Football

Surprise La Liga leaders Atletico Madrid have little time to bask in the glory of Wednesday's Champions League win against Barcelona with a tricky trip across town to play relegation-threatened Getafe looming on Sunday.

Portugal rise to No. 3 in the latest FIFA rankings and fourth-ranked Colombia now lead the South American nations.

Mourinho was fined 8,000 poundsand warned about his future conduct after being sent to the stands in last month's 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa.

Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone got his tactics spot on in the battle with Barcelona counterpart as his side dumped Barca out of Europe.

Madrid hold a 3-0 lead from the first leg and the nine-time champion have never lost a Champions League tie after winning the opening leg by that score.

Saturday's 4-1 home win over a lively Southampton side was City's fifth in their last six matches, with the other result a 1-1 draw at fourth-placed Arsenal.

East Bengal thrashed Mohammedan Sporting 3-1 to close the gap with leaders Bengaluru FC by four points and keep their I-League title hopes alive.

Bayern host United next week in the return leg of the Champions League quarter-final with the Germans favourites to advance.

Both clubs were promoted from the Championship last season and while Palace sit five points above the relegation zone, Cardiff are three points from safety in 18th place.

In other matches, Manchester United will visit Newcastle United while the table-toppers Liverpool play West Ham at Upton Park on Sunday.

Chelsea will be without Eto'o for their Champions League quarter-final first leg against Paris St Germain after the striker failed to recover from a hamstring strain.

Languishing seventh in the EPL after a dismal first season under manager Moyes, United are huge underdogs to get through the two-legged quarter-final.

Andy Carroll scored one goal and laid on another as West Ham United piled on the relegation woes for Sunderland with a 2-1 victory.

United fans unhappy with their side's poor season pitched together to raise money for a fly past, with the banner reading 'Wrong One; Moyes Out'.

In the most exciting season finale in years, Atletico lead Barcelona by one point and Real Madrid by three with eight games to go.

Recent experience at the turbulent club, however, suggests that the Dutchman may have been lulled into a false sense of security.