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Mikel Arteta didn't hold back in his review of Arsenal's last-gasp defeat to Porto in the Champions League on Wednesday night.

Wayne Rooney revealed a hilarious prank on Roy Keane after he changed the TV channel from rugby league to X Factor, which left his captain "fuming".

AC Milan poked fun at rivals Inter after a masked Kanye West watched them play at San Siro, jokingly welcoming some A-list celebrities at training.

Inter Miami have met the MLS roster compliancy deadline, while also navigating a loophole for the contract of incoming $8m man Federico Redondo.

Wrexham issued a savage response to MK Dons boss Mike Williamson's remarks on a contentious goal incident involving goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo.

An injury-time winner from Galeno saw Mikel Arteta's side fall to a 1-0 defeat in Portugal after a toothless display from his attack

Arsenal were stunned in the dying moments of their last-16 Champions League clash, with Porto's Wenderson Galeno scoring a long-range beauty.

The Polish striker bagged his fifth goal in four games but the Blaugrana were forced to settle for a first-leg draw in Naples

Chelsea are reportedly eyeing Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface as a potential summer transfer option to reinforce the attack.

A tactical change allowed the Reds right-back more licence going forward, and that helped change the game and secure a vital victory

USMNT Olympics hopeful Taylor Booth suffered an injury setback last week, and he's now revealed his timeline to return to the pitch.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored late to fire Al-Nassr to a comfortable 2-0 win over Al-Fayha and seal a quarter-final berth in the AFC Champions League.

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has revealed he was caught with cider and cigarettes aged 14 by an Everton youth coach in a hilarious anecdote.

Protests broke out in New York City Wednesday afternoon, with MLS referees on strike due to a no-agreement on their latest CBA negotiations.

Palmeiras will try to take advantage of Kylian Mbappe's move to Real Madrid by extending Endrick's stay at the Brazilian club, GOAL understands.

Xabi Alonso is reportedly leaning towards Bayern Munich and could snub Liverpool as the coveted Bayer Leverkusen coach prepares to decide on future.

Liverpool attacking duo Mohamed Salah and Darwin Nunez will miss Wednesday's fixture against Luton, days before the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea.

Barcelona's financial situation remains precarious, with the club forced to continue paying former stars Lionel Messi, Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets.

Manchester United minority investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe has echoed Sir Alex Ferguson by vowing to knock Liverpool and Manchester City "off their perch".

Ex-Leeds manager, Jesse Marsch, named three former players who "stunk" in training.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe aimed a neat swipe at former bidding rival Sheikh Jassim after he completed his minority takeover of Manchester United.

Bryan Cristante hailed AS Roma's owners for showing the door to Jose Mourinho at a "difficult moment" and bringing in club legend Daniele De Rossi.

Jordi Alba admits that reuniting with Lionel Messi was a factor in joining Inter Miami but winning more titles remains is his main motivation.

Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa has urged Arsenal to "show" that they're favourites in some fighting talk ahead of Wednesday's Champions League clash.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has opened the door to the possibility of Mason Greenwood returning to Manchester United after completing his minority takeover.

Chelsea's Mauricio Pochettino was spotted hanging out with Salt Bae ahead of the Carabao Cup final showdown with Liverpool.

Sergio Ramos says he won't celebrate if he scores against Real Madrid on Sunday, but would be 'delighted' if a goal helped Sevilla to a crucial win.

Angel Di Maria insisted Lionel Messi is the "greatest player in history" and claimed that he wanted to win the World Cup for his skipper.

Manchester United have been dealt a hammer blow with Luke Shaw suffering another injury setback, leaving England sweating ahead of Euro 2024.