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In a nail-biting match, Liverpool defeated Villarreal 3-2 in second leg of their Champions League semi-final on Tuesday to book their place in the final. The Reds beat the yellow Submarine 5-2 on aggregate.
Also read: Watch! Fans celebrate on streets as Real Madrid win record extending 35th La Liga title
The first half was dominated by Villarereal as Boulaye Dia and Francis Coquelin scored their debut goals in the first half to give Yellow Submarine a comfortable lead but the half-time introduction of Luiz Diaz turned the game on its head. While Fabino scored the first goal for the team in the 62nd mins, Luiz Diaz scored in the 67th minute and Sadio Mane's 74 mins goal took the Reds in a leading position.
This is Liverpool's tenth Champions League final and third final in last five seasons, and will play their final against either Manchester City or Real Madrid in Paris on 28 May.
Also read: Premier League: Everton stuns Chelsea, Tottenham beat Leicester and Arsenal win as well

Champions League: Liverpool beat Villarreal to reach third final in 5 years

Liverpool are through to final!

A nail-biting match against Villareal as Liverpool reach their 3rd Champions League final in 5 years

Liverpool will play their final against either Manchester City or Real Madrid in Paris on 28 May.

In a nail-biting match, Liverpool defeated Villarreal 3-2 in second leg of their Champions League semi-final on Tuesday to book their place in the final. The Reds beat the Yellow Submarine 5-2 on aggregate.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/watch-fans-celebrate-on-streets-as-real-madrid-win-record-extending-35th-la-liga-title-1651402687558" target="_blank">Watch! Fans celebrate on streets as Real Madrid win record extending 35th La Liga title</a>
The first half was dominated by&nbsp;Villarreal&nbsp;as&nbsp;Boulaye Dia and Francis Coquelin&nbsp;scored their debut&nbsp;goals to give Yellow Submarine a comfortable lead but the half-time&nbsp;introduction of Luiz&nbsp;Diaz&nbsp;turned the game on its head. While&nbsp;Fabino&nbsp;scored the first goal for the team in the 62nd&nbsp;mins, Luiz&nbsp;Diaz&nbsp;scored in the 67th minute and&nbsp;Sadio Mane's 74th&nbsp;mins&nbsp;goal gave the Jurgen Klopp led side the win.
This is Liverpool's tenth Champions League final and third final in last five seasons, and will play against either Manchester City or Real Madrid in Paris on 28 May.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/premier-league-everton-stuns-chelsea-tottenham-beat-leicester-and-arsenal-win-as-well-1651431428599" target="_blank">Premier League: Everton stuns Chelsea, Tottenham beat Leicester and Arsenal win as well</a>

English club Liverpool defeated the giant-killer Villarreal 2-0 in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League semifinals on Wednesday at Anfield. 
Also read: Manchester City edge past Real Madrid in a high scoring Champions League thriller
The first half of the game remained goalless but two back-to-back goals brought the breakthrough. The first goal came in form of Villareal's Pervis Estupinan's own goal in the 53rd minute and Sadio Mane scored the second just two minutes later. 
Despite their profile as a modest club, Villarreal had stunned the football world after eliminating Juventus and Bayern Munich in the knockout stage. But they were off-target in their match against Liverpool. Liverpool won the tournament in 2019 and are eyeing their third Champions League final in five years.
The return leg match between the two sides will be played at the Estadio de la Ceramica on May 3.
Also read: Premier League: Manchester United name Erik ten Hag as the new manager

Liverpool defeat Villarreal 2-0 in first leg of Champions League semi-final

Estupinan's own goal and Sadio Mane's second leads Liverpool to defeat giant-killer Villarreal 2-0 in the Champions League

Here is what happened in the game 

Pervis Estuinan's own goal and the goal by Sadio Mane helped Liverpool win against Villarreal 2-0 in the first-leg of Champions League semifinal.

