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Galeno's late wonder strike means there's work for Arsenal to do in their Champions League round of 16 second leg against Porto on Tuesday. The Gunners were riding a wave of momentum heading into the first leg but succumbed to Sergio Conceicao's savvy and diligent outfit which has set up an enthralling return leg in north London. Arsenal are aiming to progress into the quarter-finals of this com Pet ition for the first time since 2010. Mikel Arteta's side have won eight straight Game s in the Premier League, looking imperious while doing so, and supporters must be confident of a Tuesday night turnaround. Porto, meanwhile, have found another gear in recent weeks. A 5-0 thumping of Benfica thrust them back into Primeira Liga title contention and they extended their winning run to six matches across all competitions at the weekend. Here's 90min's preview of Tuesday night's Champions League round of 16 second leg. What time does Arsenal vs Porto kick-off? Loca...

The Pet er Bosz Derby gets underway on Tuesday night as PSV Eindhoven host Borussia Dortmund in the first leg of their Champions League round of 16 tie. Bosz endured a pretty miserable 167-day spell in charge of the Bundesliga club in 2017, but has found himself once more in Eindhoven. PSV are flying domestically and remain unbeaten in Eredivisie. However, they could only finish behind Arsenal in Group B which set up a last 16 clash with Group F winners Dortmund. The German side impressively won the toughest group of the bunch despite their domestic troubles this term. While Dortmund sit fourth in the Bundesliga, questions have continued to arise regarding Edin Terzic's long-term future at the club. Here's 90min's preview of Tuesday's round of 16 first leg. What time does PSV Eindhoven vs Borussia Dortmund kick-off? Location : Eindhoven, Netherlands Stadium : Philips Stadion Date : Tuesday 20 February Kick-off Time : 20:00 GMT / 15:00 ET / 12:00 PT Referee : Srdan Jov...

Carlo Ancelotti has explained the comparison he's made between Jude Bellingham and ex-Real Madrid star Kaka. The Madrid manager recently stated that the "closest" player to the in-form Bellingham that he's ever seen is 2007 Ballon d'Or winner Kaka and, ahead of Real Madrid's clash with Union Berlin in the UEFA Champions League , Ancelotti has been asked to explain the comparison . Ancelotti revealed his belief that Bellingham is better "without the ball" than Kaka was. "Kaka got into the box a lot with the ball. He didn't have as much quality to get there without the ball, like Bellingham. We play without a fixed nine and in the box there is more space to finish," said Ancelotti at his pre-match press conference. "With Kaka the system was different, but in general Kaka was very good on the ball and Bellingham's movement off the ball is very effective." Superstar / Nicolò Campo/GettyImages The Brazilian legend enjoyed the...

Copenhagen defender Denis Vavro has called Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho "a clown " for his antics during the two teams' Champions League clashes this season. Garnacho was caught scuffing the penalty spot late in last month's meeting between the two, when Andre Onana saved late on to seal a 1-0 victory, and was accused of trying to do the same when Copenhagen were awarded a penalty on Wednesday. Onana was powerless to stop Diogo Goncalves this time, however, as Copenhagen equalised on the night as part of their dramatic 4-3 comeback. After the Game , Vavro did not hold back with his verdict of Garnacho. "I saw that he tried to do something about the penalty kick, but Kevin Diks stood in front and blocked," Vavro told Bold . "It is the second time. And then on our pitch? To me he is a clown . "He has the mentality of a child when he tries something like this again, in an away game. It's one thing at home in the 97th minute, but her...

UEFA have confirmed that Barcelona have been granted provisional access to the 2023/24 Champions League after suspending their investigation of the Negreira case. Payments to a former referee official led to widespread condemnation for Barcelona, who were accused of bribery and threatened with a ban from European competition if they were found guilty. Barcelona president Joan Laporta has long insisted the club have broken no rules and have nothing to hide, vowing to work with UEFA while the governing body investigated the payments and allegations against the club. Now, UEFA have confirmed they have suspended their investigations and have not found any reason to ban Barcelona from the Champions League . It is stressed that UEFA's ruling is simply provisional and is not final as ethics and disciplinary inspectors from inside the organisation continue to evaluate the facts available and can request a punishment for Barcelona if any evidence of wrongdoing is found. READ THE LATEST ...