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El primer sorprendido fue el propio guardameta del Manchester United, que se enteró de boca del propio Luis Enrique que no iba a formar parte de la lista de cara a los encuentros de Barcelona y A Coruña. El seleccionador telefoneó al portero para comunicarle la decisión antes de hacerla pública. En dicha conversación el seleccionador le explicó que quería probar a porteros más jóvenes y por esa razón no iba a ser convocado.
Barcelona's women have never lost a Clasico and they weren't about to start on this historical night as they swept Real Madrid aside in front of more than 91,000 fans to book their place in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
Here are your Liverpool evening headlines for Wednesday, March 30.
The Women's Champions League match between Barcelona and Real Madrid has set a new record for the highest attendance in women's football.
Jonas Eidevall has watched back the tapes and crunched the numbers. He reckons 1-1 in the first leg was a fair result. But crucially he also feels his side have room for improvement in the second, and in a Champions League quarter-final that may be decided on the finest of margins, that may just be enough.
Leeds United could be making a huge mistake as a transfer update emerges on Francisco Trincao’s possible move to Elland Road this summer.
Roared on by a world record crowd of 91,533 fans at the Nou Camp, Barcelona secured their place in the semi-finals of the Women’s Champions League with a 5-2 win against their fierce rivals Real Madrid to progress 8-3 on aggregate. Although the women’s side had played in the club’s famous arena before, it had a vastly different feel this time.
A world-record crowd for a women's soccer match of more than 91,000 people watched Barcelona defeat Real Madrid 5-2 in the Champions League at the Camp Nou Stadium on Wednesday.