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Mariona Caldentey's Arsenal Hoping To Break Barcelona Champions League Hegemony

Powered by former Barcelona star Mariona Caldentey, Arsenal must upset the odds against the all-conquering Catalan giants on Saturday to prevent them winning a fourth women's Champions League title in five years. Reaching their sixth final in seven years, Barcelona aim to further tighten their grip on the women's game at the Jose Alvalade stadium in Lisbon against Renee Slegers' side. The Dutch coach replaced Jonas Eidevall in October on an interim basis, made permanent in January as the team's form improved dramatically under her.

Hockey India To Follow Guidelines: Official On Pakistan's Asia Cup Participation

A top official of Indian hockey federation on Tuesday made it clear that it will follow government guidelines on Pakistan's participation in Asia Cup, which the country is hosting later this year, in the wake of the recent military conflict between the two nations. A ceasefire was agreed upon between the two countries after days of intense cross-border hostilities in the wake of the Pahalgam terrorist attack that killed 26 people, following which the IPL too remained suspended for a brief period.

Hockey India To Follow Guidelines: Official On Pakistan's Asia Cup Participation

A top official of Indian hockey federation on Tuesday made it clear that it will follow government guidelines on Pakistan's participation in Asia Cup, which the country is hosting later this year, in the wake of the recent military conflict between the two nations. A ceasefire was agreed upon between the two countries after days of intense cross-border hostilities in the wake of the Pahalgam terrorist attack that killed 26 people, following which the IPL too remained suspended for a brief period.

Florian Wirtz alternative, £85m wildcard, wonder kid battle - Man City’s new look transfer shortlist

Manchester City have cooled their interest in Florian Wirtz amid a rising price and a Bayern Munich transfer battle.

Francesco Farioli Resigns As Ajax Coach Due To 'Different Visions'

Francesco Farioli resigned as coach of Dutch giants Ajax on Monday, a day after the crushing disappointment of finishing runners-up in the title race. The club's technical director described the resignation as "incredibly disappointing". PSV Eindhoven were crowned champions on Sunday, benefitting from the collapse in form of Ajax, who having led by nine points with five matches remaining lost two and drew two of those matches. "Francesco Farioli has decided to leave Ajax after careful consideration," read a club statement.

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Mariona Caldentey's Arsenal Hoping To Break Barcelona Champions League Hegemony

Hockey India To Follow Guidelines: Official On Pakistan's Asia Cup Participation

Hockey India To Follow Guidelines: Official On Pakistan's Asia Cup Participation

Florian Wirtz alternative, £85m wildcard, wonder kid battle - Man City’s new look transfer shortlist

Francesco Farioli Resigns As Ajax Coach Due To 'Different Visions'

Farioli leaves Ajax after title bid collapse

Verstappen wins at Imola in Red Bull's 400th race

Verstappen wins at Imola as Red Bull celebrate 400 races