Barcelona president, Joan Laporta, has stirred up controversy following Sunday’s Clásico defeat to Real Madrid by suggesting that the match should be replayed if it is proven that a VAR error led to Lamine Yamal’s goal not being awarded at the Bernabéu. This decision has raised questions about the role of technology in football and
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Barcelona’s midfielder Frenkie de Jong, 26, will miss the remaining six games of the season due to another ankle injury sustained during the Clásico defeat against Real Madrid. This marks the third time this season that De Jong has faced an ankle injury, causing him to miss a total of 14 games. The timing of
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez finds himself at a crossroads as he contemplates his future with the club. Despite announcing his plans to step down at the end of the season, there is a growing push from the club’s hierarchy for him to stay on. President Joan Laporta, vice president Rafa Yuste, and sporting director Deco
The lack of goal-line technology in LaLiga has once again come under scrutiny following a heated El Clásico match between Barcelona and Real Madrid. The controversial decision to not implement this technology has raised concerns among players and managers, with both Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Xavi Hernandez expressing their frustration and disappointment. Embarrassing Lack of
As the European football season approaches its climax, every match carries significant weight. Arsenal and Manchester City both responded positively to their midweek Champions League disappointments by securing victories in the Premier League and FA Cup, respectively. The FA Cup saw Manchester City come out on top in a hard-fought semifinal clash against Chelsea, with
Carlo Ancelotti has come out in defense of Real Madrid’s style of play following their Champions League progression against Manchester City. He mentioned that he has not encountered a single unhappy fan following the penalty shootout win. However, it’s important to note that as a coach, he is expected to defend his team’s performance. It
The recent incident at Barcelona’s stadium involving the invasive searches of female Paris Saint-Germain supporters has sparked outrage and shed light on the importance of respectful security measures at sports stadiums. Anoush Morel, the director of Her Game Too France, reported that female fans were subjected to “abusive” searches, including having their breasts, buttocks, and
Xavi’s announcement of stepping down as Barcelona’s manager at the end of the season came as a shock to many. Despite his success and undeniable talent, he conveyed the emotional toll that the job was taking on him. The lack of respect and the mental health challenges faced as a coach were highlighted by his
Former Mexico international Rafa Márquez has recently emerged as a surprising candidate to take over as Barcelona coach, following Xavi Hernández’s departure. Initially considered only as an interim option, Márquez’s name has gained traction within the club as they search for a new leader in the aftermath of Barcelona’s Champions League exit against Paris Saint-Germain.
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernández expressed his frustration and disappointment after his team’s elimination from the Champions League following a 4-1 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain. Xavi criticized Romanian referee Istvan Kovacs for his decision to send off Ronald Araújo, claiming it was a game-changing moment that ultimately cost Barcelona the match. The red card came at