English club Liverpool defeated Villarreal 2-0 in the first leg of the UEFA&nbsp;Champions League&nbsp;semifinals on Wednesday at Anfield.&nbsp;
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The first half of the game remained goalless but two back-to-back goals&nbsp;broke the deadlock.&nbsp;Villareal's&nbsp;Pervis Estupinan's&nbsp;own goal in the 53rd minute was followed by&nbsp;Sadio Mane's strike in 55th min.
Despite their profile as a modest club, Villarreal had stunned the football world after eliminating&nbsp;Juventus&nbsp;and Bayern&nbsp;Munich in the knockout stage. But they were off-target in their match against Liverpool. Liverpool won the tournament in 2019 and are eyeing their third Champions League final in five years.
The return leg match between the two sides will be played at the Estadio de la Ceramica on May 3.
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After Karim Benzema's legendary hat-trick, Real Madrid defeated Chelsea by 3-1 in the 1st leg of the Champions League quarterfinals. With this hat trick, Benzema has become the fourth player ever to score back-to-back hat tricks in Champions League.
Benzema has been looking very impressive for the last couple of years. He has scored 42 goals in his last 42 games. He has scored 11 goals this season which is highest by any Frenchman in Champions League in a season.
In a post-match news conference, Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said, "He's better every day, like wine." The 2nd leg will now be played in Madrid on 13th April and after the hammering at the Stamford Bridge, Chelsea are all but out of competition.

 UEFA Champions League: Karim Benzema's masterclass floors Chelsea as Real Madrid win big

Real Madrid defeats Chelsea as Karim Benzema scores a hat-trick once again!

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After Karim Benzema's legendary hat-trick, Real Madrid defeated Chelsea by 3-1 in the 1st leg of the Champions League quarterfinals. With this hat trick, Benzema has become the fourth player ever to score back-to-back hat-tricks in Champions League.
Benzema has been looking very impressive for the last couple of years. He has scored 42 goals in his last 42 games. He has scored 11 goals this season which is highest by any Frenchman in Champions League in a season.
In a post-match news conference, Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said, "He's better every day, like wine." The 2nd leg will now be played in Madrid on 13th April and after the hammering at the Stamford Bridge, Chelsea are all but out of competition.

Karim Benzema&nbsp;became the fourth player ever in Champions League history to score back-to-back hat-tricks. Benzema's&nbsp;legendary hat-trick led Real Madrid to win over Chelsea by 3-1.

After Karim Benzema's legendary hat-trick, Real Madrid defeated Chelsea by 3-1 in the 1st leg of the Champions League quarterfinals. With this hat-trick, Benzema has become the fourth player ever to score back-to-back hat-tricks in Champions League.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/uefa-champions-league-liverpool-manchester-city-win-their-1st-leg-quarterfinal-games-1649230552708" target="_blank">UEFA Champions League: Liverpool &amp; Manchester City win their 1st leg quarterfinal games</a>
Benzema has been looking very impressive for the last couple of years. He has scored 42 goals in his last 42 games. He has scored 11 goals this season which is highest by any Frenchman in Champions League in a season.
In a post-match news conference, Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said, "He's better every day, like wine." The 2nd leg will now be played in Madrid on 13th April and after the hammering at the Stamford Bridge, Chelsea are all but out of competition.
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When most sports bodies made Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for their players, the owner of a Romanian football club barred vaccinated players from playing for his team.
Romanian MP Gigi Becali, the owner of Steaua Bucharest club, believes that vaccinated players are powerless.
Becali claims that Bucharest's rival clubs are struggling as most of their squads are vaccinated.
"You’re going to laugh, but I might be right. Those vaccinated lose their strength. That’s something scientific", Becali said.
Notably, Becali took a stake in the 1986 European Cup winner, Steaua Bucharest, in 2003.
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Romanian football club owner banned vaccinated players to represent his team

No place in THIS football team for vaccinated players! 

