Liverpool striker Darwin Núñez has emerged as a surprise target for Barcelona. Transfer Talk has the latest.

The youngster is one of the most promising players in Barcelona's youth academy  Leer

Barça coach Xavi Hernández wants his side to exact revenge on Girona when the two teams meet at Montilivi with second place in LaLiga up for grabs.

Napoli are trying to renew Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's contract after Barcelona showed interest in signing the winger. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski scored a hat-trick in the second half to help his side fight back to claim a hard-fought 4-2 win on Monday over visitors Valencia, who were leading 2-1 when they were reduced to 10 men just before the break.

A week ago, Sporting CP coach Rúben Amorim was the leading candidate to replace Jürgen Klopp at Liverpool. Now, his future is increasingly uncertain.

Chelsea fall agonisingly short in Europe while teenage goalscorer Issy Hobson grabs the headlines for Everton Emma Hayes praised the Chelsea fans who watched the team’s Champions League exit to Barcelona at a sold-out Stamford Bridge on Saturday and urged them to return next season. “The crowd were fantastic, they really were,” said Hayes. “I could feel their energy and they were really pushing us. I hope the club builds on it and they make sure they return. The most important thing for me is that they keep coming back.” Hayes also expressed fury at the decision-making of the officials, with the defeat marred by the sending off of Kadeisha Buchanan and penalty awarded to Barcelona for a foul in Aitana Bonmatí that ensured a 2-0 defeat on the night and 2-1 loss on aggregate. “Tonight is a tough one to take as we felt we didn’t really get a chance to lose,” she said. Suzanne Wrack Match report: Chelsea 0-2 Barcelona (1-2 on aggregate) Match report: Paris Saint-Germain SG 1-2 Lyon (3-5 on aggregate) Match report: Bristol City 0-4 Manchester City Continue reading...

Lyon and Barcelona both dug in over the weekend to secure away wins that set up a third Champions League final between the two sides in six years.

Lyon grabbed a superb 2-1 win at Paris Saint-Germain in their Women's Champions League semifinal second leg on Sunday, setting up a showdown against Barcelona on May 25.

Lyon reached their 11th Women’s Champions League and will hope to win a ninth European Cup in Bilbao after holding off Paris Saint-Germain by winning 2-1 at the Parc des Princes to complete a 5-3 aggregate win over their fellow French team. Melchie Dumournay’s late goal confirmed progress to the Basque capital after PSG had been held at arm’s length for most of the second leg. After defending champions Barcelona broke Chelsea hearts in Emma Hayes’ final season, the club coached by Sonia Bompastor, widely linked with the vacant Chelsea vacancy, held off PSG with a combination of sharp finishing and steady defending. Continue reading...

Emma Hayes called the referees' decision to send off Chelsea defender Kadeisha Buchanan as the 'worst in Women's Champions League history', as her side crashed out to Barcelona at the semi-final stage with a 2-0 defeat. The tie was level at 1-1 from the first leg, with Aitana Bonmatí cancelling out Erin Cuthbert's strike, but the game at Stamford Bridge turned decisively against Chelsea in the second leg. Buchanan stretched for a loose ball and was judged to have caught Patri Guijarro on the ankle, with referee Iuliana Demetrescu showing the Blues defender a second yellow card. Chelsea were left to hold off the European champions for the final 30 minutes with 10 players. Continue reading...

Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva is courting interest from both Barcelona and PSG. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Barcelona are back to another UEFA Women's Champions League final after defeating Chelsea in the semifinals. What does this mean for them and for the Blues moving forward?

The Chelsea manager’s last tilt at the biggest prize to elude her ended in valiant defeat by Barcelona in the semi-final As the rain relentlessly tumbled to the Stamford Bridge turf, Emma Hayes and her Chelsea players trudged forlornly around the ground, the pain etched on their faces knowing how close they had come. A matter of inches the wrong side of the post, a series of questionable refereeing decisions and a key injury to Mayra Ramírez who had caused Barcelona so many issues at the Estadi Olímpic just a week earlier. Millimetres, a series of moments … so close but so far once again. The Champions League is the one trophy that has eluded Emma Hayes in her 12-year tenure. The one that, despite her protestations, she so desperately wanted to complete her haul of winning every available trophy at a club she had built from the ground up. Continue reading...