Son Heung-min feels beating AC Milan can change course of Tottenham’s season
Tottenham attacker Son Heung-min believes victory over AC Milan can be the catalyst for the club to get their faltering season back on track.
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Liverpool fans to get refunds after Champions League chaos
MANCHESTER, England: UEFA will refund Liverpool fans who bought tickets for last season’s Champions League final, an event which led to crushes outside the Stade de France and innocent supporters being doused with pepper spray and tear gas. The governing body of European soccer said Tuesday that a scheme has been set up to reimburse all 19,618 tickets purchased by Liverpool fans for the match against Real Madrid last May.
Toney strikes as Brentford beat London rivals Fulham
LONDON: Ivan Toney extended his hot-streak as the Brentford striker’s 15th Premier League goal this season helped clinch a 3-2 win over west London rivals Fulham on Monday.
Spurs face uncertain future despite Conte return for AC Milan clash
LONDON: Antonio Conte’s uncertain future threatens to ruin Tottenham’s spluttering season as the Italian returns to the bench for Wednesday’s decisive Champions League showdown against AC Milan.
Neymar to undergo season-ending surgery on right ankle
PARIS: Neymar will undergo season-ending surgery on his damaged right ankle and will be out for up to four months, Paris Saint-Germain said on Monday.
Champions League: Benfica heavy favorites against Brugge
LISBON: Thriving and facing an opponent in crisis, Benfica couldn’t be in a better position to keep their good run going in the Champions League.
Klopp and Ten Hag call for end to ‘tragedy’ chants
LONDON: Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag have called for an end to ‘tragedy’ chants ahead of Sunday’s Premier League clash between the bitter rivals. Liverpool fans have often chanted about the United players and staff who died in the 1958 Munich air crash.
Barca the hardest club in the world to manage — Xavi
BARCELONA: La Liga leaders Barcelona are the hardest club in the world to manage due to their critics always being ready to snipe at them even after big wins, coach Xavi Hernandez said Saturday. Barcelona beat Real Madrid 1-0 in the Copa del Rey semifinal first leg on Thursday at the Santiago Bernabeu, but were criticized for only having 34 percent possession. Xavi said the demands on his team to play good football as well as winning games and lifting trophies meant his job was trickier than any other in the game.