Report: Barca 0-3 Bayern
Brilliant Bayern Munich completed a stunning Champions League semi-final mauling of Barcelona to set up a final against Borussia Dortmund
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Zlatan going nowhere
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has rubbished suggestions he could leave Paris St Germain after helping them to their first Ligue 1 title in 19 years
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The Cameroonian teenager has already trained with Barca's first team and is being talked up as a future first-choice at the Nou Camp
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Football, bloody hell! Fergie wins first Champions League title, v Bayern, 1999
Sheringham! Solskjaer!! One of the most memorable nights ever for English club football, and a first European Cup for Fergie.
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Earlier this season, we asked Sir Alex Ferguson for his thoughts on fellow manager – and friend – Jose Mourinho. With the shock news that Fergie is to finally stand down at Old Trafford, what chance Mourinho replacing him?
Bundesliga: Dress rehearsal
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Ben Loder saw Dortmund and Bayern face off in a match which whetted the appetite for next week's Champions League final
Read the full story'Fantastic' Varane usurps Pepe at the back for Real
Mou: "It's not easy for Pepe to be steamrollered by a 19 year old kid [Varane] but that's the law of life. The kid is fantastic."
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Kaiser backs Hoeness
Bayern Munich's honorary president Franz Beckenbauer has welcomed the club's decision to turn down president Uli Hoeness' offer to resign
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Read the full storyHoeness resignation rejected by Bayern board
Bayern Munich's advisory board has rejected club president Uli Hoeness' resignation at a meeting today.
Hoeness recently made a self-denunciation to the German tax authorities that he had not declared taxes on an account he held in Switzerland.
He is currently being investigated on suspicion of tax evasion and had offered to resign from his position while the investigation took its course.
– Bayern Munich board statementAfter intense discussion, the advisory board of FC Bayern Munich AG decided unanimously that Uli Hoeness should continue in his position of president.
Uli Hoeness expressed his regret at the incident and apologised...[decision to keep him on is] in the interests of FC Bayern, who need to concentrate fully on reaching further sporting goals with the Champions League final on 25 May and the German Cup final on 1 June.
Spot the 'baller
Upside - you're playing the Champions League. Downside - you've got to wear a mask. But who is this former Premier League star?
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