Bring on PSG The back page of the Daily Mail reports on Aston Villa beating Brugge to set up a clash with French giants PSG in the quarter-finals of the Champions League. Elsewhere, Trent Alexander Arnold is out of the Caraboa Cup final with an injury he picked up during Liverpool’s PSG clash.
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Aston Villa 3 Brugge 0 The back page of the Telegraph features a large image of Marcus Rashford celebrating Villa’s 3-0 win over Brugge. The Champions League win sees them face PSG next. England’s upcoming Six Nations match against Wales makes the front page. The Welsh have pledged to stop England from winning the Six Nations.
Slot’s luck runs out The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on Liverpool being knocked out of the Champions League by PSG on penalties. The paper says Liverpool boss Arne Slot bemoaned having to face the French side after the last-16 exit.
Super-heros The French sports newspaper L’Equipe features an image of PSG celebrating after knocking Liverpool out of the Champions League on penalties.
Risky business – Team could pay price for United’s £2bn stadium The back page of the Daily Star reports that Manchester United’s squad could face the chop to pay for the new £2 billion stadium. The back page looks ahead to Aston Villa’s Champions League (leg 2) match tonight after fellow English club Liverpool was knocked out.
Vision for a new Old Trafford The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on Manchester United’s proposed plans for a £2 billion stadium – which would seat 100,000 people, making it bigger than Wembley. Last night’s Champions League match saw Liverpool knocked out by PSG on penalties.
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Old Trafford turmoil: overpaid and overrated The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on Jim Ratcliffe’s interview in which he said many of the Man Utd players are not good enough – and defends his decision to cut 450 staff.
I’ll clear out our overpaid flops The back page of the Daily Express leads on Man Utd’s Jim Ratcliffe’s interview in which he said he will force out the overpaid players of his under-performing Manchester United squad. Newcastle’s 1-0 win over West Ham in last night’s Premier League match makes the back page.
Without cuts, we’d go bust by Christmas The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on Jim Ratcliffe’s interview in which he said Man United had gone off the rails and the extreme cuts he’s making it to make sure the club doesn’t go bust by Christmas.
Ratcliffe’s rebuke: United players not good enough and overpaid The back page of The Guardian reports on an interview with United owner Jim Ratcliffee and Gary Neville. The paper highlights that he said some of Man Utd’s players are not good enough and are overpaid. Newcastle’s 1-0 win over West Ham in last night’s Premier League match makes the paper.
Monday night football is back, with Newcastle visiting East London to play West Ham. A win for Newcastle will see them leapfrog closer to a Europa League spot for next season. A win for West Ham will boost them to 13th place, putting them above both Spurs and Man Utd. Premier League fixtures today 10-03-25 Premier League fixtures Kick-offWhere to watch the Premier League? West Ham vs Newcastle United 20:00 Sky Sports Premier League Weekend…
Man Utd 1 Arsenal 1 – Title Rice Is Over The back page of The Sun has a fun play on words as it says Arsenal dropping points at Man Utd last night signals the title race is now over, with Liverpool going 15 points clear at the top of the Premier League. The paper features a snap of Declan Rice who scored the equaliser for Arsenal – bagging them at least one point. United…
England keep Six Nations bid alive with seven-try victory The back page of the Guardian leads with England’s win over Italy in yesterday’s Six Nations match. Elsewhere, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta refuses to give up on the Premier League title race despite Liverpool being 15 points clear at the top.
Arteta walks out of TV interview The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports of Mikel Arteta walking out of his TV interview when, following a 1-1 draw with Man Utd, he was reminded of the massive gap between the Gunners and league leaders Liverpool. England’s Six Nations win over Italy makes the back page as Marcus Smith is pictured smiling.
The Women’s FA Cup quarter-final fixtures this weekend see Man United face Sunderland on Saturday evening, with the other three fixtures including Arsenal, Chelsea and City in action on Sunday. Women’s FA Cup fixturesKick-offWhere to watchMan United vs Sunderland 17:15 Women’s FA Cup YouTube W FA Cup quarter-final fixtures this Sunday Women’s FA Cup fixturesKick-offWhere to watchMan City vs Aston Villa 12:30BBC OneArsenal vs Liverpool 14:30 Women’s FA Cup YouTubeChelsea vs Crystal Palace 14:30Women’s FA…
Hey Jude! Spanish sports paper AS reports that the Englishman, the Madrid midfielder who provides the most inspired assists and the most committed in duels, returns after his league suspension to bring balance to the Madrid midfield.
Raducanu blown away The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on British tennis player Emma Raducanu’s being defeated at Indian Wells. It’s her first appearance since she was targeted by a stalker. The paper also reports that Spurs’ loss is a wake-up call, according to the Tottenham captain Son.
Real Sociedad 1 Man Utd 1: Bruno Vars The back page of the Sun leads on last night’s Europa League draw between United and Real Sociedad. The Spanish team equalised from the spot after captain Bruno handled the ball. Spurs lost 1-0 to AZ in their Europa League match and there’s a report the FA is considering eye cameras for refs.
Real Sociedad 1 Man Utd 1: We must be more ruthless The back page of the Mirror reports Ruben Amorim was left to rue Manchester United’s missed chances in last night’s Europa League match. England boss Thomas Tuchel has named 55 players on his England list ahead of his first match in charge of the Three Lions.
The Premier League is back in action this weekend as the race for the title heats up. Premier League fixturesKick-offWhere to watchNottingham Forest vs Man City 12:30TNT Sports 1Brighton vs Fulham 15:00Crystal Palace vs Ipswich Town 15:00Liverpool vs Southampton 15:00Brentford vs Aston Villa 17:30Sky SportsWolves vs Everton 20:00TNT Sports 1 Premier League fixtures this weekend – Sunday Premier League fixturesKick-offWhere to watch? Chelsea vs Leicester City 14:00 Tottenham vs Bournemouth 14:00 Sky SportsMan United vs…
Honda’s support for Tsunoda declines as risks mount for F1 career. As Honda distances itself from Tsunoda, what are his F1 options? Yuki Tsunoda’s future in Formula 1 faces uncertainty as Honda has distanced itself from the young driver, prompting questions about his next steps. With Honda focusing its efforts on a new partnership with Aston Martin and Red Bull shifting to in-house engine development, Tsunoda’s prospects appear increasingly bleak as he enters his fifth…
Drive to Survive Season 7 Review: A Rocky Road to Reality The highly anticipated seventh season of Netflix’s Drive to Survive has hit the screens, bringing with it a mix of drama, insights, and familiar glitz from the world of Formula 1. While the series retains its signature style, there are noticeable shifts in how it portrays the on-track and off-track narratives of the sport’s top teams and drivers. Notably, the series seems to have…
PSG 0 – 1 Liverpool: Reds beat PSG in smash-and-grab win Liverpool spent most of last night’s Champions League last 16 (first leg) soaking up the pressure from the home side, PSG. The Paris team dominated the game with 27 shots, but Liverpool’s hero goalkeeper Alisson was up to the task, making nine incredible saves. Despite all the possession, the hosts could not find the back of the net – and Liverpool, in the 87th…
Alisson wonderland! The back page of the Telegraph leads with an image of Harvey Elliot – who scored a late goal to give Liverpool the win over PSG in last night’s Champions League last 16 match in Paris. The paper reports Liverpool keeper Alisson made a series of incredible saves which inspired Elliot in a ‘smash and grab’ – Liverpool won despite being outplayed for much of the match. Marcus Smith’s British and Irish Lions…