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LYON: Paris Saint-Germain took another stride toward the Ligue 1 crown on Saturday, beating Angers 3-0 to open up a six-point advantage over Lens at the top of the table. Lee Kang-in and Senny Mayulu struck first-half goals in Angers, with Lucas Beraldo bagging a third shortly after half-time to keep PSG on course for a 12th French title in 14 years. It was a largely ideal afternoon for PSG ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League semifinal first leg at home to Bayern Munich, although they face an anxious wait over the fitness of defender Achraf Hakimi after he appeared to be struggling physically and came off at half-time. Coach Luis Enrique rested his attacking trio of Ousmane Dembele, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Desire Doue — all of whom started Wednesday’s 3-0 win over Nantes. PSG though finished with 10 men as Goncalo Ramos saw red after receiving a second yellow card. “We got the job done well,” said Luis Enrique.
Cedera Mohamed Salah mewarnai kemenangan Liverpool atas Crystal Palace 3-1. Ada kekhawatiran Mo Salah sudah memainkan pertandingan terakhirnya di klub.
Atletico Madrid memutus tren negatif. Atletico bangkit dari ketinggalan sebelum mengalahkan Athletic Bilbao dengan skor 3-2 di lanjutan Liga Spanyol.
MUNICH: Bayern Munich goalscorer Franziska Kett was sent off for pulling hair in a 1-1 draw with Barcelona in the first leg of their Women’s Champions League semifinal on Saturday. Kett canceled Ewa Pajor’s early strike but was shown a red card in the 79th minute after she pulled Salma Paralluelo by the hair when the Barcelona substitute was getting away from her. Bayern coach José Barcala was also shown red by referee Ivana Martinčić for his protests, which were futile because a VAR check confirmed Kett’s foul. Kett preserved Bayern’s hopes of making the final for the first time when she equalized after a well-worked team move in the 69th. The match pitted newly crowned champions against each other after both teams clinched their domestic championships. But Barcelona won 7-1 on their previous meeting in the league phase and Bayern’s supporters must have feared the worst when Pajor scored with the visitor’s first shot on target in the eighth minute. Esmee Brugts easily cut inside Giulia Gwinn to deliver the cross for Pajor to score with a volley. Despite conceding, Bayern improved as the half progressed. Kett drew a good save from Cata Coll before the break. Brugts struck the post after the interval as Barcelona regained their earlier dominance, only to be caught out when Kett leveled in the 69th. Bayern held on after Kett’s sending off to leave the tie finely poised before the second leg in Barcelona on May 3. Trophy-holder Arsenal face eight-time champion Lyon in the other semifinal on Sunday. The final will be in Oslo on May 23.
JEDDAH: Ten-man Al-Ahli retained the Asian Champions League Elite title on Saturday as Feras Al-Brikan’s extra-time strike earned the Saudi Pro League side a 1-0 win over Japan’s Machida Zelvia at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium. Matthias Jaissle’s side became only the second team to retain the trophy in the Asian Champions League era after cross-Jeddah rivals Al-Ittihad in 2005, having seen Zakaria Hawsawi sent off in the 68th minute.
LONDON: Pep Guardiola hailed Manchester City’s feat of becoming the first side to ever reach four consecutive FA Cup finals after a late fightback denied Southampton a shock victory at Wembley. Saints were heading toward their first final in 23 years when Finn Azaz’s brilliant finish put the Championship side in front 11 minutes from time. City, though, hit back immediately through Jeremy Doku before Nico Gonzalez’s sensational strike edged the semifinal 2-1. Guardiola’s men have lost their last two FA Cup finals to Crystal Palace and Manchester United. They beat the Red Devils in 2023. City, who will face Chelsea or Leeds in the final, are now well in contention for a domestic treble. Guardiola’s men lifted the League Cup last month and are locked in a tight battle for the Premier League title with Arsenal. “No team has made four finals in a row.