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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta praised his side after they romped into the knockout stages of the Champions League by sweeping Lens aside 6-0 on a freezing night in north London on Wednesday.

If this had to be the last time, at least they were going to enjoy it. The final Champions League group game at the home of the club that has won more of them than anyone else was a farewell to the old format and a homage to Real Madrid’s astonishing taste for the epic,

Ipswich close gap on Foxes with thumping win over MillwallLeeds maintain pursuit of top two with victory against Swans The struggling Sheffield Wednesday snatched a stoppage-time equaliser against the Championship leaders Leicester in a 1-1 draw at Hillsborough. Jeff Hendrick scored in the third minute of injury time to earn Wednesday, who sit bottom of

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Champions League voyage has mixed occasional high-class elements with moments of startling incompetence Football clubs like to talk about culture, about DNA, about a coherent top-down philosophy. Well, there you have it. Welcome to Manchester United, a club in a state of chaos, that has at least found its authentic self in these midweek adventures.

Mikel Arteta could hardly have dreamed of a smoother return to Champions League football. Arsenal are through to the last 16 and, although the spring will surely offer stiffer tests than a weak Group B that they have won with a game to spare, a run to the latter stages will be distinctly possible should

André Onana’s latest howler gifted Galatasary a 3-3 draw on Wednesday, a result that leaves Man United’s Champions League hopes in the balance.

Two blunders by goalkeeper let hosts back into match‘It is not about an individual … it is always about the team’ Erik ten Hag bemoaned the number of goals Manchester United have conceded in the Champions League this season but refused to lay the blame at the door of the goalkeeper, André Onana, despite his

FC Copenhagen earned a goalless draw at already-qualified Bayern Munich in their Champions League Group A match on Wednesday to snap their opponents’ 17-game winning run in group-stage matches and stay in contention for a second-place finish.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has refused to blame André Onana despite two mistakes from the Cameroon goalkeeper contributing to a 3-3 draw with Galatasaray in Istanbul on Wednesday.