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Pep Guardiola says title race means Manchester City must prepare for ‘six cup finals’

2-1 win over Southampton secures fourth straight FA Cup final

Raiders take Tennessee corner Jermod McCoy to open NFL draft’s final day

Jermod McCoy’s lengthy wait to hear his name called at the NFL draft came to a quick end on Saturday.

Manchester City’s relentless pursuit of silverware shows no sign of abating

A fourth consecutive FA Cup final has been reached but Guardiola’s selection against Southampton suggests priorities lie elsewhere

Bold Bayern and PSG leave Premier League elite looking more like lambs than lions

German and French clubs are showing in the Champions League they can make the most of the benefits of not having to play in a gruelling domestic competition

Arsenal edge back on top in title race after Eze stunner sees off Newcastle

It has come down to a straight shootout, similar to five rounds of penalties, the equation plain yet loaded with complications. Score or miss. With Manchester City otherwise engaged in an FA Cup semi-final, it was Arsenal who took first.

De Zerbi demands mentality shift at injury-hit Spurs: ‘We need to stay strong in the head’

Solanke and Simons were taken off injured at Wolves

Scottish Premiership: Celtic go level on points with Hearts at top of table

Daizen Maeda strikes twice as Celtic beat Falkirk 3-1

Manchester City pull off comeback win against Southampton to reach FA Cup final

What a barnstorming finish to this FA Cup semi-final, which featured three goals in eight minutes and ended with Nico González as the hero who swept Manchester City to a historic fourth consecutive final.

Heat on Sinner as Alcaraz’s absence prompts the question: who can fill the void?

The men’s game thrives on big rivalries but with the world No 2 missing through injury, the prospects of another top-10 player stepping up appear bleak

Championship roundup: Middlesbrough romp closes gap on Ipswich and Hull suffer crucial loss

Charlton’s 2-1 win and Baggies’ point relegates Oxford

João Palhinha keeps Spurs’ survival hopes alive with late winner at Wolves

Roberto De Zerbi had said he wanted no crying in his camp, after Brighton scored their late equaliser last week. It was just as the Wolves fans had started chanting: “You’re going to cry in a minute,” that the substitute João Palhinha struck the goal that, briefly helping Tottenham climb out of the relegation zone, at least keeps them in the hunt for Premier League survival.

Mohamed Salah limps off injured in Liverpool’s win against Crystal Palace

The sun shone, Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz made an impression on a Liverpool victory, Freddie Woodman seized his moment as third-choice goalkeeper and Arne Slot’s team went fourth by lifting the curse of Crystal Palace. This season being what it is for the champions, though, a dark cloud had to appear.