Marvin Columbus and KO High have helped Nancy Cabral turn her life around.

Superstars often leave Dortmund, but BVB inch toward Champions League final anyway

3dRob Dawson

Man City remind Arsenal of their ruthless late season form as title race pressure mounts

9dTony Mabert

With Klopp drained of energy, Liverpool players lacked motivation in Everton loss

10dMark Ogden

Ten Hag makes Man United's FA Cup semifinal win over Coventry feel like a defeat

13dRob Dawson

Arsenal move into first but aren't celebrating: The grind only gets worse now

14dJames Olley

Real Madrid punish Man City's missed chances in Champions League epic

17dMark Ogden

Bayern give inexperienced Arsenal a painful Champions League lesson

17dJames Olley

Why Barca can only blame themselves after imploding vs. PSG

18dSam Marsden

From 'Neverkusen' to 'Megakusen': Leverkusen complete miracle run after past misses

20dTom Hamilton

Villa expose cracks in Arsenal's title bid, but Champions League offers redemption

20dJames Olley

Xavi gets the better of Luis Enrique as Barça edge PSG in first leg

24dJulien Laurens

Man City, Real Madrid show why they're world's best, set up sensational return leg

25dMark Ogden

If away games decide the Premier League title, Arsenal should be considered favourites

28dJames Olley

Ten Hag needs to start being honest with himself: Man United are a disorganised mess

30dJames Olley

With pivotal games on horizon, Arsenal get rare chance to rest key players

31dMark Ogden

Arsenal look like title contenders more than ever after cautious Man City draw

34dJames Olley

Another tepid Man United display begs the question: Is Ten Hag's sacking looming?

35dRob Dawson

Could Kobbie Mainoo be the key to unlock England's attack?

39dJames Olley

USMNT's Concacaf dominance over Mexico eases pressure

40dJeff Carlisle

Derby defeat at Man City piles more pressure on Man United manager

42dEmily Keogh

Marvin Columbus and KO High have helped Nancy Cabral turn her life around.

Jun 12, 2007, 10:28 PM