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LONDON: Even Pep Guardiola admitted last season that Manchester City needed to be crowned European champions to gain acceptance among football’s royalty.
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) will aim to halt the Jos Buttler juggernaut when they take on Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League here on Tuesday. Attention will be on Virat Kohli as well following his second consecutive first-ball duck in the competition. RCB would hope their star batter gets back among the runs besides a much improved performance by the batting unit after a shocker in the previous game. While the Challengers come into the match on the back of a demoralising nine-wicket loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad, Rajasthan have had two successive wins and are one of the in-form teams this season. While the focus would be on Kohli, RCB have also power-hitters in captain Faf Du Plessis, Glenn Maxwell, Dinesh Karthik and Shahbaaz Ahmed, who can be destructive on their day and if they fire in unison, the RR attack would have a tough time.
Brian Brobbey has joked he's happy for Erik ten Hag to get the job as Manchester United's new manager, so long as he signs him in two years' time.
Michael Obafemi took his goal tally to 11 for the season with his strike for Swansea City against Middlesbrough.
Here are your rugby morning headlines for Monday, April 25.
Russian forces have now shifted their focus to the offensive in the eastern Donbas region of Ukraine.
Sandro Tonali's stoppage time winner against Lazio sent AC Milan back to the Serie A summit, while Napoli's title hopes appear over after their implosion in Empoli.
Four league wins in 15 under Shaun Maloney consigned Hibs to the bottom six, rather than fighting for a European berth.