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Valencia produce amazing fightback to reach Europa League semi-finals

Valencia turn around 3-0 deficit to beat Basel Sevilla, Juventus and Benfica also reach semis Continue reading...

Sydney FC back Ali Abbas after Santalab racial abuse case is dismissed

Club says it is upset and disappointed at finding that Abbas may have misheard what Brendon Santalab said in Sydney derby Continue reading...

'Who is to blame at PSG?' James Richardson's European football papers video review

AC Jimbo returns to give his take on the best headlines from the European press. This week saw Champions League action with Chelsea recovering from their 3-1 first leg loss to PSG to make it to the semi-final, a crushing defeat for Barcelona at the hands of Atlético Madrid and a 4-2 aggregate…

Aguero return lifts Zabaleta

Manchester City right-back Pablo Zabaleta believes the return of Sergio Aguero will be a key factor in the final weeks of the Premier League season.

Mixed emotions as Liverpool target title for '96 in the sky'

Alan Hansen outlines the feelings in Liverpool ahead of a potential title decider and the 25th anniversary of Hillsborough

Manchester United to rest England striker Wayne Rooney for Everton clash after injured toe

With Wayne Rooney being diagnosed with a chipped bone in his toe, Manchester United are now considering a period of rest for the player

Valencia rally to reach Europa semis

Valencia stage a historic fightback to beat Basel 5-3 on aggregate and reach the Europa League semi-finals.

Brendan Rodgers confident that 'genius' psychiatrist Steve Peters will keep working with Liverpool

For a man who evidently took some convincing that moving into the unreconstructed world of football was worth his while, Dr Steve Peters is getting into the warp and weft of Liverpool. Having initially worked with them only one day a week, he was in a club suit with the team for last Sunday's…

Darren Fletcher tells Manchester United squad that they are playing for their futures

Manchester United's Darren Fletcher has said that the remaining five games of the club's dead season are the opportunity for the squad's players to prove that they are capable of surviving the summer overhaul.