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• Kylian Mbappe makes Champions League history with strike at Allianz Arena

  Kylian Mbappe became the first player to net 10 away goals in a single Champions League campaign during Real Madrid’s dramatic 4-3 quarter-final defeat to Bayern Munich. ​Kylian Mbappe etched his name into the record books on Wednesday, despite Real Madrid’s exit from the Champions League. By scoring at the Allianz Arena, the Frenchman became the first player ever to record 10 away goals in a single European campaign. His clinical finish briefly put Madrid ahead, marking his 15th goal of the tournament and his 40th across all competitions this season. ​The match remained a rollercoaster until the final whistle. While Arda Güler and Mbappe provided the firepower for Los Blancos, late strikes from Luis Díaz and Michael Olise secured a 4-3 victory for Bayern Munich. Madrid’s European journey ends here, but Mbappe’s individual brilliance remains undeniable as he continues his “spectacular campaign for the capital giants” before the upcoming 2026 World Cup.

• Raphinha issues apology for gesture towards Atletico fans after Barcelona’s Champions League clash

  Barcelona winger Raphinha issued a public apology for gesturing toward Atletico Madrid supporters following their European exit, though he remains under scrutiny for claiming the team was “robbed” by officials.

  ​Barcelona’s Raphinha has apologized for a heated exchange with Atletico Madrid fans following Tuesday’s Champions League quarter-final.

  Despite being sidelined by injury, the Brazilian was seen gesturing at supporters after the final whistle.

  Addressing the incident on social media, he explained: “I apologize for my gesture, which does not correspond with my values or my character. It was an act committed in a tense moment.”

  ​The winger could still face UEFA sanctions following separate, scathing remarks regarding the officiating at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano.

  Raphinha claimed Barcelona were “robbed” during the tie and heavily criticized the referee’s performance.

  While he expressed regret for his interaction with the crowd, stating it was “in response to a fan who was disrespecting me,” his outbursts have added further controversy to Barcelona’s elimination.

• Ademola Lookman sends Atletico Madrid into Champions League semis despite historic loss to Barcelona

  Despite a spirited 2-1 victory on the night, ten-man Barcelona were eliminated from the Champions League as Atletico Madrid secured a 3-2 aggregate win.

  ​Barcelona ignited hopes of a historic comeback as Lamine Yamal and Ferran Torres scored early to level the aggregate score. However, Ademola Lookman’s decisive strike restored Atletico’s control.

  The visitors’ momentum vanished in the 79th minute when Eric Garcia received a straight red card following a VAR review, leaving the La Liga leaders unable to find the final goal required to force extra time.

  ​Diego Simeone’s side endured a “breathless, end-to-end night laced with a little controversy” to dump the five-time winners out of the competition.

  While Barca dominated the early exchanges, they were “still jettisoned from a competition they last lifted in 2015.”

  Atletico Madrid now progress to the semi-finals, where they will face either Arsenal or Sporting CP in their quest for a maiden title.

• Barcelona defender injury scare ahead of Atletico Madrid showdown

  Barcelona defender Gerard Martín has been cleared for the Champions League quarter-final second leg against Atlético Madrid, though Marc Bernal remains a significant doubt for the decisive fixture.

  ​Barcelona’s hopes of overturning a two-goal deficit against Atlético Madrid have been strengthened by news that Gerard Martín will be available.

  Despite concerns after he was forced off against Espanyol, Martín is expected to start at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano.

  The return of Frenkie de Jong further bolsters Hansi Flick’s midfield, providing a necessary tactical lift as the Catalan giants chase a semi-final berth.

  ​While Martín is fit, Marc Bernal remains sidelined following an ankle injury sustained earlier this month.

  The youngster is yet to return to full training, leaving his availability for Wednesday’s match highly uncertain.

  Despite these concerns, Flick remains optimistic about his squad’s depth, with reporters noting, “It would be a blow for Bernal to miss out, but it is offset by the fact that de Jong is ready.”

• Spanish media all say same thing about Marcus Rashford after Barcelona derby win

  Marcus Rashford experienced a rollercoaster performance during Barcelona’s 4-1 win over Espanyol, redeeming a significant missed opportunity with a world-class volley as title celebrations draw closer.

  ​Marcus Rashford’s loan spell at Barcelona continued with a polarizing performance against Espanyol.

  The Manchester United forward missed a clear chance to extend the lead before scoring a superb late volley from a Frenkie de Jong cross.

  Spanish outlet Sport praised the strike as a “world-class finish,” while others noted his defensive work rate. It was his 12th goal of a productive season.

  ​Despite the late goal, media reactions remained divided. Mundo Deportivo described the striker as “persistent,” noting that he redeemed himself after an earlier setback.

  Hansi Flick’s side now sits nine points clear at the top of La Liga with seven games remaining.

  Attention now turns to the Champions League, where Rashford will hope to feature in the quarter-final second leg against Atlético Madrid.