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Manchester United will find out who they will face in the quarter-finals and potentially the semi-finals of the Europa League when the draws are conducted at UEFA's headquarters in Nyon this lunchtime.
After making Monday night’s Scottish Cup semi-final draw – which paired Celtic with Rangers – I hope big Colin Hendry knows he has received his last ever Christmas card from my auld pal Hugh Keevins.
The Scottish Cup semi-final draw offered no guarantees to the Premiership’s European hopefuls, but it would still take a monumental upset to deny one and affect the others.
The 2022/2023 Champions League is approaching its decisive rounds with the last eight teams knowing they are close to reaching the final in Istanbul on June 10. Four teams, Bayern Munich, Benfica, Chelsea and AC Milan, have booked their places in the last eight and will be joined by the winners of the four remaining matches set to take place this week. Ad But who will face who in the quarter-finals? And what is the route to the final? Champions League'He's got every defender on the ropes' – Ferdinand full of praise for five-goal Haaland11 HOURS AGO When is the Champions League quarter-final draw? The draw for the Champions League quarter-finals takes place on Friday, March 17 in Nyon, Switzerland.
Cork are through to the semi-finals of the Allianz National Hurling league after coming from behind to beat Wexford at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Jake Morris became the first player to strike a hat-trick of goals for Tipperary against Waterford since 1965 as his side sealed top spot in Division 1B and a place in the league semi-finals after a ten-point win at FBD Semple Stadium.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is out of the Six Red World Championship after he was beaten 6-2 by former winner Ding Junhui in the last 16 before the Chinese icon continued his solid form by progressing to the semi-finals of the Bangkok invitational event. O’Sullivan had previously stated he was targeting the £100,000 first prize on his competitive debut in the shorter format at the Thammasat University Convention Centre in Pathum Thani, but missed some crucial shots which saw the match slip away after levelling at 2-2.
Chatham Town manager Kevin Hake took pride from his team’s Velocity Cup Semi-Final defeat on Monday night.