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The Guardian — Champions LeaguePorto 0-2 Manchester City: Champions League – as it happened
Erling Haaland struck twice in the second half as Manchester City won a spiky, scrappy encounter despite lacking their usual fluency Jamie Jackson has noticed something strange on Uefa’s official team sheet … It’s also finished AEK Athens 1-0 LASK Linz in the battle of the acronyms* – you can follow all the other Champions League and Carabao Cup action with Daniel Harris. Continue reading...
The Guardian — Champions LeagueReal Madrid 2-1 Inter, Millwall 0-1 Newcastle: Champions League and Carabao Cup – as it happened
Real Madrid edge Inter 2-1, while there are 3-2 wins for Borussia Dortmund over Villarreal and Real Betis at Lille Inter, meanwhile, look solid. They’ve won three from three in Serie A, and will, I think, look to clutter the centre of the pitch. That’s another reason I’d like to have seen Diomande on from the start, but Mourinho has – unusually for him – done without a defensively-minded midfielder. I’m looking forward to seeing how Curtis Jones does, as I think he’s a good player who’ll thrive with regular selection and greater responsibility. And there’s no disputing the danger Inter offer up front; I don’t fancy either Madrid centre-back against Thuram and Martinez. Our main focus here, though, will be on Madrid v Inter. Mourinho’s men lost at Betis last weekend, and are without the suspended Eduardo Camvinga, Bernardo Silva and Arda Guler. As such Trent Alexander-Arnold comes in on the right of the central three – a move I doubt Aurelien Tchouameni likes all that much. I can’t say I think Alexander-Arnold is much use in that position – as Gary Neville once noted, most right-backs are failed midfielders – but he’s capable of creating something from nothing. I guess I’d quite like to see Yan Diomande on the right, but i’m not surprised Mourinho wants the extra body in midfield that Brahim Diaz can become. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballReal Madrid somehow cling on to beat Inter on José Mourinho’s big night
Sometimes football is silly, sometimes it doesn’t make much sense, and sometimes it’s fun for it. On a night when there were 37 shots and the goalkeepers shared 13 occasionally absurd saves between them, José Mourinho’s current side beat his former team Inter on his Champions League return to Real Madrid. Just don’t ask exactly how. Except perhaps to cite Thibaut Courtois, whose astonishing 89th-minute stop from Henrikh Mkhitaryan explained much and allowed them, just, to hold on to the first-half lead they had been given by goals from Kylian Mbappé and Fede Valverde. By Mbappé, Valverde, and Inter themselves, that is. You might be tempted to say the Italians had shot themselves in the foot, only if they tried Courtois would probably save that too. “If he wasn’t voted man of the match tonight, he never will be,” Mourinho said. It took 77 minutes for him to be beaten, Carlos Augusto’s goal giving this match a frantic last 15 minutes and Inter hope of justice, but it didn’t happen again. So a game that could have had any scoreline – “5-1 to us, 6-6, I don’t want to say they could have won,” Mourinho suggested – actually ended 2-1. Madrid’s manager called it “mad, and not a madness I like.” Continue reading...
Football ItaliaMourinho: ‘A crazy game, could’ve been 7-6, but when it’s difficult you call Jose’
Jose Mourinho admits Inter’s 2-1 defeat to Real Madrid was ‘a crazy game’ in the...
The Guardian FootballHaaland double gives Manchester City ideal Champions League start in Porto
Enzo Maresca admitted a liking for the “boom-boom” of house music in the buildup to this match, then enjoyed the sweet notes of victory having overseen a gritty performance from his Manchester City side in incessant rain. City had lost six of their past nine away games in the competition, and been beaten in the 2021 Champions League final at this venue, so to beat Porto and claim three points is a fillip for the manager’s nascent project. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballNewcastle progress as Joe Willock strikes late to see off ravaged Millwall
Newcastle did just enough in south-east London to progress to the next round of the Carabao Cup. Joe Willock scored the only goal of this boisterous, fun, slightly vague cup tie against a spirited Millwall team that was not so much down to the bare bones, as the bones beneath the bones. By the end there was a sense both sets of fans were more or less happy. Millwall for the vigour of the performance and Newcastle for the result, the clean sheet and any signs of early progress in the dawning of the age of Jaissle-ball. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaUCL | Real Madrid 2-1 Inter: Costly errors ruin Champions League opener
Inter paid the price for embarrassing early errors in their 2-1 Champions League defeat to...
