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Manchester United attacker Marcus Rashford will be looking to extend his goalscoring record in Spain when the Reds take on Real Betis in the Europa League on Thursday night.
Xavi Hernandez's return to Barcelona as coach indicated a return to the club's flowing possession game he thrived in as a player, but his team has instead relied on a watertight defence as they close in on the Spanish title. Barcelona visit Athletic Bilbao on Sunday as they bid to preserve or even extend their nine point lead on Real Madrid, who host Espanyol Saturday -- in their last league matches before the Clasico at Camp Nou on March 19. The Catalans last lifted La Liga in 2019 and after heavy investment last summer, a need to produce instant results has influenced their approach.
Luca Marini is ready and raring to go as his third season in MotoGP kicks off at the end of March on the Mooney VR46 Ducati.
Barcelona clung on with 10 men to beat Valencia 1-0 and move nine points clear of Real Madrid at the top of La Liga on Sunday, thanks to Raphinha's early header. The champions could not find a way through against Real Betis in an entertaining 0-0 draw later on at the Benito Villamarin. Brazilian winger Raphinha nodded Barca in front in the 16th minute. But after Ferran Torres missed a penalty and Ronald Araujo was sent off, the hosts were left fighting tooth and nail for the three points.
GasGas Tech3 rolled out the ‘red’ carpet for its RC16 on Saturday evening to launch Pol Espargaro and Augusto Fernandez’ 2023 MotoGP campaign.
La Liga leaders Barcelona are the hardest club in the world to manage due to their critics always being ready to snipe at them even after big wins, coach Xavi Hernandez said Saturday.
BARCELONA: La Liga leaders Barcelona are the hardest club in the world to manage due to their critics always being ready to snipe at them even after big wins, coach Xavi Hernandez said Saturday. Barcelona beat Real Madrid 1-0 in the Copa del Rey semifinal first leg on Thursday at the Santiago Bernabeu, but were criticized for only having 34 percent possession. Xavi said the demands on his team to play good football as well as winning games and lifting trophies meant his job was trickier than any other in the game.
Barcelona’s Polish forward Robert Lewandowski (C) kicks the ball during the Spanish league football match between Valencia CF and FC Barcelona at the Mestalla stadium in Valencia. (Photo by JOSE JORDAN / AFP)