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Jude Bellingham delivered a brutal end to Barcelona's title hopes as his 91st minute winner for Real Madrid drove a stake through the heart of Xavi Hernandez's side in a 3-2 classic that also saw Andreas Christensen, Fermin Lopez, Vinicius Jr. and Lucas Vazquez all score on Sunday night.

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After the events of the past week, Borussia Dortmund had one chance to redeem themselves in European football after losing 2-1 to Atletico Madrid in Spain. The second leg was played in the much feared Signal Iduna Park.

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Co-op Live is a black box next to Manchester City’s football ground, which has been officially opened, has a capacity of 23,500, and aims to attract many major events from London. It will be officially opened by comedian Peter Kay on Tuesday. Various stars are also lined up to perform there, including Olivia Rodriguez, Eric Clapton, and Liam Gallagher. 

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As we experience another week of thrilling football, we are graced with the knock-out stages of the UEFA Champions League. The French leaders Paris Saint German took on Spanish heavyweights Barcelona in a span of two legs. The first leg ended in a loss for the French at their home stadium. They lost 2-3 seeing former Barcelona player Ousmane Dembele scoring against his former team and then proceeding to celebrate.

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The CEO of the German sportswear giant Bjorn Gulden said in an interview that the sum reportedly paid by Nike to lure the German football team away from its historic partner Adidas was "inexplicable''.

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Portuguese football icon Cristiano Ronaldo has emerged victorious in a legal dispute against his former club, Juventus, concerning nearly €20 million (£17m/$21m) in frozen wages. The saga unfolded as Ronaldo took Juventus to court over unpaid wages during the Covid-19 pandemic, a move that has now resulted in a significant legal victory for the veteran player.

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Arsenal and Man city have finally been knocked out after a deep struggle in the champions league title race. These two were the only remaining premier league teams after Manchester United and Newcastle were knocked out.

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The Premier League title is once again in arm’s reach for Manchester city after an eventful weekend. The League leaders played on Saturday with Luton town and managed to deliver a 5-1 thrashing at their home stadium. In pursuit for the title they hoped and prayed that their challengers choke on the challenge.