Manchester City's Champions League hopes were ended by Real Madrid yet again despite a determined comeback attempt at the Etihad Stadium. Pep Guardiola's side registered 22 shots at goal despite playing most of the second leg with 10 men as they sought to overturn a 3-0 aggregate deficit from last week's loss at the Bernabeu.
Arsenal reached the Champions League semi-finals after fighting out a cagey goalless draw with Sporting. The Gunners came into the game with a 1-0 lead from the first leg thanks to Kai Havertz's late goal in Portugal last week and that strike was enough to them take their place in the last four of the competition.
Five goals scored in a blistering first half, with Arda Guler opening scoring for Real after 35 seconds culminated with Bayern Munich scoring two late goals to knock record 15-time European champions Real Madrid out of the Champions League.
Evelyne Viens opened the scoring for Canada but South Korea would tie things back up before the break. Vanessa Gilles would add a brace in the second half to earn Canada the victory.
2026 Canadian Women's Soccer Friendly: Canada vs. Korea Republic
Atlético Madrid held on after an early charge by Barcelona to reach the Champions League semifinals for the first time in nearly a decade with a 3-2 win on aggregate. Lamine Yamal and Ferran Torres scored inside the first 24 minutes for the Catalan club but Atlético struck back with a 31st minute goal by Ademola Lookman.
Ousmane Dembélé scored two late goals as Paris Saint-Germain extinguished Liverpool's hopes of a comeback to march into the Champions League semifinals 4-0 on aggregate. It is now five straight wins for PSG over English clubs in Champions League knockout ties.
The biggest tournament in sports will kick off in June and ahead of the historic event, Luke Wileman and Kevin Kilbane break down each group with a deep dive. This week, they take a closer look at Group A, which features Mexico, Czechia, South Korea and South Africa.
Canadian striker Jonathan David has a full season with Juventus under his belt, and his time in Turin has come with mixed reviews. Under intense media scrutiny in Italy, David sits down with Rick Westhead to discuss his up-and-down season with Juventus and how he's kept his cool through the tough times.
Noah Okafor wrote himself into club folklore by scoring an Old Trafford brace that saw Leeds United celebrate a first Premier League win against Manchester United in over 23 years. Michael Carrick suffered just a second defeat since taking charge in January, and his first on home soil.
One of the most fiercest rivalries in the world pulses through Scotland when Celtic takes on Rangers. To the fans, it is more than just a game, it is a way of life. Japanese soccer culture is steeped in tradition. The love for the game is strong and full of fans who are ready for their team to turn some heads at the World Cup.
Kadeisha Buchanan joined the Canadian women's national team in their most recent international window for the first time since her ACL injury which cost her an entire year in recovery. CanWNT head coach Casey Stoney discusses what it was like to have Buchanan in camp.
Cyle Larin has been looking dangerous for a Southampton side which is looking to secure a playoff spot in the Championship for a chance to move up to the Premier League, but has he done enough to show he deserves to start alongside Jonathan David when the tournament starts in June? TSN Soccer analyst Steven Caldwell examines in the latest look at the Race for the Roster.
Lionel Messi makes a run to the edge of the penalty area and the ball ends up at the feet of German Berterame who slots it home.
A first half brace from Nichelle Prince and a second half brace from Anabelle Chukwu led the Canadian women's national team to a win over Zambia in international friendly action on Saturday.
Two Philadelphia Union goals in 15 minutes spoiled CF Montreal’s home opener Saturday afternoon, with the loss adding to their worst start in club history.
Kenji Mboma Dem scored a short-handed goal two minutes into second-half stoppage time and FC Cincinnati earned a draw with Toronto FC on Saturday.
Goals from Mathias Laborda and Brian White lifted the Whitecaps to a convincing victory over New York City FC on Saturday. The result moved Vancouver to the top of the Western Conference standings, two points ahead of Los Angeles FC.
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