Mikel Arteta confirmed that Arsenal will continue to be without Bukayo Saka and Jurrien Timber when they travel to Lisbon for their Champions League quarter-final first-leg date, adding to what is becoming a grueling injury list.
Arsenal, Atlético Madrid, Bayern Munich, and defending champions PSG have lined up in the semi-finals of this year's Champions League after exhilarating quarter-final doubleheaders, which produced not just goals but one particularly shocking result.
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Manchester United suffered their second defeat in their last four games as relegation-threatened Leeds United secured their first-ever Premier League win in Old Trafford, compounding the recent woes under Michael Carrick.
The trio of Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, and Barcelona extended their lead at the summit of their respective leagues but Arsenal failed to hold on to their advantage as Manchester City moved six points within of the Gunners.
League actions return in full flow this weekend as the run-in kicks off in different European leagues, with leaders in Germany, Italy, and Spain looking to close in on the title, while Arsenal and City head into a decisive weekend in the Premier League.
For the first time in two decades, Atlético Madrid beat Barcelona Camp Nou to establish a handsome first-leg advantage in their Champions League quarter-final tie, while a dominant PSG leaves Liverpool on the brink.
The impact of a good goalkeeper can never be overemphasized, and that has been the difference between the dominant Arsenal team and the one that lost back-to-back domestic Cup games as David Raya returned between the sticks with what the Gunners have been missing.
It appears Enzo Fernandez has reached the end of his time at Chelsea, following the recent situation between the player's camp and the club, which resulted from his comments during the international break.
Endrick reminded Carlo Ancelotti of the player he was for the Brazilian National Team before the uncertainty, as his electric performance against Croatia made Brazilians realize that he could be worth the World Cup slot ahead of Neymar, but his own slot shouldn't have been up for contention anyway.
