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IVORY COAST: Former Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote died in China on Monday following a training session with his new club Beijing Enterprises.
- His former manager Alan Pardew said he was "devastated," adding that Tiote was a player that many young players could look to emulate.
CHELSEA: Chelsea could be without Eden Hazard for the start of next season after ruling him out for three months after...Zidane proves he's perfect for Real right now, Wenger's big risk, Inter mess
The FC crew react to Cristiano Ronaldo's comments saying his critics have to 'put their guitar back in its case.'
When Zinedine Zidane was appointed to replace Rafa Benitez back in January 2016, plenty were skeptical -- including yours truly. Boy, were we wrong. His first 17 months at the helm of the club have been close to unparalleled, and any concerns over his experience and personality have been blown away.
What about his lack of experience? Fact is, Real Madrid -- especially this Madrid -- is so different from any other club that a long track record elsewhere isn't quite as relevant. Far more important...Real Madrid and Manchester United miles apart ahead of Super Cup clash
Cristiano Ronaldo believes winning the Champions League for the fourth time is as sweet as his first with Manchester United.
It is the Super Cup of UEFA's dreams: Real Madrid vs. Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo reunited with Jose Mourinho, David De Gea vs. Gareth Bale -- one way or another.
Real's Champions League triumph in Cardiff on Saturday ensured that the 12-time European champions will now face Europa League winners United in Skopje, Macedonia, on Aug. 8 for UEFA's version of the Community Shield.
It is a trophy that matters little to either team until they win it and, as we discovered with Mourinho and Community...Real Madrid press Juventus in second half to seal Champions League title
Juventus defender Dani Alves believes his side gave the ball away too much in the Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid.
Real Madrid ripped Juventus to shreds with a scintillating second-half display to win their 12th European Cup in Cardiff on Saturday night.
The Italians had largely managed to repel the Spanish champions in the first period, thanks to Massimiliano Allegri's 4-4-2 shape. Their only weak spot seemed to be right-back Andrea Barzagli, who got targeted by Karim Benzema and Isco.
That did not prevent Cristiano Ronaldo from scoring the opener, but Juve responded by equalising with an attack down the left,...Gareth Bale to Manchester United: Should Mourinho make his move?
The ESPN FC crew discuss whether Gareth Bale moving to Manchester United is in his best interest.
Gareth Bale to Manchester United is a saga that has dominated transfer talk across the world for over four years.
David Moyes desperately tried to land Bale in 2013, even offering Tottenham around £100 million -- more than the then-world-record £86 million he eventually moved to Real Madrid for.
But Bale continues to be linked with a switch to Old Trafford. With the resurgence of Isco and his failure to start the Champions League final in Cardiff leading to rumours that Madrid would...Cristiano Jr. shows off silky skills after Real Madrid's UCL win
Cristiano Ronaldo had a season to remember for club and country.
While his father was busy being presented with the Champions League trophy, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. took to the Bernabeu pitch for a kick-about with a few other Real Madrid offspring.
Despite the glitz and glamour of the occasion, it was the youngsters who drew the attention of the crowd, as Ronaldo Jr. dazzled with a bit of silky footwork inside the 18-yard box.
Encontramos um jogador baixinho, talentoso e habilidoso que é melhor que o Cristiano Ronaldo: Cristiano Ronaldo Júnior ����������...
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