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  1. 'No big deal!' - Raphinha sends El Clasico warning after PSG loss

    Barcelona captain Raphinha has delivered a defiant message following his side's first defeat of the season, a 4-2 Champions League loss at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain. The Brazilian forward insists that the setback in France will have no bearing on the Blaugrana's mentality as they prepare for a high-stakes El Clasico showdown against Real Madrid this weekend.

  2. ‘Eighty per cent of Spurs fans thought they’d draw that game’

    Gus Poyet knows what Tottenham supporters are like, having represented the club, and has told GOAL that “80 per cent” of Spurs fans will have feared that their team were set to “draw” with Coventry when heading into the final 10 minutes of that contest. In the end, Roberto De Zerbi’s side picked up a 3-1 win - with the north London outfit savouring their first Premier League success of 2026-27.

  3. Barca report PSG to UEFA over 'aggressive' tifo

    Barcelona have reportedly lodged a complaint with UEFA following a controversial fan display during their Champions League trip to the French capital. The Catalan giants were left furious after Paris Saint-Germain supporters unveiled a graphic, horror-themed tifo before their European encounter on Tuesday night.

  4. Would Arsenal want Doku or Semenyo? Ex-Gunner ‘not convinced’

    If Manchester City are hit with Financial Fair Play (FFP) sanctions that result in them being relegated out of the Premier League, could Arsenal be tempted to raid the Etihad Stadium for another winger? Gilles Grimandi has told GOAL he is “not convinced” that the Gunners would move for fleet-footed Belgian star Jeremy Doku or hard-running Ghana international Antoine Semenyo.

  5. Man Utd's CL clash at Como faces postponement threat

    Manchester United's continental ambitions have hit a literal roadblock in Italy as severe weather conditions threaten to derail their latest Champions League fixture. The Red Devils have arrived in Lombardy only to be greeted by torrential downpours that have placed their clash with Como under significant threat of postponement.