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Malmö FF misses million rain in Champions League
Malmö FF's dream of the Champions League was extinguished in practice already at home in Skåne. Sparta Prague won the return match as well with 2–0 and advances to the fine dining room of club football with 4–0 overall.
Mbappé puts pressure on PSG – contacts Uefa
Kylian Mbappé has left French Paris Saint-Germain for Spanish Real Madrid. But the football star still has unsettled affairs with PSG.
European Success - This is How Much Swedish Teams Can Earn
The Swedish football teams are storming ahead in the European Championship qualifiers, all just one step away from league play in the fall. Sweden and the Allsvenskan have already taken a giant leap in the rankings, and with advancement, a million rain awaits.
Crazy Penalty Drama: Ajax Advances After 34 Penalties
The penalty shootout contained a total of 34 penalties. Then Ajax advanced in the European League qualifier against Panathinaikos.
City premiere in wait for the verdict: "We are innocent"
On Sunday, Manchester City will play their Premier League premiere. A season that can shake the reigning champions thoroughly – as a verdict on the club's potential rule violations is expected to come.
Spanish European Championship stars suspended for inappropriate song
The Spanish captain Álvaro Morata and Spanish star Rodri were suspended for a national team match after singing "Gibraltar is Spanish" during the European Championship gold celebration in Madrid. The Gibraltar Football Association reported the stars to the European Football Association (Uefa), which, after an investigation, punished the Spaniards for inappropriate behavior, for manifesting something other than football, and for putting football and Uefa in a bad light, writes Uefa in its decision.
Tough arena demands when Sweden wants to bid for the 2029 European Championship
Sweden and Denmark are moving forward with their joint bid to host the 2029 European Championship for women's football. However, Uefa sets high demands on the stadiums' spectator capacity – the Swedish women's national team's national arena, Gamla Ullevi, currently does not meet the requirement.
Spanish stars investigated by Uefa after European Championship win
The Spanish captain Álvaro Morata and Spanish star Rodri were among those who won the European Championship after a 2–1 victory in the final against England. The latter was also named the championship's best player.
Spanish Star Reported: "Extremely Offensive"
The Spanish star Rodri was involved in winning the European Championship after a 2–1 victory in the final against England – and was also named the championship's best player. In the celebration that followed at home in Madrid, the star took the tone, and sang together with supporters "Gibraltar is Spanish".
Ten Snack Bars from the European Championship
The European Championship in football is over and Spain is champion for the fourth time. TT lists ten snack bars from this year's tournament – from political goal gestures to masks and tears.
Rodri named European Championship's best player
Injured and substituted in the second half of the final. But Spain's midfield star Rodri got decent revenge.
Frenchman to referee European Championship final in Berlin
The Frenchman Francois Letexier, 35, has been appointed as the main referee in Sunday's European Championship final between Spain and England at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, announces the European Football Association (Uefa). It is an experienced referee who now gets the prestigious assignment.
To Secure a European Championship Spot Without Being in Match Form
Two crucial European Championship qualifying matches await Sweden's women's national team. However, the majority of the players are not in match form.
Controversial referee in thrilling semifinal
Both teams have all players available when the Netherlands and England face each other in the European Championship's second semi-final, which is judged by a controversial referee. .
The Threat to Sweden: Stars Risk Being Suspended
A completely decisive match against England – then six Swedish stars risk being suspended. In the European Championship qualifier, just two warnings lead to the player missing the next match.
He is the fastest in the European Championship
The face mask has bothered the French football star Kylian Mbappé during the European Championship in Germany, especially his peripheral vision. But the broken nose has not affected his speed on the football pitch.
Erdogan shows up at the Olympic Stadium
Merih Demir's goal celebration in the round of 16 became high politics. Now, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is in place at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin to watch the European Championship quarterfinal against the Netherlands.
Police stopped supporter march after "wolf gestures"
German police stopped a Turkish supporter march in Berlin ahead of the European Championship quarterfinal between the Netherlands and Turkey at the Olympic Stadium. The reason was that several football supporters made the so-called "wolf gesture" with their hands.
The Turnaround: The Captain Gets to Play the Semifinal
The TV graphics showed that Spain's Alvaro Morata had received a yellow card and would therefore be suspended and miss the next match. But that will not be the case.
Guide: Will Switzerland Break the Curse?
Switzerland is chasing a historic semifinal and victory against England in Düsseldorf. Turkey has to manage without round-of-16 hero Merih Demiral against the Netherlands in Berlin after a suspension due to the "wolf gesture".
Huge Fines for Bellingham – but Allowed to Play European Championship Quarterfinal
Jude Bellingham is fined around 340,000 kronor for his obscene gesture after the dream goal against Slovakia. The 21-year-old offensive midfielder is also suspended for one match – but not until after the European Championship in Germany.
Banned for the "Wolf Gesture" - Anger in Turkey
Merih Demiral is banned for two matches after making the controversial "wolf gesture" during the European Championship in Germany. The centre-back will therefore miss Turkey's quarter-final against the Netherlands in Berlin – a meeting seen as a high-risk match by the police.
The Turkish "Wolf Gesture" has a Bloody History
With his fingers, Turkey's goal hero formed two wolves and the European Championship in Germany was transformed into high politics. The gesture has a connection to a right-wing extremist movement with a bloody history.
Goal celebration becomes major politics – Erdogan to Berlin
The Turkish central defender Merih Demiral's goal celebration during the European Championship in Germany has become a major political issue. The countries have summoned their ambassadors for meetings and at Saturday's quarterfinal against the Netherlands, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be sitting in the stands.
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