Bizarre diktat by a Football club owner against players who are vaccinated for Covid-19

'Vaccinated footballers are powerless', bizarre claim by a European football club owner

When most sports bodies made Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for their players, the owner of a Romanian football club barred vaccinated players from playing for his team.
Romanian MP Gigi Becali, the owner of Steaua Bucharest club, believes that vaccinated players are powerless.
Becali claims that Bucharest's rival clubs are struggling as most of their squads are vaccinated.
"You&rsquo;re going to laugh, but I might be right. Those vaccinated lose their strength. That&rsquo;s something scientific", Becali said.
Notably, Becali took a stake in the 1986 European Cup winner, Steaua Bucharest, in 2003.

When most sports bodies made Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for their players, the owner of a Romanian football club made a bizarre&nbsp;claim about vaccines

When most sports bodies made Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for their players, the owner of a Romanian football club barred vaccinated players from playing for his team.
Romanian MP Gigi Becali, the owner of Steaua Bucharest club, believes that vaccinated players are powerless.
Becali claims that Bucharest's rival clubs are struggling as most of their squads are vaccinated.
"You&rsquo;re going to laugh, but I might be right. Those vaccinated lose their strength. That&rsquo;s something scientific", Becali said.
Notably, Becali took a stake in the 1986 European Cup winner, Steaua Bucharest, in 2003.
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As two seasons of European football have been disrupted due to Covid-19, the clubs were hit by a massive seven billion euros revenue loss in this period, according to a UEFA report.
The clubs have to shed their uninterrupted rise in revenue over the previous 20 years given long months of empty stadiums have caused an 88 percent slump in ticket revenues during 2021 as compared to 2019.
Moreover, the clubs lost four billion euros in 2019-2020 and three billion euros in 2020-2021 as a result of declining gate collections, sponsorship, and broadcast rights revenues.
Also read: Top 5 big ticket transfers in European football
The latest UEFA analysis contains the consolidated results of these same 711 clubs for the year 2020, as well as the projected financial statements of 95 significant teams for the year 2021, with games played behind closed doors.

UEFA: Covid-19 put a massive 7 billion euros crater in European clubs' revenue

Covid-19 pandemic has ensured that the European football clubs suffered a massive €7 billion loss in the past 2 years 

Disrupted many times by the global Covid-19 pandemic, the European football has suffered mega losses and according to the governing body UEFA, the revenue loss is approximately &euro;7 billion.&nbsp;
The clubs have to shed their uninterrupted rise in revenue over the previous 20 years given long months of empty stadiums have caused an 88 percent slump in ticket revenues during 2021 as compared to 2019.
Moreover, the clubs lost four billion euros in 2019-2020 and three billion euros in 2020-2021 as a result of declining gate collections, sponsorship and broadcast revenues.
The latest UEFA analysis contains the consolidated results of these same 711 clubs for the year 2020, as well as the projected financial statements of 95 significant teams for the year 2021, with games played behind closed doors.

As two seasons of European football have been disrupted due to Covid-19, the clubs were hit by a massive seven billion euros revenue loss in this period, according to a UEFA report

Disrupted many times by the global Covid-19 pandemic, the European football has suffered mega losses and according to the governing body UEFA, the revenue loss is approximately &euro;7 billion.&nbsp;
The clubs have to shed their uninterrupted rise in revenue over the previous 20 years given long months of empty stadiums have caused an 88 percent slump in ticket revenues during 2021 as compared to 2019.
Moreover, the clubs lost four billion euros in 2019-2020 and three billion euros in 2020-2021 as a result of declining gate collections, sponsorship and broadcast revenues.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/top-5-deadline-day-transfers-in-european-football-1643690420391" target="_blank">Top 5 big ticket transfers in European football</a>
The latest UEFA analysis contains the consolidated results of these same 711 clubs for the year 2020, as well as the projected financial statements of 95 significant teams for the year 2021, with games played behind closed doors.

