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Ceferin insists breakaway clubs must be punished

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin insists the 12 clubs that signed up to the Super League project must be punished. You may also like

Euro 2020 stadiums: Host cities, capacities, and everything you need to know

There are 12 Euro 2020 stadiums across Europe, showcasing some of the best venues for football the continent has to offer. You may also like

Uefa president keen to ban breakaway Super League clubs ‘as soon as possible’

Aleksander Ceferin has warned Uefa is working to ban breakaway European Super League clubs and their players from its competitions ‘as soon as possible’ and urged domestic leagues to follow suit. You may also like

Uefa and national governing bodies vow to stop European Super League

Uefa has reacted angrily to the threat of six English clubs joining a breakaway European Super League. You may also like

Mbappe double gives PSG first-leg advantage

Kylian Mbappe’s double inspired Paris Saint-Germain to a 3-2 victory over holders Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-final first leg at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday evening. You may also like

Mount, Chilwell put Chelsea in Champions League driving seat

Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell helped Chelsea seize a 2-0 victory over FC Porto in the Champions League quarter-final first leg in Seville on Wednesday night. You may also like

Uefa’s decision on new Champions League format ‘delayed by concerns of some clubs’

A decision on a new format for the Champions League has been delayed by a disagreement over the level of control clubs have over the competition’s commercial rights, according to reports. You may also like

FA urges Uefa to make changes to new-look Champions League

The Football Association has written to Uefa urging it to make changes to its proposals for a new-look Champions League. You may also like

Handball rule to be discussed by lawmakers next week

Football’s lawmakers will discuss the controversial handball rule when they gather virtually next week, the PA news agency understands. You may also like