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Top Headlines
Barcelona 1-2 Real Madrid: Mbappe scored brace, Ralphinha goal+missed multiple chances
The final score is Barcelona 1-2 Real Madrid. Mbappe scored brace and helped the team to nail down Barca's invincible record in La Liga this season. Ralphinha once equalized from a great tactical corner kick, but along with Yamal, they missed several great chances.
Man Utd 0-3 Bournemouth: Rayan, Tavernier and Evanilson score as Red Devils suffer home humiliation
The pressure on Michael Carrick grew as Manchester United slumped to a limp 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth on Sunday.
Match Reports
Liverpool 2-0 Brighton: Isak scores, Gross made an OG as the Reds surpass the Blues on table
Game is over and the final score is Liverpool 2-0 Brighton. Alexander Isak scored for the third Premier League game running as Liverpool snapped Brighton's brilliant form with a 2-0 win at Anfield.
Freiburg 1-3 Bayern: Bischof OG, 3‑goal blast hands Bayern the victory
Game is over and the final score is Freiburg 1-3 Bayern. Here is the match report.
Udinese 0-2 Milan: Pulisic and Hutchinsons' goal lock in Milan's 5th win in the league
Game is over and the final score is Udinese 0-2 Milan. Here is the match report.
A late equaliser from Elisabeth Terland earned Manchester United a well-earned 1-1 draw that ended Manchester City's perfect start to the WSL campaign.
Chelsea required the help of super-sub Sandy Baltimore to avoid a first-ever defeat to Crystal Palace as they came from behind to win 3-1 at the 360 Engage Stadium.
These Things Happen
Chelsea's Levi Colwill appeared to clash with a fan at Stamford Bridge following their Premier League defeat by Tottenham on Saturday night.
‘We’re the best, f*ck you’: The story of Barca & Real’s four Clasicos in 18 days
After Bobby Robson’s Barcelona beat Paris Saint-Germain in the 1997 Cup Winners’ Cup final, Pep Guardiola pointed at Jose Mourinho and embraced him with a big bear hug.
Manchester United: Michael Carrick head coach on brink of losing job after Bournemouth defeat
Michael Carrick looks poised to lose his job as Manchester United head coach following their 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth, according to Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher.
Where are they now? Real Madrid’s XI for Jose Mourinho’s last El Clasico in 2013
Jose Mourinho is gearing up for his first El Clasico since 2013, but what has happened to the members of his Real Madrid side from back then?
Jose Mourinho hit out at the VAR officials despite Real Madrid's late victory in Barcelona's back yard.
Michael Carrick's future as Manchester United head coach is hanging by a thread.
Can you name every player to play for Real Madrid & Barcelona since 1990?
Thirty-three players have played for both Barcelona and Real Madrid in the history of the two great clubs. Luckily for you, we’re only asking you to name the 16 to have crossed the divide since 1990.
Ultimate El Clasico quiz: 30 questions on Real Madrid & Barcelona’s red-hot rivalry
Barcelona vs Real Madrid is widely regarded as the biggest fixture in world football. But how well do you know the rivalry between Spain’s two biggest clubs?
Crystal Palace: Sean Dyche emerges as frontrunner for Eagles job if Pierre Sage leaves - Paper Talk
The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers...
What They Say
Alvarez apologises to Atletico fans over push to join Barca
Julian Alvarez netted the winner for Atletico Madrid against Deportivo A Coruna and then apologised for trying to force a move to Barcelona over the summer.
Iraola: Feed Isak and he will score
Andoni Iraola is confident Alexander Isak will maintain his fine run of form as long as Liverpool keep creating chances for him.
Maguire: Man Utd players must look at themselves, not blame Carrick
Harry Maguire says Manchester United's players must look in the mirror and take responsibility for their dire results, admitting "something needs to change" at Old Trafford.
Flick says Barca struggled to match Madrid's physicality in Clasico defeat
Hansi Flick felt a lack of physical freshness cost Barcelona in a game he thought they controlled, after they slumped to a 2-1 defeat against rivals Real Madrid.
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dibdeistz
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Carrick has nothing more to offer . if he continues, MU may be relegated.
Huybklnyz
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who is likely to win the 2026 Balon dor
Davichi
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OK, they won, but to claim that they dominated is an outright lie.
rouceklmru
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the guy is really good
penaldo83
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dominate- with 2:1 score line, how?
you're right , Madrid was lucky.
