Rangers’ 1-1 draw with Young Boys on Thursday ensured that all nine British teams have qualified for the knockout phase of European competition.
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Who’s through, who has work to do? How things stand for British teams in Europe
The Champions League and Europa League are both rapidly approaching the knockout stages.
Brighton boss Potter expects defender Duffy to be out for several weeks
Brighton boss Graham Potter expects defender Shane Duffy to be out for a number of weeks with a calf problem.
Ireland’s Bohemians field 14-year-old
Irish club Bohemians handed a league debut to a 14-year-old on Friday night as they drew 0-0 at Derry.
Boateng refuses to accept Juve are invincible ahead of Fiorentina clash
Fiorentina’s Kevin-Prince Boateng is insistent that reigning Serie A champions Juventus are not unbeatable ahead of this weekend’s encounter between the two Italian sides.
Troy Parrett brace leads Republic of Ireland Under-21s to win in Sweden
Tottenham striker Troy Parrott helped Republic of Ireland Under-21s earn a fine come-from-behind 3-1 victory in Sweden and keep them on track to qualify for Euro 2021.
AIK Stockholm boss Norling aims to harness home advantage against Celtic
AIK Stockholm boss Rikard Norling claims he has nothing to gain by reviewing how Romanians Cluj were able to rip Celtic’s defence apart four times.
What Celtic’s Champions League exit means for the club
Celtic saw their Champions League bid crumble on Tuesday night as they suffered a shock 4-3 defeat at home to Cluj, sending Neil Lennon’s men out on aggregate.
Tottenham feel UEFA’s punishment of Barcelona is too lenient
Tottenham have “grave concerns” over the suitability of UEFA’s punishment to Barcelona after stewards attacked their fans during a Champions League match at the Nou Camp.
Liverpool and Tottenham fans call on sponsors to return Champions League tickets
Liverpool and Tottenham supporters are calling on sponsors to return some of their Champions League ticket allocations to fans travelling to Madrid for next month’s all-English final.
Liverpool and Tottenham fans call on sponsors to return Champions League tickets
Liverpool and Tottenham supporters are calling on sponsors to return some of their Champions League ticket allocations to fans travelling to Madrid for next month’s all-English final.
Arsenal and Chelsea ‘complicit in fleecing fans’ ahead of Europa League final, say supporters’ trusts
Arsenal and Chelsea fans have joined forces to criticise UEFA and their own clubs over ticket arrangements for the Europa League final in Baku later this month.
UEFA defends Europa League final ticket allocation
UEFA has defended the allocation of tickets for the Europa League final in Baku, claiming it would not be responsible to issue Chelsea and Arsenal fans more than 6,000 each.
Liverpool and Tottenham fans challenge ‘extortionate’ ticket costs for final
Liverpool and Tottenham supporter trusts have united to condemn profiteering by hotels and travel companies as well as ticket allocation and cost issues ahead of their Champions League final.
Incredible week of dramatic comebacks in football
It was a monumental week of football, full of comebacks, drama and great individual performances.
A full English to enjoy as Premier League clubs take over Europe
Football fans face a scramble for tickets for the Champions and Europa League finals after English teams completed a clean sweep of the continent’s top two competitions.
Lisbon Lions star Stevie Chalmers dies aged 83
Stevie Chalmers, scorer of Celtic’s winning goal in the 1967 European Cup final, has died at the age of 83, the club have announced.
European football bosses vow to protect domestic game amid Super League rumours
European football bosses have vowed to protect the domestic game across the continent after reiterating their opposition to the creation of a money-spinning Super League.
England up to fifth in FIFA rankings
England have climbed to fifth place in the latest FIFA world rankings, with Belgium now clear at the top.
O’Neill not fearing for his Republic of Ireland job
Martin O’Neill does not fear for his job as he heads into the Republic of Ireland’s Nations League double-header against Denmark and Wales.