Rangers’ Europa League quarter-final opponents Braga in focus
Rangers take on Braga in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final tie on Thursday night.
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Giovanni Van Bronckhorst looking forward to Rangers’ date with Braga
Rangers manager Giovanni Van Bronckhorst looked forward to a special encounter with Braga after his side were paired with the Portuguese club in the Europa League quarter-finals.
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West Ham to face Lyon as Rangers are drawn against Braga in the Europa League
West Ham will play Lyon in the quarter-finals of the Europa League after knocking out record six-time winners Sevilla.
Chelsea gets Real Madrid in Champions League quarterfinals
NYON, Switzerland: Defending champion Chelsea was drawn Friday to play record 13-time European champion Real Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals. The first pairing drawn at UEFA headquarters sent Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti back to the London club where he won a league and cup double a year before being fired by then-owner Roman Abramovich. Abramovich, a Russian billionaire with ties to Vladimir Putin, gave up control of the club before having his assets in Britain frozen this month in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Jordi Alba: Barcelona star lost it with Galatasaray fans - kicked ball at them
Barcelona star Jordi Alba lost it with Galatasaray’s fans and kicked the ball at them towards the end of Thursday’s Europa League clash in Istanbul.
Iwobi gives 10-man Everton late 1-0 win over Newcastle
LIVERPOOL, England: Alex Iwobi’s goal in the ninth minute of stoppage time gave 10-man Everton a 1-0 victory over Newcastle on Thursday that ended a four-game losing streak in the Premier League and boosted the club’s hopes of avoiding a relegation scrap. Everton’s recent run of poor form had seen it drop to just above the relegation zone when Brazilian midfielder Allan was sent off in the 83rd minute, it seemed a point was the best Frank Lampard’s team could hope for. But with 14 minutes of added time due to the incursion of a protester who tied himself to a goalpost and the VAR check for Allan’s dismissal, Iwobi finished off a quick attack with one of Everton’s most important goals of the season.