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Match

  1. Vini Jr issues statement accusing 'coward' Prestianni of racial slur

    Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior has issued a statement accusing Benfica winger Gianluca Prestianni of directing a racial slur at him during Tuesday's clash between the two sides in the Champions League. Vinicius scored the winning goal early in the second half at the Estadio da Luz but the game was subsequently stopped for 10 minutes after the Brazil international reported alleged racist abuse to match referee Francois Letexier.

  2. Wrexham blow it! Red Dragons pass up play-off chance

    Wrexham came agonisingly close to picking up a huge win in their bid to gain promotion to the Premier League on Tuesday night. The Red Dragons were held to a 2-2 draw by play-off rivals Bristol City, despite leading twice on the road. However, the result does mean Phil Parkinson's side go level on points with sixth-placed Derby, who currently occupy sixth spot in the Championship.

  3. WATCH: USMNT's Balogun makes UCL history with knockout brace

    Folarin Balogun scored two goals inside 18 minutes in Monaco's Champions League knockout round playoff with Ligue 1 rivals Paris Saint-Germain. The goals were Balogun's fourth and fifth in the Champions League this season and among the most vital scored in the striker's career. Balogun is the first American with a brace in a UCL knockout game.

  4. Juve boss slams Inter coach Chivu for 'stupid' attack on Kalulu

    The fallout from the Derby d'Italia has turned ugly as Luciano Spalletti launched a scathing attack on his Inter counterpart. After Juventus lost 3-2 in a match marred by Pierre Kalulu's controversial red card, the Bianconeri boss was left fuming by "unacceptable" insults directed at his defender by Christian Chivu, adding fuel to the fire of a simulation scandal involving Alessandro Bastoni.

  5. Mourinho explains 'special' Benfica exit clause amid Madrid return talk

    Jose Mourinho is preparing for an emotional reunion as his Benfica side host Real Madrid in a high-stakes Champions League play-off on Tuesday. With "The Special One" dominating the pre-match narrative, speculation is mounting over a potential return to the Santiago Bernabeu. Amidst the noise, the Portuguese manager has finally addressed the rumours and clarified the existence of a unique clause in his contract that has Europe’s elite on high alert.

  6. 'I stepped on him' - Echeverri admits Kounde foul as Girona beat Barca

    Girona star Claudio Echeverri has confessed he may have fouled Jules Kounde in the buildup to Fran Beltran’s decisive goal during Monday's fiery Catalan derby. Barcelona were left fuming as the 86th-minute strike stood despite a VAR check, eventually falling to a 2-1 defeat at Montilivi. The result sees Hansi Flick's side slip two points behind Real Madrid in the title race, as Lamine Yamal's penalty miss proved costly on a night of intense controversy.

  7. Pirates midfielder admits feeling 'sad' about 'Downs PSL dominance

    Buccaneers' Makhehlene Makhaula has opened up on The Brazilians' eight straight Premier Soccer League titles, calling their ongoing reign as champions heart-breaking ahead of Wednesday's blockbuster at FNB Stadium. This is a high-stakes encounter for both giants, given that they are the two top rivals in the title race. The Tshwane outfit cannot afford to lose, as the gap between them and the Soweto team would be extended to nine points.

  8. Portugal reportedly concerned over Mexico's Azteca delays

    With just weeks until Mexico face Portugal in a high-profile friendly, Portuguese media report growing concern over renovation delays at Mexico City’s iconic Estadio Azteca, now renamed Estadio Banorte. While organizers insist the venue will be ready for March 28, uncertainty has sparked speculation about a potential change of site for the match - and even future World Cup fixtures.

  9. Tottenham warned of 'catastrophic' cost of PL relegation

    Tottenham Hotspur have been warned of the "potentially catastrophic" cost of relegation from the Premier League. The north London club have appointed Igor Tudor as interim manager until the end of the season, following the departure of Thomas Frank, as they attempt to steer themselves clear of the drop zone after a truly dismal season that could reach an apocalyptic conclusion.

  10. 'I am more worried!' Cardoso admits ahead of Pirates test

    For Masandawana, there is no resting at all; just days after completing the CAF Champions League group stage campaign, the Sea Robbers wait for them on Wednesday. This is a high-stakes encounter for both giants, given that they are the two top rivals in the title race. The Tshwane giants cannot afford to lose, as the gap between them and the Soweto outfit will extend to nine points.

  11. Gallants break silence as Soweto outfit threaten to cancel PSL status

    Bahlabane Ba Ntwa have, for the first time, responded after initial reports indicated that their top-flight slot was in danger after Dube Birds moved to court in an attempt to cancel the sale. The Soweto-based outfit wants the agreement to be terminated legally by the courts. If the sale deal is cancelled, Swallows will get their PSL status back, and Gallants will lose all the rights.

  12. Bad news for Sundowns & Chiefs as Pirates get nod to make history

    As the season gains momentum in the second round, the battle lines have been drawn as far as the title race is concerned. Clubs considered the PSL's 'Big Three' are all in contention for the trophy, but the raging debate is who will withstand and beat their rivals in the end. The Soweto giants have their focus solely fixed on the top-tier marathon, as Masandawana have their attention divided between domestic and continental assignments.

  13. Alessandro Bastoni

    Juve blasted for 'playing the victim' over controversial red card vs Inter

    The fallout from Saturday's explosive Derby d'Italia continues to dominate the headlines as former Inter president Massimo Moratti has hit back at Juventus for their reaction to a controversial refereeing decision. During Inter’s 3-2 victory, Juventus defender Pierre Kalulu was shown a second yellow card after Alessandro Bastoni went down under light contact, a moment that sparked fury from the Turin giants. Addressing the uproar, Moratti suggested that the Bianconeri's sense of injustice was perhaps a little misplaced given the broader context of Italian football history.