BBC SportFrom shot-shy to shoot on sight - Villa find a way to win
Aston Villa finally found their shooting boots with three goals at Club Brugge - but their win was not straightforward.
BBC SportLiverpool monitoring Thiaw - Wednesday's gossip
Germany defender Malick Thiaw is being looked at by Liverpool, Manchester United, Fulham want to lock down Calvin Bassey and James Rodriguez is in Serie B talks.
Football ItaliaLocatelli: ‘I am distraught and hurts knowing I cannot fight for Juventus’
Manuel Locatelli admits he’s ‘distraught’ after undergoing knee surgery with reports he could be out...
Football ItaliaVideo: Inter howlers gift two early Real Madrid goals
Curtis Jones and Josep Martinez committed avoidable howlers as Inter gifted Real Madrid two early...
Football ItaliaReport Inter meet Dimarco agent ahead of Real Madrid battle
Inter face Real Madrid in the Champions League this evening, but also took the opportunity...
The Guardian — Champions LeagueClub Brugge 2-3 Aston Villa: Champions League – as it happened
Villa’s new centre forward Nicolas Jackson scored the decisive goal as they held firm to win a thriller in Bruges Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice have been nominated for this year’s men’s Ballon d’Or while Alessia Russo and Alex Greenwood have been nominated for the women’s award. The 30 men’s and 30 women’s nominees were revealed by France Football magazine on Tuesday, with the winners to be announced at a ceremony in London on 26 October. Ousmane Dembélé, who won the men’s award last year, has been nominated again, as has his France teammate Kylian Mbappé , who made history when he overtook Lionel Messi for all-time World Cup goals (22) at this summer’s tournament. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballFirst-half treble powers Aston Villa to Champions League win at Club Brugge
Aston Villa were 3-1 up after 43 minutes but were made to sweat for their first win of the season, emerging victorious from an entertaining Champions League opener with Club Brugge. John McGinn, who struck the only goal when Villa belatedly got their season up and running last September against Bologna , opened the scoring before Emi Buendía and a first goal for Nicolas Jackson in claret and blue appeared to put Villa out of sight at half-time. The Belgian side have become familiar foes since Villa returned to the big time, the glitziest club competition of them all; a freakish Tyrone Mings handball gifted the hosts a penalty, and subsequently victory , in 2024-25 and on this occasion Aaron Wan-Bissaka conceded a second-half penalty to plunge a seesawing contest back into the balance. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaChivu: ‘Inter need pace and courage to defend space’ against Real Madrid
Cristian Chivu explains his unexpected Inter changes against Real Madrid, including Curtis Jones and surprises...
The Guardian FootballAir traffic chaos delays Arsenal flight to Naples for Champions League
Team arriving late at their hotel in southern Italy Jurriën Timber in squad for first time since May Arsenal’s preparations for their opening Champions League game against Napoli have been disrupted after they were caught up in the travel chaos that affected airports across the UK. Mikel Arteta was forced to cancel his pre-match press conference at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on Tuesday after Arsenal’s flight was severely delayed by an air-traffic control issue. The Arsenal manager and his players are understood to have remained at the club’s training ground in Hertfordshire as they waited for the delay to pass after completing their morning session as usual. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaCalhanoglu: ‘Inter and Real Madrid both strong teams’
Hakan Calhanoglu insists Real Madrid and Inter are both ‘strong sides with great individuals,’ and...
Football ItaliaInter President Marotta: ‘Lautaro Martinez exemplary with Barcelona, Real Madrid strongest club’
Inter President Beppe Marotta hails ‘exemplary’ Lautaro Martinez for resisting Barcelona interest, salutes Denzel Dumfries...