Tickets for the UEFA Futsal Cup finals at Zaragoza's Pabellón Príncipe Felipe in Zaragoza are now on sale via the official portal. A ticket provides entry to both matches on that day.APPLY FOR TICKETS PricesCategory 1 (sides, lower tier): €10Category 2 (behind goals, lower tier): €8Category 3 (upper tier): €6MatchesSemi-finals: Friday 20 AprilGyőr (HUN) v Sporting CP (POR) (18:00CET)Inter FS (ESP, holders) v Barcelona (ESP) (21:00CET)Third-place play-off: 22 April (17:00CET)Final: ... UEFA.com - News
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2018/19 Champions League group stage as it stands
We're well into the knockout stage of this season's edition, but what would the 2018/19 UEFA Champions League group stage look like if Europe's major domestic leagues ended now?*NEXT SEASON'S CHANGES 2018/19 group stage as it standsESP: Barcelona, Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid, ValenciaGER: Bayern München, Schalke, Borussia Dortmund, Eintracht FrankfurtENG: Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham HotspurITA: Juventus, Napoli, Roma, I... UEFA.com - News
UEFA Europa League draw: potential match-ups
Arsenal (ENG)This season: W7 D1 L2 F23 A7 (entry: group stage)Top scorer*: Sead Kolašinac, Danny Welbeck (2)Head-to-heads in UEFA competitionv Atlético N/Av CSKA W0 D1 L1 F0 A1v Lazio W2 D2 L0 F7 A3v Leipzig N/Av Marseille W3 D1 L0 F5 A1v Salzburg N/Av Sporting W1 D1 L0 F3 A0*Olivier Giroud, Theo Walcott (both 3) left Arsenal in January UEFA.com - News
Apply now for Champions League final tickets
The ticket application window for the 2018 UEFA Champions League final in Kyiv has opened today exclusively on UEFA.com. You have until 14.00CET on Thursday 22 March to apply.APPLY FOR TICKETS As usual, fans and the general public are being allocated the majority of the tickets for the final, which will be played at the NSC Olimpiyskiy in Kyiv on Saturday 26 May, kicking off at 20:45CET (21:45 local time). Full details of pricing and distribution will follow on Friday morning.For the sales process on UEFA.com, tickets will not be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Instead, in case demand
Messi inspires Barcelona through to quarter-finals
Lionel Messi scored two and set up another for Ousmane Dembélé as Barcelona booked a quarter-final spot in style. In his first outing since the birth of his third child, Messi struck the first blow after just 127 seconds at the Camp Nou, firing between Thibaut Courtois' legs from an impossible angle. The die was cast.Messi soon turned provider, teeing up Dembélé for the former Dortmund striker's first goal in a Barcelona shirt. To their credit, Chelsea rose of the canvas after both blows, and almost countered when Marcos Alonso's free-kick struck the post just before half-time.It was Messi, night,
Džeko strike edges Roma past Shakhtar Donetsk
A composed 52nd-minute finish from Edin Džeko was enough to claim victory for Roma at home to Shakhtar Donetsk and send the Italian side through after the tie finished 2-2 on aggregate. Chances were at a premium in the opening 45 minutes despite plenty of attacking intent from both sides, with Facundo Ferreyra slicing wide the clearest opening after dispossessing Roma's Federico Fazio.The decisive moment came early in the second half when Kevin Strootman's through ball caught the Shakhtar defence high up the pitch and Džeko burst through before calmly sliding his finish through the legs of Andriy Pyatov.The visitors'
FIFA Secretary General meets with Spanish authorities
FIFA Secretary General Fatma Samoura met with Inigo Mendez de Vigo, the Spanish Minister for Education, Culture, and Sport, in Madrid on Tuesday 5 February. Also present at the meeting were Jose Ramon Lete, the president of the Spanish Sports Council, and Juan Luis Larrea, the president of the Spanish Football Association (RFEF). Taking place in a spirit of full cooperation, the meeting discussed the current situation at the RFEF. Both delegations agreed on the need for it to be resolved as speedily as possible and through established legal channels, all with a view to safeguarding the interests of Spanish football and respect for the regulations, transparency, and good gover... FIFA.com - News