-
French police arrested more than 400 people during celebrations following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League triumph. Thousands gathered across Paris, with reports of injuries, damaged vehicles and isolated incidents of unrest as authorities maintained tight security.
-
This marks the second consecutive triumph over the competition by an English club
-
PSG won their first Champions League title in 2025 before losing to Chelsea in the Club World Cup final. Liverpool, Barcelona, Bayern and Napoli claimed domestic honours, while Messi led Inter Miami to MLS glory ahead of 2026 World Cup preparations
-
Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Liverpool and Tottenham registered key wins on Matchday 4 of the 2025–26 UEFA Champions League. Arsenal’s Max Dowman became the youngest player in tournament history as Mikel Merino struck twice, while Bayern and Liverpool clinched statement victories.
-
Paris Saint-Germain staged a dramatic comeback to win their first UEFA Super Cup, defeating Tottenham 4-3 on penalties after a 2-2 draw. PSG's victory capped a remarkable year for the club
-
UEFA Women’s Champions League player Manisha Kalyan motivated young footballers at the ASMITA U-13 girls’ league in Guwahati, praising the North-East’s football talent. She urged players to dream big as the Sports Ministry expands ASMITA’s reach to 70,000 women athletes nationwide.
-
Real Madrid made several late attempts to equalize but couldn't get past Lucas Chevalier, marking the end of their 14-match unbeaten streak in the Champions League.
-
As per a report by Spanish outlet Marca, Mbappe's transfer will be announced either on Monday or, at the latest, by Tuesday, as the club waited until the end of their campaign to confirm the Frenchman's arrival.
-
The match began with both teams cautiously assessing each other, with few dangerous moves until the 15th minute when Vini Jr. attempted a left-footed shot from inside the area that went high.
-
German Giants Start Strong with Near Misses by Harry Kane and Noussair Mazraoui
-
PSG Bounces Back, Secures Semifinal Spot with Mbappe's Heroics
-
Leipzig's Bright Start Thwarted by Offside Call on Sesko's Goal
-
"United took charge right from the beginning and nearly caught the German giants off guard within the first three minutes. However, Bayern goalkeeper Sven Ulreich successfully thwarted Christian Eriksen's close-range attempt from a difficult angle."
-
In Group A, Bayern shares the stage with Manchester United, Copenhagen FC, and Turkey's Galatasaray, while Group B features former English champions Arsenal alongside Sevilla, PSV Eindhoven, and French side Lens.
-
Antwerp clinched a 2-1 victory over Greece's AEK Athens in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League playoffs in Athens, advancing to the group stage for the first time
-
Haifa, having also secured victory in the initial leg in Bratislava, is set to encounter Swiss champions Young Boys Bern in the playoffs, adhering to a home-and-away structure
-
Underdogs Rakow extended their unbeaten run to five matches in their UEFA Champions League qualification debut, reports Xinhua.
-
On Sunday at Wembley, the match proceeded to penalties as both teams were tied at 1-1 after regulation and extra time.
-
After a 1-0 loss in Moldova last week, Maccabi Haifa took advantage of their home ground in the second leg on Wednesday night and posed a constant threat to Sheriff, who put their main focus on defense and counterattacks.
-
The Spanish midfielder's goal on 68 minutes won the tough game for Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.
