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_bayern-beat-cologne-to-delay-leverkusen-celebrations.jpg "Goals from Raphaël Guerreiro and Thomas Müller saw Bayern Munich delay Bayer Leverkusen's title celebrations")
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_pep-guardiola39s-side-were-leading-shootout-before-crowd-kept-hold-of-ball-to-knock-bernardo-silva-39out-of-sync39-befor.jpg "Manchester City fans caused a delay of around 40 seconds before Bernardo Silva's disastrous penalty in his side's Champions League defeat to Real Madrid.<br/><br/>In a match dubbed the champions against the Kings, nothing could separate the two sides across two games and it ended up with a penalty shootout, with Pep Guardiola's side coming up short.<br/><br/>City had an early advantage in the shootout when former Ballon d'Or winner Luka Modric saw his spot kick saved by Ederson, but Silva missed straight after and Kovacic also had his effort stopped.<br/><br/>Silva's miss came bizarrely, with the Portugal star shooting straight down the middle and Madrid stopper Andriy Lunin standing still and comfortably catching the ball in what would prove a crucial moment.<br/><br/>But it didn't appear completely the player's fault, as he was made to wait to take his kick due to the ball being in the crowd and City fans not giving it back.<br/><br/>Silva stood waiting to take his kick as Italian referee Daniele Orsato asked for a new ball, and looked on before it eventually returned from the crowd.<br/><br/>He then appeared nervous as he stepped up to take the kick and scooped it straight into the hands of a grateful Lunin.<br/><br/>The ball had ended up in the crowd after Ederson dived low to save Modric's spot-kick just before Silva's effort.<br/><br/>Replays showed 38-year-old Modric hoofing it into the stand behind the goal before making his way back to the halfway line. <br/><br/>Rio Ferdinand, working as a pundit on TNT Sports, highlighted the fact that it was Silva's fans who were delaying the kick before former City man Joleon Lescott revealed how it would have ruined the star's preparations.<br/><br/>'It would have taken him out of sync,' Lescott said. 'The routine, technique. It is a long time, you start thinking. It is a soft penalty.'<br/><br/>Ferdinand said it was a 'shame' that City fans had delayed the spot-kick. Silva was visibly frustrated as he waited to take his penalty he was seen gesticulating with his arms before running to retrieve the ball when it was eventually returned.<br/><br/>Guardiola said of his player taking the penalty: 'He said he wanted to take one and he is a reliable player. But what a game he had.'<br/><br/>Fans also reacted to the incident on social media. 'How must the Man City fan who kept hold of the ball before Bernardo Silva's penalty be feeling now,' one wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.<br/><br/>'City fans not giving the ball back to Bernardo Silva will go down in history - if football fans did own goals,' another wrote.<br/><br/>A third added: 'City fans screwed themselves over holding onto the ball as long as they did before Bernardo Silva’s pen!'<br/><br/>Defeat by a stoic Real side ended Guardiola and City's double Treble dream, but they remain the favorites to win a fourth straight Premier League title and to lift the FA Cup for a second consecutive season.<br/><br/>The hosts fell behind 12 minutes in when Rodrygo scored from close range and, despite a dominant display, could not draw level until De Bruyne struck 14 minutes from time.<br/>")
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_arteta-39sad-and-disappointed39-after-ucl-exit.jpg "Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta recounts where they lost the Champions League quarter-final tie to Bayern Munich")
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_how-arteta39s-genius-change-saved-the-tie.jpg "Arsenal go to Bayern Munich next with their Champions League Quarter-Final hanging in the balance. But, after their German opponents had turned around an early Bukayo Saka goal to lead 1-2, Arsenal managed to rescue the tie through Leandro Trossard.<br/><br/>The reason? Mikel Arteta's brilliant in-game changes that allowed his side to dominate, then salvage, this huge game.")
