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Bukayo Saka edges Arsenal past Atlético Madrid to reach Champions League final

Bukayo Saka’s first-half goal edged Arsenal into the Champions League final with a 1-0 home victory over Atlético Madrid to progress 2-1 on aggregate

Bullish Arteta urges Arsenal to ‘make next step’ as Atlético battle resumes

A first Champions League final in 20 years is within touching distance, but a difficult tie is not over yet

Mikel Arteta promises fired-up Arsenal will play ‘like beasts’ in Atlético second leg

Mikel Arteta promised that Arsenal’s players will turn into ‘beasts’ as they attempt to reach the Champions League final for the first time since 2006

Champions League review: a stone-cold classic, Díaz’s perfect timing and a defensive puritan

The first leg of the semi-finals produced a nine-goal thriller and a tense evening in Madrid. Next week’s matches are set to be a treat

Arteta will seek to use perceived injustices as Arsenal fuel after Atlético anger

Manager was fuming after semi-final draw but also needs a gameplan that can deliver more chances in Champions League second leg

Disney+ to broadcast live men’s Champions League games for the first time

Disney has secured the live rights in several European countries, including Sweden, for the 2027-31 cycle

Diego Simeone can breathe again as fortune favours Atlético at last

Atlético’s manic man in black is the personification of the club’s longing to be back in the Champions League final

Arteta left ‘incredibly fuming’ after VAR denies Arsenal penalty against Atlético

Mikel Arteta was furious that Arsenal were denied a penalty that could have given them a lead over Atlético Madrid after the first leg of the Champions League semi-final

Atlético Madrid 1-1 Arsenal: Champions League semi-final, first leg – as it happened

Viktor Gyokeres and Julian Alvarez scored from the spot before Arsenal were controversially denied another penalty

Gyökeres and Alvarez on spot as VAR controversy denies Arsenal at Atlético

Arsenal were denied a first-leg edge in Madrid after VAR overruled a late penalty award in a Champions League semi-final tale of three spot-kicks

PSG and Bayern’s box-fresh talents or Premier League title tussle: you can only have one

The Premier League isn’t as fun and fizzy as PSG v Bayern but that’s the price of the twice-weekly churn that rewards discipline and sacrifice

Football’s greatest games: from Messi’s magnificence to the mighty Magyars

PSG 5-4 Bayern, arguably the wildest match in Champions League history, has sparked a debate about football’s finest dramas – here are six to savour

Feeling genuinely sorry for Guardiola and others who missed PSG 5-4 Bayern

In today’s Football Daily: a generational classic at the Parc des Princes

‘Pinnacle of art and culture’: Europe’s media on nine-goal PSG-Bayern thriller

Champions League semi-final first leg was described as ‘pure madness’ and ‘football in its finest essence’

‘The best match I have coached’: Luis Enrique thrilled by PSG’s 5-4 win over Bayern Munich

Luis Enrique called it ‘the best match I’ve coached’ after his PSG side edged out Bayern Munich 5-4 in Champions League semi-final first leg

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