In light of reports about plans to create a European Super League, UEFA have released a statement that has condemned the action with them joining hands with domestic federations. The statement has revealed that any side participating will be banned from domestic action alongside other punishments.

According to ESPN, and various other sources, twelve clubs from across Europe have reportedly agreed to form a European Super League that will take the place of the Champions League. The report has indicated that there are six English sides, three Spanish and three Italian teams involved.

According to the Evening Standard, Timo Werner has yet to convince Thomas Tuchel of his goal-scoring prowess with the German yet to prove his worth as Chelsea's primary forward. The former RB Leipzig forward signed last summer and has struggled with just ten goals across all competitions.

Ilkay Gundogan has praised Manchester City’s determination to make it to the semi-finals after defeating Borussia Dortmund to an aggregate score of 4-2. The Cityzens have finally broken their Champions League curse under Pep Guardiola which sees them heading to their first semi-final since 2016.