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Everyone associated with Manchester City knew that the 11-day period in which the Blues faced both Atletico Madrid and Liverpool twice was going to be tough, so it perhaps comes as no surprise that the cracks are beginning to show.
Rangers and Celtic will meet in the Scottish Cup semi-finals for the fourth time in six seasons on Sunday.
Thomas Tuchel defended two recent Chelsea sales that could come back to bite, and admitted he’s already apologised to Conor Gallagher ahead of Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final clash with Crystal Palace.
Thomas Tuchel revealed Friday he had apologised personally to Conor Gallagher after Chelsea blocked the England midfielder playing for Crystal Palace against the Blues in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final. Palace made an official request for Chelsea loanee Gallagher to be given permission to play against his parent club in the last-four clash at Wembley. Chelsea rejected Palace's appeal due to the terms of his Selhurst Park loan and while manager Tuchel said it was the correct decision, he also admitted understanding the 22-year-old's disappointment.
"We have a lot of games on our shoulders and obviously that takes its toll," said Rodri after Manchester City edged a bruising Champions League quarter-final with Atletico Madrid.
Thomas Tuchel has revealed he apologised personally to Conor Gallagher for Chelsea blocking the England midfielder playing for Crystal Palace against the Blues in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final.
Six months after being at the centre of the Proteas' Black Lives Matter drama at the ICC T20 World Cup, Quinton de Kock has opened up on the matter, expressing no regret at his stance.
Liverpool will go "all in" and treat their trip to Wembley to face Manchester City like a final because manager Jurgen Klopp believes that is what they have been doing with all their games since the turn of the year.