India's legendary footballer and renowned coach Subhas Bhowmick passed away in the wee hours of Saturday after a prolonged illness. He was suffering from kidney and diabetes-related ailments for a long time. He was 72 years old.
Bhowmick was a member of the team that won a bronze medal in the 1970 Asia Games. Bhowmick made his debut at the age of 19 years from the Rajasthan club and represented India as a mid-fielder. He scored a hat-trick against the Philippines in the Merdeka Cup in 1971.
After hanging up his boots, Bhowmick switched to coaching and made his debut on the field as the coach for Mohun Bagan before joining East Bengal. He was most successful as a coach at East Bengal and guided the team to the ASEAN Cup title in 2003.
He also coached clubs like Mohammedan Sporting, Salgaocar, and Churchill Brothers

Asian Games medallist and renowned football coach Subhas Bhowmick dies at the age of 72

Subhas Bhowmick was a member of the Indian team that won a bronze medal in the 1970 Asia Games. He was most successful as a coach at East Bengal and guided the team to the ASEAN Cup title in 2003

India's legendary footballer and renowned coach Subhas Bhowmick passed away in the wee hours of Saturday after a prolonged illness. He was suffering from kidney and diabetes-related ailments for a long time. He was 72 years old.
Bhowmick was a member of the team that won a bronze medal in the 1970 Asia Games. Bhowmick made his debut at the age of 19 years from the Rajasthan club and represented India as a mid-fielder. He scored a hat-trick against the Philippines in the Merdeka Cup in 1971.
After hanging up his boots, Bhowmick switched to coaching and made his debut on the field as the coach for Mohun Bagan before joining East Bengal. He was most successful as a coach at East Bengal and guided the team to the ASEAN Cup title in 2003.
He also coached clubs like Mohammedan Sporting, Salgaocar, and Churchill Brothers

India's legendary footballer and renowned coach Subhas Bhowmick has passed away in the wee hours of Saturday after a prolonged illness

India's legendary footballer and renowned coach Subhas Bhowmick passed away in the wee hours of Saturday after a prolonged illness. He was suffering from kidney and diabetes-related ailments for a long time. He was 72 years old.
Bhowmick was a member of the team that won a bronze medal in the 1970 Asia Games. Bhowmick made his debut at the age of 19 years from the Rajasthan club and represented India as a mid-fielder. He scored a hat-trick against the Philippines in the Merdeka Cup in 1971.
After hanging up his boots, Bhowmick switched to coaching and made his debut on the field as the coach for Mohun Bagan before joining East Bengal. He was most successful as a coach at East Bengal and guided the team to the ASEAN Cup title in 2003.
He also coached clubs like Mohammedan Sporting, Salgaocar, and Churchill Brothers.
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In a heart-warming gesture, the Al-Wakrah club on Monday gave a guard of honour to the medical team that treated their defender Ousmane Coulibaly, who suffered a heart attack on the pitch.
The Paris-born Coulibaly collapsed on Saturday just before half-time and was treated by the medical team of Qatar Hamad Hospital with the assistance of Al-Wakrah and Al-Rayyan medics.
The 31-year-old Mali international is now in stable condition. He joined the Al-Wakrah club in 2019.
Also read: FA cup: Ronaldo-less Manchester United seal a hard-fought 1-0 win over Aston Villa

WATCH: Al-Wakrah give a guard of honour to medics that treated their defender after on-pitch heart attack

In a heart-warming gesture, Qatari football club Al-Wakrah gave a guard of honour to the medical team that treated their defender Ousmane Coulibaly, who suffered a heart attack on the pitch

In a heart-warming gesture, the Al-Wakrah club on Monday gave a guard of honour to the medical team that treated their defender Ousmane Coulibaly, who suffered a heart attack on the pitch.
The Paris-born Coulibaly collapsed on Saturday just before half-time and was treated by the medical team of Qatar Hamad Hospital with the assistance of local medics.
The 31-year-old Mali international is now in stable condition. He joined the Al-Wakrah club in 2019.

In a heart-warming gesture, the Al-Wakrah club on Monday gave a guard of honour to the medical team that treated their defender Ousmane Coulibaly, who suffered a heart attack on the pitch.

