
Manchester City’s draw away at Bournemouth has seen the Gunners crowned league champions once again, 22 years on, with one matchday remaining.

Manchester City and Chelsea are set to contest the most important match of the year in England: the FA Cup final at Wembley.

Hull and Southampton have qualified for the play-off final for promotion to the top tier of English football.

The VAR decision in stoppage time during the West Ham v Arsenal match prevented the home side from securing a draw that would have completely changed the Premier League landscape.

Arsenal will play in the Champions League final, Aston Villa in the Europa League final and Crystal Palace in the Europa League final.

For the second time, and twenty years on from their first, the Gunners have once again reached the Champions League final.

Roberto De Zerbi's team's second consecutive victory has allowed them to climb out of the relegation zone in the Championship.

The Premier League is the only European league that could have a representative in the finals of the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.

PSG and Bayern Munich played a match that will be remembered for decades to come by football fans.

Pep Guardiola’s side beat Southampton on Saturday, whilst the Stamford Bridge side beat Leeds United on Sunday.

In this article, we’ll give you the kickoff times for the first legs of the European competition semifinals and the TV channels where you can watch them.

On Saturday, Manchester City will face Southampton, whilst on Sunday it will be Chelsea’s turn to take on Leeds United.

Pep Guardiola's team defeated the Gunners and are now three points behind in the standings with one game remaining.

The Gunners capitalized on their victory in Lisbon, while the Reds lost again to PSG.