UCL preview: How will Man Utd, Chelsea, Barca, Juve fare?
With the Champions League group stage upon us, it’s time to bone up on Europe’s elite: here’s what you need to know about every team from groups E, F, G and H. You may also like
UCL preview: How will Liverpool, Man City, Real, Bayern fare?
With the Champions League group stage upon us, it’s time to bone up on Europe’s elite: here’s what you need to know about every team from groups A, B, C and D. You may also like
Fernandes to captain Man Utd at PSG in absence of Maguire
Bruno Fernandes will captain Manchester United for the first time as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s ‘depleted’ side kick off their Champions League campaign without Harry Maguire, Edinson Cavani and Mason Greenwood. You may also like
Bayern charge ‘through the pain’ to claim Uefa Super Cup
Hans-Dieter Flick has praised his Bayern Munich players for pushing ‘through the pain barrier to win’ the Uefa Super Cup against Sevilla. You may also like
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Jurgen Klopp says Bayern Munich boss Hansi Flick could hardly have achieved more in his short time at the club – but suggested the Bundesliga side were lucky to win the Champions League. You may also like
Bayern edge PSG to win Champions League
Bayern Munich have completed a second treble in eight seasons after Kingsley Coman scored the decisive goal to secure a 1-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain in Sunday’s intense Champions League final. You may also like
Mbappe hungry to make history with Champions League win
Kylian Mbappe said he joined Paris Saint-Germain to make history by winning the Champions League on the eve of the final against Bayern Munich. You may also like
Bayern cruise past Lyon to book spot in UCL final
Serge Gnabry was the hero as Bayern Munich defeated a game Lyon 3-0 to book their place in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain. You may also like
De Bruyne hurting after shock Champions League exit
Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne admitted he cannot wait to return home after seeing his side’s Champions League hopes go up in smoke against Lyon on Saturday. You may also like
Guardiola adamant Man City will eventually break UCL curse
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes the club will break their Champions League curse eventually after the Premier League side were knocked out of the competition at the quarter-final stages for a third straight season. You may also like
