Dortmund know they need their best against PSG to reach final
Borussia Dortmund midfielder Marcel Sabitzer and forward Donyell Malen are likely to be fit for the Champions League semi-final first leg against Paris St Germain.
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Tales from the Coffeeshop: Auditor-general was on the verge of sainthood
– The attorney-general filed a case at the supreme court for the auditor-general’s sacking on the grounds of inappropriate behavior.
– The auditor-general, Odysseas, is confident in his innocence and believes the truth will prevail.
– The president’s stance in the affair is compared to that of Caiaphas from religious knowledge.
– The former president is filing a libel suit seeking damages over corruption allegations.
– The plan to prevent organized crime did not have the desired results.
– An opinion poll showed the most popular Disy candidate for the European Parliament elections was Loucas Fourlas.
Pochettino frustrated by Chelsea, ’s inconsistency after thrashing
Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino was frustrated by his team’s inconsistency after a 5-0 loss to Arsenal, following a tight FA Cup semi-final loss to Manchester City.
Arsenal hammer Chelsea to move three points clear at the top
Arsenal defeated Chelsea 5-0 in a Premier League match, with Leandro Trossard, Ben White, and Kai Havertz scoring two goals each. Arsenal is now three points clear at the top of the table with 77 points from 34 games.
Bellingham hits late winner as Real beat Barca
Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 3-2 with Jude Bellingham scoring the winning goal in added time.
No rush to win league title for quadruple-chasing PSG, says Luis Enrique
Paris St Germain, led by manager Luis Enrique, are not in a rush to secure the Ligue 1 title as they are also focused on the Champions League semi-final and Coupe de France final. PSG currently have a 10-point lead in Ligue 1 and are close to securing their 12th league title.
Haaland a doubt for FA Cup semi due to muscle injury
Pep Guardiola is uncertain whether Erling Haaland will feature in Saturday’s FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea after suffering a muscle injury during the Champions League quarter-final.
Indians vote in huge election dominated by jobs, Hindu pride and Modi (updated)
– India’s multi-day election has begun with nearly one billion eligible voters.
– Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking a rare third term, focusing on issues such as growth, welfare, and Hindu nationalism.
– The election pits Modi’s BJP against an alliance of opposition parties promising affirmative action and more handouts.
– Voter turnout on the first day of voting was estimated at 60%, with the highest turnout in Tripura at 80% and the lowest in Rajasthan at 51%.
– The BJP is expected to win a majority, despite concerns about unemployment, inflation, and rural distress.
– Hindu nationalism is a key election theme, with Modi’s government accused of treating minority Muslims unfairly.
– Modi aims to win 370 of parliament’s 543 seats, hoping for a two-thirds majority.
– The opposition alliance has struggled to unite, facing challenges from the government.
– Rahul Gandhi of the Congress party emphasized the importance of the election for Indian democracy.
Ancelotti proud as Real dig deep for revenge in Manchester
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti expressed pride in his team’s defensive performance against Manchester City in the Champions League quarter-finals, leading them to victory in a penalty shootout.
West Ham, ’s Leverkusen challenge boosted by Bowen’s return
West Ham United’s Jarrod Bowen, the top scorer for the Premier League side this season, missed the Europa League quarter-final first leg defeat by Bayer Leverkusen due to a knee injury. However, he has returned to training and is available for selection in the upcoming match.