Football

Simon Davies, who was the Manchester City academy coach, was appointed the head coach of the Belgian club Anderlecht.

Barcelona will face Valencia in the final of the Copa del Rey, with hopes of soothing European disappointment.

Real Madrid are expected to have a summer overhaul after a disastrous 2018-19 campaign.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said he expects his rivals to get better next season and he promised to have an even stronger team.

Premier League: Liverpool put up their best-ever points showing this season but still failed to win the title.

Liverpool need to win their final Premier League match against Watford and hope for Manchester City to falter in order to win the title.

Juergen Klopp slammed UEFA's choices of venues while Mauricio Pochettino spoke against the shoot in lodging and ticketing prices.

UEFA Champions League: Harry Kane did not mince his words in the dressing room at half time before a transformed Tottenham beat Ajax to storm into final.

Son Heung-min's journey from South Korea to the English Premier League in the words of his brother Son Heung-yun.

Iker Casillas said he was very grateful to have survived the heart attack and said he didn't care about anything else right now.

Indian women's football national team coach Maymol Rocky spoke about how she built the current team, the Indian Women's League and more.

Premier League: Divock Origi scored late as Liverpool beat Newcastle United 3-2 to go back on top of the table. Cardiff lost to Crystal Palace to get relegated to English Championship.

All India Football Federation's technical committee has shortlisted Albert Roca, Lee Ming-sung, Igor Stimac and Hakan Ericson for the Indian men's football team coach position.

UEFA Champions League: Ajax continued to touch greater heights while Tottenham Hotspur matched one of their worst records during the first leg of their semi-final in London.

Premier League: Wolverhampton Wanderers put up another brilliant show against the Big 6 as they beat Arsenal 3-1.

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri was embroiled in a scuffle towards the end of Chelsea 2-2 draw with Burnley and also did not carry out his post-match media duties.