Nipcklnsy
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Hansi Flick: “I don’t particularly enjoy coming here to explain a defeat, especially when we were in such good form. We knew exactly how we wanted to hurt Madrid, where the gaps would open up, and how we intended to control the game. We had the plans and the tactics in place; but in football, good preparation doesn’t always guarantee a result. “One player who really impressed me is Diomande. I’m not usually one to praise opposition players after a defeat, but this kid is special. He plays with such incredible discipline and courage! “Going into today’s match, our approach—as it often is in ‘El Clásico’—was to exploit the space on Vinícius’s flank. We knew that Vinícius isn’t always consistent in tracking back to defend; this would allow Lamine (Yamal) to put pressure on the defender on that side and force Madrid to drop back and defend deep. We intended to create that same scenario today, but Diomande changed everything. “This kid doesn’t make things easy for you.” He tracks back to defend, wins one-on-one duels, drives forward with the ball, gets past opponents, and possesses the intelligence to deliver the right pass. If you press him, he defends; if you give him space, he attacks. And just when you try to handle him one-on-one, he suddenly brings another player into the play. “To be honest, it was very frustrating; because every time we thought we had found a weakness, he would quickly recover and close the gap. Lamine had to work much harder than we anticipated, and that often impacted the attacking opportunities we were trying to create.”
Well said, Hansi Flick. You are a master tactician. Even in defeat you showed your class. You are tops. 🎯👏💪😄
paueimstu
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dominate- with 2:1 score line, how?
Zehadikmop
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Hansi Flick: “I don’t particularly enjoy coming here to explain a defeat, especially when we were in such good form. We knew exactly how we wanted to hurt Madrid, where the gaps would open up, and how we intended to control the game. We had the plans and the tactics in place; but in football, good preparation doesn’t always guarantee a result. “One player who really impressed me is Diomande. I’m not usually one to praise opposition players after a defeat, but this kid is special. He plays with such incredible discipline and courage! “Going into today’s match, our approach—as it often is in ‘El Clásico’—was to exploit the space on Vinícius’s flank. We knew that Vinícius isn’t always consistent in tracking back to defend; this would allow Lamine (Yamal) to put pressure on the defender on that side and force Madrid to drop back and defend deep. We intended to create that same scenario today, but Diomande changed everything. “This kid doesn’t make things easy for you.” He tracks back to defend, wins one-on-one duels, drives forward with the ball, gets past opponents, and possesses the intelligence to deliver the right pass. If you press him, he defends; if you give him space, he attacks. And just when you try to handle him one-on-one, he suddenly brings another player into the play. “To be honest, it was very frustrating; because every time we thought we had found a weakness, he would quickly recover and close the gap. Lamine had to work much harder than we anticipated, and that often impacted the attacking opportunities we were trying to create.”
Zehadikmop
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Samcdempz
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interesting
zomeknsty
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we had a very peaceful night, thank you real madrid....
and peaceful dreams 🤗
ice411
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Thats not true, its just that the lucky is on their side, had it been its madrid that got those chances as barca the game will end 6-1 or 8-1. But we hope deco saw how we’re leaking from every side of our backline, this time they shouldn’t trust flick to go all for attack than defense anymore
Barca fans always making mouth before the game Madrid will pay, Madrid will pay What happens Las las
hedbdiosty
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Thats not true, its just that the lucky is on their side, had it been its madrid that got those chances as barca the game will end 6-1 or 8-1. But we hope deco saw how we’re leaking from every side of our backline, this time they shouldn’t trust flick to go all for attack than defense anymore
Even read your statement. If Madrid got chances and couldn't score then who is the lucky team? 🤣🤣🤣 The pains still have you confused ryt? 🤣🤣🤣
Sobcdeistu
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el classico
Wingfield
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we had a very peaceful night, thank you real madrid....
umaryoung
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Barcelona Fans How Is Your Night
jeebopyz
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hi
yebilmnptz
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Thats not true, its just that the lucky is on their side, had it been its madrid that got those chances as barca the game will end 6-1 or 8-1. But we hope deco saw how we’re leaking from every side of our backline, this time they shouldn’t trust flick to go all for attack than defense anymore
Vipcdenosy
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nt
juscklmnp
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Hi
hello
Yeokmpru
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PSG Fucked Barca!!!! We Fucked them too, this time in d ass!!!!
Teyabdeyz
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Hi