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_bayern-munich-vs-arsenal-1-0-highlights---all-goals-2024-hd.jpg "Bayern Munich vs Arsenal 1-0 Highlights _ All Goals 2024 HD")
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_tuchel-reveals-bayern39s-advantage-that-could-be-the-difference-against-arsenal.jpg "Bayern Munich boss Thomas Tuchel believes his side's UCL experience could work in their favour against Arsenal")
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![Xabi Alonso was drowned in beer as his Bayer Leverkusen players gate-crashed his post-match press conference after being crowned Bundesliga champions for the first time in their history.<br/><br/>Alonso was mid-answer when the door to the press room at the BayArena burst open with a number of his players, who chanted ‘champions’ as they proceeded to cover their manager in alcohol.<br/><br/>The Spaniard joined in with the celebrations and chanting, before returning to questions after his jubilant players had left the room.<br/><br/>The 42-year-old said he was incredibly proud to have led the club to their first-ever league title in his first full season in charge.<br/><br/>‘This is a very special moment for the club,’ Alonso said.<br/><br/>‘After 120 years, to win the Bundesliga for the first time is something extraordinary. The players performed, they were a top team together. I am so proud of all of them. For me, it’s an honor to work here.<br/><br/>‘Finally, we can say Bayer Leverkusen is the German champion. It’s a huge honor for all of us.<br/><br/>‘It was earned by the team, club, and fans. Everyone, all departments, was working and fighting for this title so we are a result of that hard work over many years.<br/><br/>‘This is a moment to enjoy and a huge success for this club. The first title is always special for everyone. So to be part of this history feels incredible.’<br/><br/>Leverkusen are now unbeaten in 43 games this season, have made the final of the German Cup, and are still in the Europa League.<br/><br/>‘Tomorrow we will celebrate,’ Alonso said. ‘We have the Europa League and the Cup. And also the Bundesliga, we still have not lost, so that could be super [to go unbeaten].’<br/><br/>Alonso, who committed his future to Leverkusen for at least one more season despite interest from Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich, admitted he did not expect this season to go as well as it has.<br/><br/>‘I had no doubt it [coming to Leverkusen] could be a great step in my new career because it was my first station as a coach.<br/><br/>‘Last year helped me a lot, to come in a difficult situation, to prove so many things. It was a great first experience, hoping that the second year would be better, not expecting that good, but happy for it to be that good.’](https://cdn3.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KA_WFnmSwA0MLZx9DGaIMrv9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_xabi-alonso-is-covered-in-beer-as-his-jubilant-bayer-leverkusen-players-gate-crash-his-post-match-press-conference.jpg "Xabi Alonso was drowned in beer as his Bayer Leverkusen players gate-crashed his post-match press conference after being crowned Bundesliga champions for the first time in their history.<br/><br/>Alonso was mid-answer when the door to the press room at the BayArena burst open with a number of his players, who chanted ‘champions’ as they proceeded to cover their manager in alcohol.<br/><br/>The Spaniard joined in with the celebrations and chanting, before returning to questions after his jubilant players had left the room.<br/><br/>The 42-year-old said he was incredibly proud to have led the club to their first-ever league title in his first full season in charge.<br/><br/>‘This is a very special moment for the club,’ Alonso said.<br/><br/>‘After 120 years, to win the Bundesliga for the first time is something extraordinary. The players performed, they were a top team together. I am so proud of all of them. For me, it’s an honor to work here.<br/><br/>‘Finally, we can say Bayer Leverkusen is the German champion. It’s a huge honor for all of us.<br/><br/>‘It was earned by the team, club, and fans. Everyone, all departments, was working and fighting for this title so we are a result of that hard work over many years.<br/><br/>‘This is a moment to enjoy and a huge success for this club. The first title is always special for everyone. So to be part of this history feels incredible.’<br/><br/>Leverkusen are now unbeaten in 43 games this season, have made the final of the German Cup, and are still in the Europa League.<br/><br/>‘Tomorrow we will celebrate,’ Alonso said. ‘We have the Europa League and the Cup. And also the Bundesliga, we still have not lost, so that could be super [to go unbeaten].’<br/><br/>Alonso, who committed his future to Leverkusen for at least one more season despite interest from Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich, admitted he did not expect this season to go as well as it has.<br/><br/>‘I had no doubt it [coming to Leverkusen] could be a great step in my new career because it was my first station as a coach.<br/><br/>‘Last year helped me a lot, to come in a difficult situation, to prove so many things. It was a great first experience, hoping that the second year would be better, not expecting that good, but happy for it to be that good.’")
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_39it-makes-me-extremely-sad39-tuchel-devastated-by-recent-injury-blows.jpg "Kingsley Coman was helped off the pitch in Bayern's 2-0 win over Cologne, adding to their list of injuries.")
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_kane-focusing-on-bayern-cause-over-arsenal-history.jpg "The former Tottenham star has scored 15 goals in his last 20 games against Bayern's Champions League opponents")
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_bayern-remain-arsenal39s-ucl-nemesis-data-review.jpg "Bayern Munich knocked Arsenal out of the Champions League once again, thanks to a Joshua Kimmich header")
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_bayern-munich-v-arsenal-big-match-predictor.jpg "Can Arsenal finally see past Bayern Munich in the Champions League after a 2-2 draw in the first leg?")
