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Witnessing a young footballer play without shackles and sprinkling the pitch with magic is undoubtedly one of football’s greatest sights, as Cesc Fabregas proved when propelling Arsenal into the Champions League’s latter stages for the first time.
After becoming the first coach in history to win all five of Europe's top-five leagues, Carlo Ancelotti can enter the record books again if his Real Madrid side can see off Man City.
There is an asterisk around this season and the question is, would Thomas Tuchel have survived Roman Abramovich. Fans suggest that the German is actually lucky that the Russian oligarch was sanctioned before witnessing what could be a torrid end to the season.
Villarreal president Fernando Roig lamented the decision not to hand his side a penalty in their Champions League semi-final defeat to Liverpool.
Regular commuters on the tram to Ashton got a shock a few weeks ago as they approached the Etihad.
Manchester United played their final home match of the season on Monday night. Old Trafford hosted Brentford for the bout and after 90 minutes of competition, the Red Devils had secured an impressive 3-0 win.
Tottenham Hotspur forward Lucas Moura will reportedly remain at the club this summer after being given a ‘show of faith’ by Antonio Conte, according to Lilywhite Rose insider John Wenham.
Jurgen Klopp said reaching a third Champions League final in five years with Liverpool felt just as special as the first after his team saw off a spirited fightback from Villarreal on Tuesday to keep their quadruple hopes alive. Trailing 2-0 from the first leg of their semi-final, Villarreal sparked hopes of a remarkable turnaround in the return at the Estadio de la Ceramica after Boulaye Dia finished in the third minute and Francis Coquelin headed in another to level the tie at 2-2. But Klopp threw on Luis Diaz for Diogo Jota at the interval to shake Liverpool into life and it worked, the visitors scoring three times in 12 minutes through Fabinho, Diaz and Sadio Mane to secure a 3-2 win on the night and a 5-2 victory on aggregate. "It feels like the first final because it's always so special -- it's the best club competition in the world," Klopp said. "Respect to Villarreal. Wonderful stadium and what they are doing here is incredible. It feels so special because it was so difficult for us. "It was massive from the boys. Before the game I said I'd like to read the headlines that the mentality monsters were in town. I didn't want us to defend the result but go for the win, and the second half was like this."