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2 days ago | playingfor90.com | Fabrício Santos

Liverpool has shown a lot of maturity in the transfer market and has already signed a right-backEven in the midst of celebrations for their early Premier League title, Liverpool fans found the strength to boo Trent Alexander-Arnold at Anfield. The shocking moment came after the player was replaced by Arne Slot in the 2-2 draw against Arsenal, with the booing beingmotivated by his likely transfer to Real Madrid at no cost.

2 days ago | playingfor90.com | Fabrício Santos

Carlo Ancelotti has been officially confirmed to lead Brazil at the 2026 World Cup, leaving Real Madrid a year before the end of his contractAfter long negotiations and many twists and turns, Carlo Ancelotti has finally been officially announced by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF). Real Madrid didn't announce the departure of the Italian coach after the end of the El Clásico as everyone expected, but CBF president Ednaldo Rodrigues announced Ancelotti's arrival.

3 days ago | playingfor90.com | Fabrício Santos

Liverpool and Arsenal drew 2-2 at Anfield to show the Premier League's strength in tacticsMany might have been ignoring a game that was theoretically empty due to the early definition of the title race, but Liverpool and Arsenal put on a real show at Anfield with a great 2-2 draw, making it one of the best games in the Premier League this season.

3 days ago | playingfor90.com | Fabrício Santos

Barcelona withstood the pressure and pulled off a memorable comeback against Real Madrid with four wins in a row over their rivalsBarcelona definitely managed to overcome the frustrations caused by their elimination from the UEFA Champions League and beat Real Madrid 4-3 in spectacular fashion in Catalonia. This took Barça to 82 points and virtually wrapped up the LaLiga title, opening up a seven-point lead with three points remaining.

3 days ago | playingfor90.com | Fabrício Santos

Newcastle fulfilled its mission and took advantage of the results of the day to virtually guarantee a place in the next Champions LeagueIn a direct clash for a place in the next UEFA Champions League, Newcastle once again took no notice of Chelsea and recorded a 2-0 victory over the Blues to take their Premier League tally to 66 points from 36 games.