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Cristiano ronaldo got his shooting form back with a brace against Apoel Nicosia

Zinedine Zidane's team had the match won by half-time with goals from Luka Modric, Fernandez Nacho and a Karim Benzema double.

Cristiano Ronaldo got his customary goals early in the second half as his two strikes saw him reach 18 goals in the competition in 2017 - more than any single player in a calendar year.



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Champions League-chasing Arsenal moved within a point of fourth-placed Liverpool with a comfortable Premier League victory over Stoke.

Despite collecting the three points, manager Arsene Wenger faced further protests from his own supporters during the game, as they flew a plane over the Bet365 Stadium and held banners inside the ground calling for him to leave the club.

Wenger's season has been blighted by protests demanding he end his long association with the club, repeated questions over whether he will sign an extension to his contract, which runs out at the end of the season, and uncertainty over the futures of key players Sanchez and Ozil.


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David Beckham has given fans a sneak peek behind the scenes of his new film King Arthur ahead of the premiere on Wednesday night.

The footballing ace makes his acting debut in the latest film from pal Guy Ritchie, which also stars Charlie Hunnam and Jude Law.

A clip of David's cameo was released on Tuesday, but left people a little underwhelmed.

In the clip, Arthur walks up to an armour-clad Becks and asks: "Right, where do you want me?"

He slowly to look over his shoulder, revealing the ugly scars on his face, and says: "Bouncing on my knee. Where do you think I want you? Hands on the hill, stupid."

When Arthur touches the sword, something magical happens, and Becks looks on in amazement.

But people took to Twitter to express their dismay.

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Rio Ferdinand has revealed what Cristiano Ronaldo told him when he asked the question on everyone's lips: "What is the secret to your success?"

The former Manchester United centre-back hailed the Real Madrid forward ahead of his side's Champions League clash with Atletico.

He explained that Ronaldo's experience has only helped him improve his game, and suggested the ex Red Devils star has proved many doubters wrong.

This season the 32-year-old became the first player in history to score 100 Champions League goals when he netted against Bayern Munich.

"When he [Ronaldo] got to 30 [years old] people questioned if he could continue," Ferdinand said on BT Sports.

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CHELSEA midfielder N’Golo Kante landed the prestigious Professional Footballers’ Association player of the year prize on Sunday night.

The Frenchman, who is on course to win a second successive Premier League title after also being part of the Leicester side which upset the odds last season, secured the most votes from his fellow players.

He saw off competition from Chelsea team-mate Eden Hazard – who won the award in 2015 – plus Tottenham’s Harry Kane, Everton striker Romelu Lukaku, Zlatan Ibrahimovic of Manchester United and Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez

Kante said: “To be chosen by the players to be player of the year means a lot to me.

“It means the world to be chosen and it’s been two beautiful seasons, one with Leicester, and we are in good form with Chelsea. To be player of the year, it’s a great honour.”

On his move from Leicester to Stamford Bridge, Kante continued: “It’s a different type of playing, but with the manager, with the players, everything is easy, because we work a lot to be good in the games. It’s working very well.”

Asked about the influence of boss Antonio Conte, the former Boulogne and Caen player said: “He knows what he wants from the players.

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Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Real Madrid took control of their Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich with a 2-1 victory at the Allianz Arena.

The Portugal international netted the 99th and 100th European goals of his illustrious career - either side of Javi Martinez's dismissal for two yellows - as the holders stole the initiative ahead of next week's return at the Bernabeu.

Ronaldo has scored 97 of his European goals in the Champions League proper, with another in the qualifiers and two in the European Super Cup.


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A letter found outside the hotel 'takes responsibility for the act' and mentions the Christmas market atrocity in Berlin in which a truck driven by an ISIS fanatic ploughed through crowds of revellers killing 12.

It also referenced Germany's deployment of Tornado reconnaissance missions as part of an international coalition battling the terror group. But in a bizarre twist this morning, it also emerged that investigators are examining a second message - circulating online - from a left wing anti-Nazi group.

German chancellor Angela Merkel said this morning she was 'horrified' by the 'repugnant' attack.

It says the bus was targeted because the Dortmund team had not done enough to fight racism, right-wing populism and neo-Nazism and that the attack was a 'symbol of the politics' of the club, the German Press Agency reports.

But the Sueddeutsche newspaper in Munich said the letter found near the scene made reference to ISIS.


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1)Hull City are currently on form

They strung together two victories for the first time since the beginning of the season and all the noise coming out of the club ahead of the game is that hull City are approaching the game pressure free.

It's a freebie game for the Tigers this one. They are out of the relegation zone and playing with real confidence. Play like they did against Boro and getting a result is hardly unimaginable.

2) Man City are not

Admittedly yes, they have had a tough run of games, in which they have played Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea in their last three Premier League clashes. But for a club like Man City, they are expected to pick up more than just the two points that they have.

