Barcelona fans celebrate winning La Liga title in El Clasico

Barcelona's inner city turned into a huge street party after the club beat Real Madrid to win their 29th league title.

Arsenal edge closer to title and ‘spygate’ overshadows playoffs | Football Weekly video

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Robyn Cowen and Philippe Auclair to discuss all the weekend’s football Subscribe to The Guardian Football Weekly ► https://www.youtube.com/@FootballWeeklyPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 On today’s pod: Arsenal are two wins from the title after a dramatic late VAR call denies West Ham an injury-time equaliser. Was Pablo fouling David Raya? Were Arsenal lucky, or did Chris Kavanagh get the biggest VAR call of the season right? The panel ask whether Arsenal have simply been hoisted by their own set-piece petard, and how many replays are too many replays?

Askou, McGlynn, McInnes, O'Neill up for SFWA Manager of Year

Jens Berthel Askou and Martin O'Neill are nominated for the Scottish Football Writers Association Manager of the Year award after missing out on the PFA Scotland shortlist.

Beth Mead to leave Arsenal this summer after nine trophy-laden years

England forward has played key role in several title wins ‘Beth is such a special person and will always be welcome’ Beth Mead will leave Arsenal after nine years when her contract expires this summer. The England forward has made 265 appearances and scored 86 goals since joining from Sunderland, winning a WSL title, three League Cups, the Champions League and the Champions Cup while at the club. Mead, a fan favourite, played an important role in Arsenal’s second European title last May . Her clever pass created the only goal for fellow substitute, Stina Blackstenius, against Barcelona in the

Arsenal 'legend' Mead to leave club at end of season

Arsenal describe forward Beth Mead as a "legend of the club" as they announce she is to leave at the end of the season.

Bundesliga’s managerial carousel ready to spin before dramatic penultimate day | Andy Brassell

Bayer Leverkusen and Eintracht Frankfurt among teams facing a nervy last day with their managers precariously placed Not the end, perhaps, but certainly the denouement. After the penultimate weekend of the Bundesliga season some big issues remain open; the confirmation of the fourth team to qualify for the Champions League, who will be the two teams to drop to the second tier and which side will get a two-legged opportunity to reprieve themselves. Yet the German game is nothing if not reliably businesslike in getting some of next season’s key parameters set before the current exercise is done.

Wardley's team 'disappointed' with officiating after 'illegal blows' in Dubois loss

Fabio Wardley's team are disappointed with the officiating in Saturday's fight against Daniel Dubois, Sky Sports understands.

Can Hearts create history and clinch the Scottish Premiership title? LIVE!

Indy 500: UK Schedule and how to watch on Sky Sports

The Indy 500 - one of the highlights on the motorsport calendar - is here and you can watch it all across Sky Sports .

Alonso, Iraola and Silva on Chelsea shortlist as search for new manager steps up

Kaveh Solhekol indicates that Chelsea are hoping to finalise a deal for their new head coach before the World Cup, with Xabi Alonso, Andoni Iraola and Marco Silva in the shortlist for the role.

Women's T20 World Cup squads: Scotland join England in naming squad

Check out the squads for the 2026 Women's T20 World Cup, which takes place in England and Wales from June 12 to July 5, live on Sky Sports.

‘It’s how you bounce back from adversity’: Myles Lewis-Skelly back and writing his own scripts

After a tough season the 19-year-old has made his mark in Arsenal’s midfield at a crucial stage The way Myles Lewis-Skelly framed the story, it was akin to an act of God. And what about Ian Wright? The Arsenal club legend can be relied upon for heart-on-the-sleeve hyperbole and did not disappoint on Sunday as he reflected on the West Ham goal that was not; the most significant video assistant referee-inspired overrule of them all. On the pitch at the London Stadium, the referee, Chris Kavanagh, announced via his microphone that West Ham’s Pablo had fouled the Arsenal goalkeeper, David Raya,