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ESPNCan Mourinho lead Real Madrid to UCL glory and prove how special he really is?
Jose Mourinho's career nosedived after he left Real Madrid in 2013. Can he return to glory?
ESPNMou defends Vini Jr. amid jeers: Not 'at his best'
José Mourinho admitted Vinícius Júnior "isn't at his best," but praised the star forward's work rate after he was whistled once again by fans at the Bernabéu during Real Madrid's 2-1 Champions League win over Inter on Tuesday.
Football ItaliaChivu: ‘I’m happy and optimistic for Inter, took game to Real Madrid’
Cristian Chivu insists he is ‘happy and optimistic for the future’ of Inter after their...
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...
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...
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...
Football ItaliaChampions League line-ups: Real Madrid vs. Inter
Inter start Lautaro Martinez, Marcus Thuram and Curtis Jones, but Federico Dimarco is injured for...
ESPNMourinho backs Endrick's Madrid 'potential'
Brazilian forward Endrick will get his time to shine at Real Madrid, according to his coach Jose Mourinho.
BBC SportFavourite Kane makes Ballon d'Or shortlist
Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane is one of three England players nominated for the 2026 Ballon d'Or alongside Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice.
Football ItaliaOfficial: Mourinho confirms 22-man Real Madrid squad to face Inter
Jose Mourinho has officially confirmed a squad of 22 Real Madrid players to take on...
Football ItaliaUCL: Real Madrid vs. Inter – Probable line-ups and where to watch on TV
Cristian Chivu and Inter get their 2026-27 Champions League campaign underway in the toughest of...
ESPNMbappé defends work rate, talks up Ballon d'Or
Kylian Mbappé launched a passionate defence of his playing style, denying that his work-rate off the ball -- alongside teammate Vinícius Júnior -- is an issue for Real Madrid.
Football ItaliaReal Madrid star Vinicius Jr pinpoints Inter threat: ‘Physically strong, they’ll cause us problems’
Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr has warned his teammates about the threat posed by Inter...
Football ItaliaMbappé prepares for Inter: I feel the best player in the world and hope for Ballon d’Or
Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappé feels this is a ‘good year’ for him to win...
Sky Sports FootballNo blockbuster signing but Arsenal's attack still finding another level
Midway through the second half at the Emirates Stadium, Martin Odegaard picked up the ball in an inside-right position and threaded a pass towards Kai Havertz, whose flick allowed the onrushing Bukayo Saka to test Emiliano Martinez.
BBC SportNo new striker, no worries - Havertz and Odegaard torment Chelsea
Nine points from three games, one goal conceded and big players stepping up - are Arsenal still ahead of the rest in the race for the Premier League title?
Sky Sports Premier LeagueAlvarez stays at Atletico - so are Arsenal too short in attack?
No Julian Alvarez to Arsenal. He joins Morgan Rogers and Vinicius Junior in not moving to the Premier League champions this summer. And Mikel Arteta has missed out on the star attacker he wanted.