Narrow win not enough for Liverpool in Bergamo
Liverpool could not conjure up another remarkable comeback when they needed it most as their 1-0 victory over Atalanta in Bergamo failed to salvage their Europa League hopes.
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A look at the Premier League contenders’ run-ins during thrilling race for title
Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool are locked in a thrilling three-way battle for the Premier League title with just six games to go.
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The final weeks of Jurgen Klopp's glorious nine years at Liverpool are almost over.
Edin Terzic's Borussia Dortmund 'Obliged' To Hit Back Against Atletico Madrid
Borussia Dortmund coach Edin Terzic said on Monday his side had to give everything in Tuesday's home Champions League quarter-final second leg against Atletico Madrid after being "punished" in the first game. Dortmund trail 2-1 after last week's match in Madrid, where individual mistakes allowed Atletico to take a 2-0 lead after 30 minutes. The German club fought back as Sebastien Haller scored to bridge the deficit, although the striker will miss Tuesday's clash with injury. Terzic said Dortmund were "punished" by an "ice-cold" Atletico, but backed his team to turn the tables in front of their 81,500-seat Westfalenstadion crowd and the famous 'Yellow Wall'.
Liverpool will never stop fighting – Andy Robertson demands perfection from now
Andy Robertson vowed to keep fighting after Liverpool lost more ground in the title race over the weekend.
Serie A: Atalanta let two-goal lead slip ahead of Liverpool rematch
Atalanta threw away a two-goal lead days before their second leg with Liverpool as they were held to a 2-2 draw by Serie A strugglers Verona in Bergamo.
Paul Merson is right about what separates Man City from Arsenal and Liverpool in title race
Arsenal legend Paul Merson has correctly pinpointed the difference between Manchester City and their rivals in the Premier League title race.
Pep Guardiola won't let Man City title revisionism affect his Arsenal and Liverpool thinking
Pep Guardiola wasn't entertaining the fact that Manchester City were top of the Premier League on Saturday night. "It will be different when we will be there after the same games. I don’t consider these kind of situations."