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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.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/premier-league-manchester-united-name-erik-ten-hag-as-the-new-manager-1650541800134" target="_blank">Premier League: Manchester United name Erik ten Hag as the new manager</a>

Manchester United's first game after sacking Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was a memorable one as they beat Villarreal 2-0 on Tuesday to enter the last 16 of the Champions League

Champions League: Ronaldo scores, Manchester United beat Villarreal 2-0 to enter last 16, dedicates win to Ole

Manchester United's first game after sacking Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as their manager was a memorable one as they beat Villarreal 2-0 on Tuesday to enter the last 16 of the Champions League

Champions League: Manchester United beat Villarreal 2-0 to enter last 16, dedicates win to Ole

Manchester United's first game after sacking&nbsp;Ole Gunnar Solskjaer&nbsp;as their manager was a memorable one as they beat&nbsp;Villarreal 2-0 on Tuesday to enter the last 16 of the Champions League.
It seemed that The Red Devils were in for another upset as no goals were scored till the 78th minute before&nbsp;Cristiano Ronaldo&nbsp;broke the deadlock.&nbsp;Jadon Sancho&nbsp;sealed the game in the 90th minute with his&nbsp;first goal for Manchester United in his 15th match in all competitions.
The 2 goals gave&nbsp;Michael Carrick&nbsp;a win in his first game in temporary charge of the club. He later dedicated this win to former manager&nbsp;Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Manchester United's first game after sacking&nbsp;Ole Gunnar Solskjaer&nbsp;as their manager was a memorable one as they beat&nbsp;Villarreal 2-0 on Tuesday to enter the last 16 of the Champions League

Manchester United's first game after sacking&nbsp;Ole Gunnar Solskjaer&nbsp;as their manager was a memorable one as they beat&nbsp;Villarreal 2-0 on Tuesday to enter the last 16 of the Champions League.
It seemed that The Red Devils were in for another upset as no goals were scored till the 78th minute before&nbsp;Cristiano Ronaldo&nbsp;broke the deadlock.&nbsp;Jadon Sancho&nbsp;sealed the game in the 90th minute with his&nbsp;first goal for Manchester United in his 15th match in all competitions.
The 2 goals gave&nbsp;Michael Carrick&nbsp;a win in his first game in temporary charge of the club. He later dedicated this win to former manager&nbsp;Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
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Manchester United had to end another season without a trophy as&nbsp;Villarreal beat The Red Devils in an epic penalty shootout 11-10, to win the Europa&nbsp;League. That after quality-lacking 120 minutes ended 1-1.
Gerard Moreno stunned United when he put the&nbsp;Spanish club ahead in the 29th minute with his 30th goal of the season. But&nbsp;Edinson Cavani&nbsp;equalised soon in the 2nd-half.
The scoreline didn't change thereafter as the final went into a penalty shootout.&nbsp;All 20 outfield players converted their penalties in the longest shootout in a final of any Uefa competition. In an increasingly tense stadium, Villarreal goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli blasted home his effort and then denied&nbsp;David de Gea&nbsp;to give&nbsp;Villarreal a first major trophy in their history.&nbsp;
While victory saw former Arsenal boss Unai Emery lift the Europa League for an unprecedented fourth time, Manchester United haven't won any trophy since 2017 and have lost 6 of their last 7&nbsp;penalty shootouts in all competitions.
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Villarreal beat Man United in an epic shootout to win Europa League

Manchester United had to end another season without a trophy as&nbsp;Villarreal beat The Red Devils in an epic penalty shootout 11-10, to win the Europa&nbsp;League. That after quality-lacking 120 minutes ended 1-1.

Manchester United had to end another season without a trophy as&nbsp;Villarreal beat The Red Devils in an epic penalty shootout 11-10, to win the Europa&nbsp;League. That after quality-lacking 120 minutes ended 1-1.
Gerard Moreno stunned United when he put the&nbsp;Spanish club ahead in the 29th minute with his 30th goal of the season. But&nbsp;Edinson Cavani&nbsp;equalised soon in the 2nd-half.
The scoreline didn't change thereafter as the final went into a penalty shootout.&nbsp;All 20 outfield players converted their penalties in the longest shootout in a final of any Uefa competition. In an increasingly tense stadium, Villarreal goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli blasted home his effort and then denied&nbsp;David de Gea&nbsp;to give&nbsp;Villarreal a first major trophy in their history.&nbsp;
While victory saw former Arsenal boss Unai Emery lift the Europa League for an unprecedented fourth time, Manchester United haven't won any trophy since 2017 and have lost 6 of their last 7&nbsp;penalty shootouts in all competitions.
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Arsenal was shown the door from European football as Villarreal knocked out the Premier League side from the semifinals of the Europa&nbsp;League. A goalless draw at the Emirates was enough as Villarreal won the tie on a 2-1 aggregate after they won the 1st leg. The Gunners had many chances in the game but only fired blanks as the Spanish club kept total control over the game. Mikel&nbsp;Arteta's side struggled to find the back of the net through the game as it was a revenge of sorts for Villarreal's boss Unai&nbsp;Emery who Arsenal had fired in 2019. Arsenal and its fans are now staring at a prospect of no European football next season for the first time in 25 years. The Gunners are 9th on the points table in Premier League and will be fighting hard to finish 8th or above in order to play Europa&nbsp;League next season.&nbsp;

Europa League: Arsenal dumped out of Europa League by Villarreal 

Arsenal and its fans are now staring at a prospect of no European football next season for the first time in 25 years