In a heart-warming gesture, the Al-Wakrah club on Monday gave a guard of honour to the medical team that treated their defender Ousmane Coulibaly, who suffered a heart attack on the pitch.
The Paris-born Coulibaly collapsed on Saturday just before half-time and was treated by the medical team of Qatar Hamad Hospital with the assistance of local medics.
The 31-year-old Mali international is now in stable condition. He joined the Al-Wakrah club in 2019.
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A team played a football match with nine men with no substitution, this may seem bizarre to many but it has happened during an I-League game.
Rajasthan United, who played first match in the I-League competition, were already down to nine men before kick-off following confusion in the registration of amateur players.
However, these nine men fought valiantly in their debut I-League game before going down 2-0 against Punjab FC.
Punjab put immense pressure on the debutant goalpost but Rajasthan denied them of taking an early lead before Punjab netted one in the 27th minute.
Punjab had many chances to score but Rajasthan played with immense grit and resilience. Punjab have to wait till the dying minutes to double the lead.
Though Rajasthan lost their debut match but showed how to play defensive football in an improbable situation.
So, how did Rajasthan United get into this bizarre game of football?
Rajasthan made it to their maiden I-League qualification in October. Then, some errant decisions from the club led to this unprecedented situation. The Jaipur-based club decided to let go of many players to sign better ones for the I-League.
But the club had no way to sign professional players in October as the July-August transfer window for professional players had already ended.
AIFF allowed the club to rope in amateur players till December 31 but here a catch-22 situation arose. According to the AIFF statement issued on December 21, amateur players who got signed on or before August can play till December 31, which did not allow Rajasthan United's new signings to play in their I-League opener on Sunday.

I-League: Nine-man Rajasthan United go down fighting vs Punjab in a bizarre football match

Rajasthan United played a football match with nine men and no substitutions in the I-League. tap to know what happened

How a nine-man Rajasthan United go down fighting vs Punjab in a bizarre football match?

A team played a football match with nine men and no substitutions in the I-League.
Rajasthan United, who played their first match in the I-League competition, were already down to nine men before kick-off following confusion in the registration of amateur players.
However, these nine men fought valiantly in their debut I-League game before going down 2-0 against Punjab FC.
Punjab had many chances to score but Rajasthan played with immense grit and resilience. Forget having a complete Playing XI, the team had no substitutes either.
So, how did Rajasthan United get into this bizarre game of football?
Rajasthan made it to their maiden I-League qualification in October. Then, some errant decisions from the club led to this unprecedented situation. The Jaipur-based club decided to let go of many players to sign better ones for the I-League.
But the club had no way to sign professional players in October as the July-August transfer window for professional players had already ended.
AIFF allowed the club to rope in amateur players till December 31 but according to a statement by the football board&nbsp;&nbsp;suddenly changed that rule which did not allow Rajasthan United's new signings to play in their I-League opener on Sunday.

Rajasthan United, who played first match in the I-League competition, were already down to nine men before kick-off following confusion in the registration of amateur players

A team played a football match with nine men and no substitutions in the I-League.
Rajasthan United, who played their first match in the I-League competition, were already down to nine men before kick-off following confusion in the registration of amateur players.
However, these nine men fought valiantly in their debut I-League game before going down 2-0 against Punjab FC.
Punjab had many chances to score but Rajasthan played with immense grit and resilience. Forget having a complete Playing XI, the team had no substitutes either.
So, how did Rajasthan United get into this bizarre game of football?
Rajasthan made it to their maiden I-League qualification in October. Then, some errant decisions from the club led to this unprecedented situation. The Jaipur-based club decided to let go of many players to sign better ones for the I-League.
But the club had no way to sign professional players in October as the July-August transfer window for professional players had already ended.
AIFF allowed the club to rope in amateur players till December 31 but according to a statement by the football board&nbsp;&nbsp;suddenly changed that rule which did not allow Rajasthan United's new signings to play in their I-League opener on Sunday.
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