The New York Times – Sports:
Europe’s richest competition offers the best of what soccer can deliver. But the World Cup still has something it can’t match.
Category: UEFA Champions League (Soccer)
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P.S.G. President’s Roles Raise Conflict-of-Interest Concerns
The New York Times – Sports:
When the Paris St.-Germain president avoided punishment in a UEFA investigation, some worried that his power, and his friendships, were producing special treatment.
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Unai Emery Is Back for More
The New York Times – Sports:
Fired after falling short at P.S.G. and in the Premier League, Emery has rebuilt his coaching reputation at Villarreal. It may not be long before his phone is ringing again.
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Bad Planning and Errors, Not Fans, Led to Champions League Chaos, Report Says
The New York Times – Sports:
A French Senate inquiry faulted the authorities for blaming large crowds of supporters instead of owning up to their failures, after violence and confusion marred the match near Paris.
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Bad Planning and Errors Led to Champions League Chaos, Report Says
The New York Times – Sports:
A French Senate inquiry faulted the authorities for blaming large crowds of supporters instead of owning up to their failures, after violence and confusion marred the match near Paris.
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Paulo Dybala, Juventus and the Problem With Italy
The New York Times – Sports:
The travails of Dybala, whose contract with Juventus runs out this month, are emblematic of a soccer ecosystem that is often a world apart.