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_bayern-beat-cologne-to-delay-leverkusen-celebrations.webp "Goals from Raphaël Guerreiro and Thomas Müller saw Bayern Munich delay Bayer Leverkusen's title celebrations")
_pep-guardiola39s-side-were-leading-shootout-before-crowd-kept-hold-of-ball-to-knock-bernardo-silva-39out-of-sync39-befor.webp "Manchester City fans caused a delay of around 40 seconds before Bernardo Silva's disastrous penalty in his side's Champions League defeat to Real Madrid.<br/><br/>In a match dubbed the champions against the Kings, nothing could separate the two sides across two games and it ended up with a penalty shootout, with Pep Guardiola's side coming up short.<br/><br/>City had an early advantage in the shootout when former Ballon d'Or winner Luka Modric saw his spot kick saved by Ederson, but Silva missed straight after and Kovacic also had his effort stopped.<br/><br/>Silva's miss came bizarrely, with the Portugal star shooting straight down the middle and Madrid stopper Andriy Lunin standing still and comfortably catching the ball in what would prove a crucial moment.<br/><br/>But it didn't appear completely the player's fault, as he was made to wait to take his kick due to the ball being in the crowd and City fans not giving it back.<br/><br/>Silva stood waiting to take his kick as Italian referee Daniele Orsato asked for a new ball, and looked on before it eventually returned from the crowd.<br/><br/>He then appeared nervous as he stepped up to take the kick and scooped it straight into the hands of a grateful Lunin.<br/><br/>The ball had ended up in the crowd after Ederson dived low to save Modric's spot-kick just before Silva's effort.<br/><br/>Replays showed 38-year-old Modric hoofing it into the stand behind the goal before making his way back to the halfway line. <br/><br/>Rio Ferdinand, working as a pundit on TNT Sports, highlighted the fact that it was Silva's fans who were delaying the kick before former City man Joleon Lescott revealed how it would have ruined the star's preparations.<br/><br/>'It would have taken him out of sync,' Lescott said. 'The routine, technique. It is a long time, you start thinking. It is a soft penalty.'<br/><br/>Ferdinand said it was a 'shame' that City fans had delayed the spot-kick. Silva was visibly frustrated as he waited to take his penalty he was seen gesticulating with his arms before running to retrieve the ball when it was eventually returned.<br/><br/>Guardiola said of his player taking the penalty: 'He said he wanted to take one and he is a reliable player. But what a game he had.'<br/><br/>Fans also reacted to the incident on social media. 'How must the Man City fan who kept hold of the ball before Bernardo Silva's penalty be feeling now,' one wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.<br/><br/>'City fans not giving the ball back to Bernardo Silva will go down in history - if football fans did own goals,' another wrote.<br/><br/>A third added: 'City fans screwed themselves over holding onto the ball as long as they did before Bernardo Silva’s pen!'<br/><br/>Defeat by a stoic Real side ended Guardiola and City's double Treble dream, but they remain the favorites to win a fourth straight Premier League title and to lift the FA Cup for a second consecutive season.<br/><br/>The hosts fell behind 12 minutes in when Rodrygo scored from close range and, despite a dominant display, could not draw level until De Bruyne struck 14 minutes from time.<br/>")
_arteta-39sad-and-disappointed39-after-ucl-exit.webp "Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta recounts where they lost the Champions League quarter-final tie to Bayern Munich")
_how-arteta39s-genius-change-saved-the-tie.webp "Arsenal go to Bayern Munich next with their Champions League Quarter-Final hanging in the balance. But, after their German opponents had turned around an early Bukayo Saka goal to lead 1-2, Arsenal managed to rescue the tie through Leandro Trossard.<br/><br/>The reason? Mikel Arteta's brilliant in-game changes that allowed his side to dominate, then salvage, this huge game.")
