Red Bull’s Aussie charger on his former boss Frank Williams’s birthday win in Barcelona, and the “incredible” Premier League season.
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Webber column: Williams win ‘unreal’
Pep Guardiola will stand down as Barcelona coach at the end of the season and will be replaced by assistant Tito Vilanova.
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Guardiola to leave Barcelona post
Chelsea captain John Terry apologises to fans for the red card against Barcelona which rules him out of the Champions League final.
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Terry apologises for sending-off
Chelsea boss Roberto di Matteo says his side’s Champions League semi-final win over Barcelona is an “incredible achievement”.
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Di Matteo revels in Blues heroics
Second seed Andy Murray shows his ruthless side to overcome Sergiy Stakhovsky 6-3 6-2 in the second round of the Barcelona Open.
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Murray eases through in Barcelona
Roberto di Matteo says Chelsea need to score in the Champions League semi-final second leg against Barcelona on Tuesday.
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Chelsea have to score – Di Matteo
Roberto di Matteo says his Chelsea team need two “perfect” displays to beat Barcelona in the Champions League semi-finals.
Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore rejects a proposal by Barcelona president Sandro Rosell to reduce the top flight to 16 teams.
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Premier League rejects cut idea
Sir Alex Ferguson says Manchester United against Liverpool is the biggest game in the world, even beating Barcelona versus Real Madrid.
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Top club game in world – Ferguson
Sir Alex Ferguson says Manchester United against Liverpool is the biggest game in the world, even beating Barcelona versus Real Madrid.
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Top club game in world – Ferguson
Cesc Fabregas makes his Barcelona debut as a substitute and helps the Catalans beat Real Madrid in a bad-tempered Spanish Super Cup.
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Fabregas wins on Barcelona debut
Arsenal pair Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri are close to moves to Barcelona and Manchester City respectively, BBC Sport understands.
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Fabregas and Nasri close to exit
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Over the next four days, the U.S. national soccer team will play Spain and Canada, opponents offering a vast gulf in quality and pregame fervor. Spain captivated the planet last year in South Africa, playing with elegance and class in winning its first World Cup . With a roster featuring artistic geniuses from FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, La Roja has retained soccer’s top ranking and forged a deserved place in the annals of the modern game. Canada hasn’t qualified for a World Cup in a generation, sits between Estonia and Latvia at No. 76 in the FIFA rankings, and hasn’t beaten the United States since Landon Donovan was 3 years old (1985). Read full article > >
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U.S. soccer is ready for Spain, but looks ahead to Gold Cup
Thousands of football fans came to Wembley Stadium to watch Barcelona beat Manchester United 3-1 in the Champions League final.
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United fans see team outclassed
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson labels Barcelona “the best team I have faced” after his side’s 3-1 defeat in the Champions League final.
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Barca gave us a hiding – Ferguson
