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Real Madrid confirmed their participation in the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona after initially boycotting pre-match activities, which raised doubts about their participation. The club's statement clarified they never intended to withdraw from the match, despite expressing concerns over comments made by referees Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea and Pablo González Fuertes, which they deemed inappropriate. The situation escalated as the referees discussed their experiences and the pressures they face, emphasizing the impact of criticism...

Video – Nerazzurri Hype Javier Zanetti’s Iconic Volley Goal In Inter Milan Vs Roma Serie A ClashInter Milan is set to face Roma in a crucial Serie A match this weekend, as the Nerazzurri aim for a victory to maintain pressure on Napoli in the title race. Meanwhile, Roma is motivated to secure a win in pursuit of a Champions League spot for the next season. To build excitement for the matchup, Inter Milan shared...

Real Madrid expressed outrage after referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea, set to officiate the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona, broke down in tears due to pressure from the club's TV channel. The club condemned the referees' statements and their focus on media scrutiny, deeming it an act of hostility towards them, leading to a boycott of pre-match events. Meanwhile, both de Burgos and VAR Pablo Gonzalez Fuertes called for serious measures against the ongoing...

Victor Valdes, recently appointed head coach of Real Avila, expressed caution regarding the upcoming Copa Del Rey final between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, stating that one can never label Barcelona as favorites against such a formidable opponent. He emphasized Real Madrid's resilience and ability to perform under pressure, remarking, "Real Madrid never give up and are never dead, especially in a final." Valdes also praised Barcelona's attacking prowess this season under Hansi Flick, noting...

Vlahovic changes stance on Arsenal transfer amid Juventus strugglesDusan Vlahovic's challenging season at Juventus continues, marked by a lack of goals since Igor Tudor took over as coach and a recent injury during a match against Parma. With his contract expiring in June 2026, Juventus may need to sell him next summer to recoup some of the €70m investment, as he has expressed renewed interest in a move to top-tier clubs like Arsenal, which he...