stars following the surrender of the Liga title. While goals from academy graduate Gonzalo Garcia and Jude Bellingham secured the win, the night was defined by vehement booing directed at Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Jr amidst a background of presidential protests.

  3. Tavernier 'hurt' by Rohl after Rangers fallout

    Outgoing Rangers captain James Tavernier has revealed the depth of his frustration following a breakdown in communication with manager Danny Rohl. The long-serving defender was a shock omission from the matchday squad during the 2-1 defeat to Hibernian, a game intended to be his final appearance at Ibrox after 11 years of service.

  4. EFL could demand Southampton intern's bank records amid 'spying' probe

    Southampton and a staff member may be forced to hand over private phone and bank records as the English Football League intensifies its investigation into allegations of spying on Middlesbrough’s training. With a crucial disciplinary hearing looming before the Championship play-off final on May 23, the Saints face the risk of a historic sporting sanction including potential exclusion from the final.

  5. WATCH: Hall becomes youngest in MLS history to score hat-trick

    Red Bull New York academy product Julian Hall became the youngest player in MLS history to score a hat trick at 18 years and 50 days old, passing Ricardo Pepi’s previous mark of 18 years and 196 days. Hall now has nine goals and two assists this season, emerging as a major bright spot for a Red Bulls team that has found new life under first-year head coach Michael Bradley.

  6. WATCH: Future Man City forward Cavan Sullivan scores first MLS goal

    Cavan Sullivan’s first MLS league goal is another milestone in one of American soccer’s most-watched young careers. The 16-year-old Philadelphia Union standout helped spark a late rally against Orlando City SC, adding to a resume that already includes a pro contract at 14 and two CONCACAF Champions Cup goals earlier this year against Defence Force F.C. Despite his efforts, the Union suffered a heartbreaking 4-3 defeat.

  7. Blackstenius late show lifts Arsenal past Everton

    Stina Blackstenius was the late hero as Arsenal secured a dramatic 1-0 victory over Everton in the Women's Super League. Scoring deep into stoppage time, the Swedish striker broke the deadlock to help the Gunners reach 48 points. They now leapfrog rivals Chelsea, who sit on 46 points, boosting their Champions League hopes behind title winners Manchester City heading into the final game of the season.

  8. Sneijder predicts Arsenal will suffer same fate as Inter in UCL final vs PSG

    Wesley Sneijder has warned Arsenal that they could be on the receiving end of a heavy scoreline when they face defending champions Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final. The former Inter Milan playmaker believes that unless the Gunners can maintain absolute defensive discipline, the French giants possess the firepower to replicate their ruthless 5-0 demolition of the Nerazzurri from last year.

  9. 📽️ | Furious West Ham fans kick 'Arsenal supporters' out of London Stadium

    Tensions reached a breaking point at the London Stadium on Sunday as footage emerged showing West Ham fans forcibly ejecting suspected Arsenal supporters from the home stands. The incident occurred during a high-stakes Premier League encounter that saw the Gunners tighten their grip on the title race with a 1-0 win, while the Hammers plummeted deeper into relegation trouble.