Barcelona fans to boycott match following "greatest infamy" against Eintracht Frankfurt
A major Barcelona fan group are boycotting the club’s home clash against Cadiz in La Liga on Monday night following “the greatest infamy at our home”.
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A major Barcelona fan group are boycotting the club’s home clash against Cadiz in La Liga on Monday night following “the greatest infamy at our home”.
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou was lauded for his calm reaction to referee Bobby Madden after the Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to Rangers at Hampden.
Rangers have been urged to sign Scott Arfield on a new contract following the midfielder’s result-altering contribution in the Scottish Cup semi-final win over Celtic.
Always a good piece of advice for our brittle existence on this planet but one which is often left unheeded. It feels like that is especially true of football fans. We tend to get carried away with the good times and subconsciously believe they’ll last forever. Nothing ever does and, unless you’re a big fat glory hunter, for the most part the experience of following a club is a seemingly never-ending cycle of fluctuations. For instance, one year you can find your club relegated despite plenty of investment. Then two years later you can finish in third place, qualify for eight games in European football and book a place in the Scottish Cup final for the third time in four years.
There have been memorable statement performances for Giovanni van Bronckhorst across his five months at the Rangers helm.
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(Reuters) - Rangers coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst hailed his side's character after they played 120 minutes for a second straight match to beat Celtic 2-1 and reach the Scottish Cup final.
Manisha Kalyan was hardly known beyond the Indian football community, but a spate of impressive performances, including a historic goal against Brazil, has got her instant attention. In November last year, the 19-year-old winger became the first Indian to score against any senior national Brazil team. She was already the first woman to score in Asian club competitions for Gokulam Kerala FC, and as her five goals against Odisha Police in their Indian Women’s League (IWL) opener on Saturday showed, she is only just beginning to fire.