Arsenal was shown the door from European football as Villarreal knocked out the Premier League side from the semifinals of the Europa&nbsp;League. A goalless draw at the Emirates was enough as Villarreal won the tie on a 2-1 aggregate after they won the 1st leg. The Gunners had many chances in the game but only fired blanks as the Spanish club kept total control over the game. Mikel&nbsp;Arteta's side struggled to find the back of the net through the game as it was a revenge of sorts for Villarreal's boss Unai&nbsp;Emery who Arsenal had fired in 2019. Arsenal and its fans are now staring at a prospect of no European football next season for the first time in 25 years.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Arsenal lost in their 1st leg in the semifinals of the Europa&nbsp;League as they went down to Spanish club Villarreal&nbsp;on the road. 2 first-half goals from the home side were enough to guarantee Villarreal&nbsp;a win in the first leg but Arsenal did manage to score a crucial away goal to finish the game at 2-1. The return leg will be played in London next week as the Gunners will be hoping&nbsp;for a strong return.&nbsp;Meanwhile, Manchester United overcame a 2-1 first-half deficit to hammer AS Roma in the other semifinals&nbsp;6-2. Despite trailing at half time, United fought back to pump in 5 goals in the 2nd half and take the match 6-2 at the Old Trafford. Bruno Fernandes&nbsp;and Edinson&nbsp;Cavani scored a brace each in the high scoring game as Ole Gunnar&nbsp;Solskjaer's&nbsp;men hold the advantage ahead of the 2nd leg in Rome.&nbsp;

Europa League: Arsenal falter, Manchester United thrash AS Roma 6-2

Despite trailing at half time 2-1, Manchester&nbsp;United fought back to pump in 5 to beat AS Roma 6-2 at the Old Trafford

Arsenal lost in their 1st leg in the semifinals of the Europa&nbsp;League as they went down to Spanish club Villarreal&nbsp;on the road. 2 first-half goals from the home side were enough to guarantee Villarreal&nbsp;a win in the first leg but Arsenal did manage to score a crucial away goal to finish the game at 2-1. The return leg will be played in London next week as the Gunners will be hoping&nbsp;for a strong return.&nbsp;Meanwhile, Manchester United overcame a 2-1 first-half deficit to hammer AS Roma in the other semifinals&nbsp;6-2. Despite trailing at half time, United fought back to pump in 5 goals in the 2nd half and take the match 6-2 at the Old Trafford. Bruno Fernandes&nbsp;and Edinson&nbsp;Cavani scored a brace each in the high scoring game as Ole Gunnar&nbsp;Solskjaer's&nbsp;men hold the advantage ahead of the 2nd leg in Rome.&nbsp;

Arsenal hammered 4 goals past a hapless&nbsp;Slavia Prague in their 2nd leg of the quarterfinal clash in the Europa&nbsp;League.&nbsp;Nicolas Pepe&nbsp;and Bukayo&nbsp;Saka&nbsp;scored a goal each while&nbsp;Alexandre Lacazette&nbsp;netted a brace on a perfect night for Arsenal and Mikel&nbsp;Arteta&nbsp;as they won 5-1 on aggregate. Arsenal will now play&nbsp;Villarreal in the 2nd semifinal as it will be a reunion of sorts with former Gunners boss Unai&nbsp;Emery. Meanwhile, Manchester United also entered the semifinals of the Europa&nbsp;League after an easy 2-0 win over Spanish club Granada in the 2nd leg of their quarterfinal tie. Edinson&nbsp;Cavani&nbsp;opened the scoring in the 6th minute and Granada contributed with an own goal in the losing cause as Ole Gunnar&nbsp;Solskjaer's&nbsp;men won 4-0 on aggregate. They now play Italian giants AS Roma in the semifinals.&nbsp;

Arsenal, Man United enter Europa League semifinals 

While Arsenal defeated Slavia&nbsp;Prague, Manchester United got the better of Granda. They now play Villarreal and AS Roma in the Europa&nbsp;League semifinals&nbsp;respectively

Arsenal hammered 4 goals past a hapless&nbsp;Slavia Prague in their 2nd leg of the quarterfinal clash in the Europa&nbsp;League.&nbsp;Nicolas Pepe&nbsp;and Bukayo&nbsp;Saka&nbsp;scored a goal each while&nbsp;Alexandre Lacazette&nbsp;netted a brace on a perfect night for Arsenal and Mikel&nbsp;Arteta&nbsp;as they won 5-1 on aggregate. Arsenal will now play&nbsp;Villarreal in the 2nd semifinal as it will be a reunion of sorts with former Gunners boss Unai&nbsp;Emery. Meanwhile, Manchester United also entered the semifinals of the Europa&nbsp;League after an easy 2-0 win over Spanish club Granada in the 2nd leg of their quarterfinal tie. Edinson&nbsp;Cavani&nbsp;opened the scoring in the 6th minute and Granada contributed with an own goal in the losing cause as Ole Gunnar&nbsp;Solskjaer's&nbsp;men won 4-0 on aggregate. They now play Italian giants AS Roma in the semifinals.&nbsp;

Messi trains alone after patch up with Barcelona

33-year-old Lionel Messi trained alone at the complex in Barcelona since the arrival of new manager Ronald Koeman

Lionel Messi returned to train with Barcelona for the first time since his massive fallout with the Catalan&nbsp;club. The 33-year-old trained alone at the complex in Barcelona since the arrival of new manager Ronald Koeman. After a bitter battle with Barcelona around his transfer fee and release clause, Messi&nbsp;said that he will only stay in Spain to avoid facing his club in the court. As the new season of La Liga&nbsp;starts this month,&nbsp;Barcelona who finished 2nd last season will play Villarreal on 27th September.&nbsp;Messi&nbsp;has been with Barcelona since the age of 13 and is the club's all-time record goalscorer.

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