Cardiff City transfer headlines as Spanish report claims Bluebirds option 'getting stronger' for Gareth Bale and Morison quizzed on ex-Newcastle United man
Here are your Cardiff City headlines for Thursday, April 14.
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'Manchester City as responsible as Atletico Madrid' for Champions League brawl - Inside Europe
Manchester City and Atletico Madrid were only separated by a single goal over two legs of their tense Champions League quarter-final. Kevin De Bruyne's strike at the Etihad a week ago was enough for City despite a spirited fightback from the Spanish champions in the return match.
Carlos Alcaraz urged ‘not to believe his own hype’ just yet as he is also told to ‘take a break’
Carlos Alcaraz has advised against playing in all the big clay-court tournaments this year with Boris Becker warning that the red dirt season is exhausting and could take a toll on him on.
“Looking at a decent transfer fee” – Journalist sends warning to West Ham on potential move for Blackburn Rovers star
Premier League club West Ham United will probably have to fork out a sizeable fee to lure Blackburn Rovers forward Ben Brereton Diaz to the London Stadium in the summer, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke who spoke to Football League World.
Emma Hinze: 'I don’t intend to emulate any records, I just want to do it my way'
German track sprinter Emma Hinze lifts the lid on the high-pressure environment of the UCI Track Champions League in episode three of Back on Track — set to air on Monday 18 April. In the latest show, the league’s inaugural Sprint champion addresses the media’s natural comparisons made between her and German track cycling legend Kristina Vogel.
‘Have to return to Manchester United’ – Anthony Martial reveals ‘complicated’ club future
Carragher urges Liverpool to be stubborn with Salah
What winning the Champions League could be worth to Liverpool
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Gary Neville sticks up for Atletico Madrid after Rio Ferdinand's "embarrassing" remark
Gary Neville has leapt to the defence of Atletico Madrid's players following their antics on Wednesday night whilst acknowledging it may be an "unpopular view".