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Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City's Champions League win against Bayern Munich has taken 10 years off him after the Bundesliga champions played their part in a thrilling encounter. The 3-0 scoreline looked comfortable in the end City turned in a display that sent out a statement to the rest of the Champions League, but Bayern had their opportunities in a high-quality game.
Pep Guardiola said he was left emotionally destroyed after Manchester City's dominant Champions League victory over Bayern Munich.
Pep Guardiola claimed he was emotionally drained and had aged 10 years after Manchester City's stunning Champions League win over Bayern Munich. City put one foot in the semi-finals for a third successive year as they powered to a 3-0 victory over the German champions in the first leg of their last-eight tie at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday. City manager Guardiola, who reached the last four three times as Bayern boss, said: "Emotionally I'm destroyed. I have 10 more years today. It was so demanding a game. It was not comfortable. "Now I have to relax - a day off for the guys, prepare for Leicester (in the Premier League on Saturday). "After five, six minutes it was a tight game and in part of the game they were better than us. It was difficult to control them. "In the last minutes of the (halves) we were better and we scored three fantastic chances." The first half was evenly contested but City claimed the initiative with a spectacular strike from Rodri after 27 minutes. A powerful header from Bernardo Silva and Erling Haaland's 45th goal of a remarkable season wrapped up a convincing win as City stepped up the pressure in the second half.
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Andriy Shevchenko answered a plea to restore a stadium in the war-ravaged Ukrainian town of Irpin where he played as a child after being moved by the scale of the destruction inflicted by Russian forces. The former striker, who as one of Ukraine's most recognisable stars has worked to raise money and awareness since his country was invaded in February last year, travelled in August to the town outside Kyiv which had been a centre of fighting in the early weeks of the war. A focus of Russia's attempts to encircle the capital, Irpin was bombarded throughout March and was briefly occupied, before Ukrainian forces reclaimed control.
Emergency services are dealing with a major incident in the Swansea area. There are several reports of a "loud explosion" heard and people described how houses in the Morriston area shook amid reports of a gas explosion.
Ukraine is claiming that Russia has lost at least 130 tanks and armoured personnel carriers in a three-week battle near the southern Ukrainian town of Vuhledar.
Holders Real Madrid fought back from 2-0 down to crush Liverpool 5-2 at Anfield in an incredible night of Champions League football.