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_tuchel-reveals-bayern39s-advantage-that-could-be-the-difference-against-arsenal.webp "Bayern Munich boss Thomas Tuchel believes his side's UCL experience could work in their favour against Arsenal")
![Xabi Alonso was drowned in beer as his Bayer Leverkusen players gate-crashed his post-match press conference after being crowned Bundesliga champions for the first time in their history.<br/><br/>Alonso was mid-answer when the door to the press room at the BayArena burst open with a number of his players, who chanted ‘champions’ as they proceeded to cover their manager in alcohol.<br/><br/>The Spaniard joined in with the celebrations and chanting, before returning to questions after his jubilant players had left the room.<br/><br/>The 42-year-old said he was incredibly proud to have led the club to their first-ever league title in his first full season in charge.<br/><br/>‘This is a very special moment for the club,’ Alonso said.<br/><br/>‘After 120 years, to win the Bundesliga for the first time is something extraordinary. The players performed, they were a top team together. I am so proud of all of them. For me, it’s an honor to work here.<br/><br/>‘Finally, we can say Bayer Leverkusen is the German champion. It’s a huge honor for all of us.<br/><br/>‘It was earned by the team, club, and fans. Everyone, all departments, was working and fighting for this title so we are a result of that hard work over many years.<br/><br/>‘This is a moment to enjoy and a huge success for this club. The first title is always special for everyone. So to be part of this history feels incredible.’<br/><br/>Leverkusen are now unbeaten in 43 games this season, have made the final of the German Cup, and are still in the Europa League.<br/><br/>‘Tomorrow we will celebrate,’ Alonso said. ‘We have the Europa League and the Cup. And also the Bundesliga, we still have not lost, so that could be super [to go unbeaten].’<br/><br/>Alonso, who committed his future to Leverkusen for at least one more season despite interest from Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich, admitted he did not expect this season to go as well as it has.<br/><br/>‘I had no doubt it [coming to Leverkusen] could be a great step in my new career because it was my first station as a coach.<br/><br/>‘Last year helped me a lot, to come in a difficult situation, to prove so many things. It was a great first experience, hoping that the second year would be better, not expecting that good, but happy for it to be that good.’](https://cdn3.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KA_WFnmSwA0MLZx9DGaIMrv9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_xabi-alonso-is-covered-in-beer-as-his-jubilant-bayer-leverkusen-players-gate-crash-his-post-match-press-conference.webp "Xabi Alonso was drowned in beer as his Bayer Leverkusen players gate-crashed his post-match press conference after being crowned Bundesliga champions for the first time in their history.<br/><br/>Alonso was mid-answer when the door to the press room at the BayArena burst open with a number of his players, who chanted ‘champions’ as they proceeded to cover their manager in alcohol.<br/><br/>The Spaniard joined in with the celebrations and chanting, before returning to questions after his jubilant players had left the room.<br/><br/>The 42-year-old said he was incredibly proud to have led the club to their first-ever league title in his first full season in charge.<br/><br/>‘This is a very special moment for the club,’ Alonso said.<br/><br/>‘After 120 years, to win the Bundesliga for the first time is something extraordinary. The players performed, they were a top team together. I am so proud of all of them. For me, it’s an honor to work here.<br/><br/>‘Finally, we can say Bayer Leverkusen is the German champion. It’s a huge honor for all of us.<br/><br/>‘It was earned by the team, club, and fans. Everyone, all departments, was working and fighting for this title so we are a result of that hard work over many years.<br/><br/>‘This is a moment to enjoy and a huge success for this club. The first title is always special for everyone. So to be part of this history feels incredible.’<br/><br/>Leverkusen are now unbeaten in 43 games this season, have made the final of the German Cup, and are still in the Europa League.<br/><br/>‘Tomorrow we will celebrate,’ Alonso said. ‘We have the Europa League and the Cup. And also the Bundesliga, we still have not lost, so that could be super [to go unbeaten].’<br/><br/>Alonso, who committed his future to Leverkusen for at least one more season despite interest from Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich, admitted he did not expect this season to go as well as it has.<br/><br/>‘I had no doubt it [coming to Leverkusen] could be a great step in my new career because it was my first station as a coach.<br/><br/>‘Last year helped me a lot, to come in a difficult situation, to prove so many things. It was a great first experience, hoping that the second year would be better, not expecting that good, but happy for it to be that good.’")
_39it-makes-me-extremely-sad39-tuchel-devastated-by-recent-injury-blows.webp "Kingsley Coman was helped off the pitch in Bayern's 2-0 win over Cologne, adding to their list of injuries.")
_kane-focusing-on-bayern-cause-over-arsenal-history.webp "The former Tottenham star has scored 15 goals in his last 20 games against Bayern's Champions League opponents")
_bayern-remain-arsenal39s-ucl-nemesis-data-review.webp "Bayern Munich knocked Arsenal out of the Champions League once again, thanks to a Joshua Kimmich header")
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