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Erik ten Hag will be hoping to book Manchester United a place in the FA Cup semi-final when they lock horns with Liverpool this weekend. The Red Devils will welcome the Reds to Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon as either side looks to get their hands on some silverware.
Penampilan apik kembali dibuat Cole Palmer untuk Chelsea. Aksi paling anyarnya itu sekaligus membuat Palmer menyamai Jude Bellingham dalam sebuah pencapaian.
After Saturday's 2-0 win over Everton, Manchester United have an outside chance of qualifying for next season's Champions League as the Premier League enters the final weeks of the season.
Manchester City terancam tak bisa mengandalkan Ederson selama beberapa pekan ke depan, termasuk saat menghadapi Arsenal. Kiper asal Brasil itu menepi karena cedera.
The mother of the young girl injured in the 2021 crash involving former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid told ESPN she still hasn't forgiven him for the crash and was shocked when Missouri Gov. Mike Parson commuted Reid's sentence after 16 months in prison.
Arsenal legend Ian Wright has shared his thoughts on the ongoing debate about who is the better manager: Jurgen Klopp or Pep Guardiola. The pundit also believes the ongoing charges hanging over Man City could end up being a deciding factor.
Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty skills couldn't save Al Nassr from being knocked out of the Asian Champions League quarter-finals. After losing to Al Ain in last week's first leg, Ronaldo's team fell 2-0 down on the night and had looked set for a tough exit in Monday night's exciting second leg in a game packed with drama.
H.V. Porter wrote that passionate Illinois high school hoops fans were possessed by "March Madness" in 1939. The phrase, now attributed to the NCAA college basketball tourney, has entered American mainstream language.