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FRIDAY'S BIG STORIES Mourinho’s dig Ad Roma’s 1-1 draw with Real Betis leaves them on four points in Europa League Group A. They sit third in the group, with Betis on 10 points and Ludogorets on seven. Ergo, Jose Mourinho’s side are in real jeopardy of not progressing to the knockout stages of the competition and dropping into the Europa Conference League.
(Reuters) - Barcelona will sport the owl logo of Drake's OVO Sound label on their jerseys instead of main sponsors Spotify when they take on Real Madrid on Sunday to mark the Canadian rapper surpassing 50 billion streams on the music platform.
Manchester City's start to the campaign could not have gone much better as we sit here in October.
Manchester United made their 34th and final attempt count. After a frustrating and often flawed night at Old Trafford, they avoided a Europa League embarrassment by the skin of their teeth once again.
The importance of Eriksen
The Real deal Real Madrid are still interested in signing wonderkid duo Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland, despite missing out on them both during last summer’s transfer window. Mbappe decided to extend his contract at Paris Saint-Germain, while Haaland joined Manchester City. However, Real Madrid have received positive news regarding their long-term transfer targets within the last few days and AS report that Los Blancos are plotting an ambitious double swoop in 2024.
Real Madrid showed their immense mental strength under pressure in their stunning run to Champions League glory last season. They came from behind against Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City on a wild run to the final, winning when it seemed nearly impossible, when all hope was extinguished. On Sunday, they host Barcelona in the Clasico, both sides unbeaten in La Liga, but their opponents arrive in a state of wildly contrasting fragility, bruised from another harrowing night in the Champions League against Inter Milan.
Last October, Barcelona’s players and manager boarded a late-night flight from Madrid to return home, expecting a bad reception. By the time they landed, coach and players were no longer colleagues.