In fact Guardiola's side haven't won in their last four outings in all competitions, losing to Monaco the other result in that run, and hull could catch them at just the right time.

3)Man City have not won at home in the league for two months

The Citizens have struggled at home of late in the Premier League, They may have beaten Monaco in the high scoring 5-3 and beaten Huddersfield Town 5-1, but the fact is they haven't won a Premier League game at the Etihad since February 5 in which they struggled to a 2-1 win over Swansea City.

4)Man City struggle to break the Tigers down First leg

In fact, 72 minutes had passed before Andy Robertson dived in on Raheem Sterling and Yaya Toure slotted the penalty away to open the scoring. The score line did Mike Phelan's side no favours but it was very misleading.

5) Man City has a porous defense that concede goals

It's a problem they have had all season, a rickety defence has resulted in goals being shipped. In the top seven, only Liverpool and Arsenal have conceded more than Pep's side.

Seven in their last four games in all competitions is hardly desirable and it goes to prove that if you can find the holes you can get at them.

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Former Chelsea player and coach Ray Wilkins claims Antonio Conte wants Andrea Pirlo as his backroom staff once summer transfer window opens, as Pirlo is currently playing for New York City FC in the MLS but he has less than a year left to run on his current contract.

Steve Holland currently occupies the role but will be leaving in the summer to be take up a full-time role with the England national team.

Wilkins, who spent years as an assistant to Chelsea bosses like Carlo Ancelotti, Guus Hiddink and Luiz Felipe Scolari told talkSPORT: "Pirlo, the Italian, speaks English and he can come in tomorrow.

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Sunderland manager was seen to be very angry at the turn out the match against Burnley and as such was furious at the Match Of The Day journalist Vicki Sparks' line of questioning and even warned her about returning to Stadium of Light.

In an off-air exchange posted by the Express, Moyes warns Sparks to think twice before returning to the Stadium of Light.

Ex-Manchester United manager Moyes exact words to the reporter was:


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Sadio Mane is facing a stint on the sidelines after trapping his knee in a challenge with Leighton Baines during the Merseyside Derby.

Liverpool striker Mane appeared in serious discomfort but was able to limp off with the help of medical staff.

Mane handed the Reds an early lead against Everton with a classy finish.

The Senegalese speedster has netted 13 times in his debut season on the Kop to become the side's leading goal scorer.

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After the international break, the Premier League returns in what is very much the business end of the season. Into the final quarter of the season, there remains plenty to decide at either end of the season.

And for a host of sides, this weekend could prove crucial, whether looking down or looking up.The weekend's action kicks off with a Merseyside derby at Anfield, and culminates with Sunday's meeting between Arsenal and Manchester City.

Here, are six things to look out for as the top flight makes its return:

1. Can Lukaku make a big-game difference?
Everton are outsiders for a top six finish under Ronald Koeman this season, but that remains precisely what the Dutchman is aiming for.

If the Toffees are to lay claim to a European spot, then key will be Romelu Lukaku, the Premier League’s 21-goal top scorer.The Belgian’s future remains up in the air, with Lukaku unwilling to extend his current deal, despite Everton’s offer of £150,000-a-week. He wants to play in the Champions League and against Europe’s very best. But the question remains: is he a top-level centre-forward?

Last summer the ex-Anderlecht star was linked with a host of Europe’s big names, but those links came to nothing. This term, he has taken his game up a notch and his Everton record is mightily impressive, with 83 goals in 157 games.

2. Will Sakho stand firm against Chelsea's attack?
Crystal Palace have hauled themselves out of the Premier League drop zone with three successive victories, keeping clean sheets in each game.

To those who have been watching the Eagles, it's little surprise that those results have coincided with Mamadou Sakho's arrival in the starting lineup.

Up to speed after being out of favour at Liverpool, the French international has been outstanding in the Eagles backline, a clear upgrade on any other centre-half at the club.

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It was a date with destiny

Argentina are in the process of appealing the verdict but the player is already openly protesting his innocence.

'My comments were never directed at the first assistant, they were comments made to the air,' Messi told La Nacion.

Messi said 'la concha de tu madre', which translates as 'your mother's ****' — a common cursing phrase in Argentina — in the direction of Brazilian linesman Emerson Augusto do Carvalho at the end of the match after being harried and fouled by Chile's Jean Beausejour.

The official patted him on the head and tried to calm him down but Messi continued ranting.

Carvalho said later he did not understand at the time what Messi was saying.

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Starting XI

GK: Danijel Subašić - AS Monaco (France) - Croatia
RB: Łukasz Piszczek - Borussia Dortmund (Germany) - Poland
RB: Gabriel Mercado - Sevilla FC (Spain) - Argentina
CB: Michael Keane -Burnley (England) - England
CM: Marco Verratti -Paris Saint-Germain (France) - Italy
CM: Thiago Alcântara -Bayern München (Germany) - Spain
LM: André Schürrle - Borussia Dortmund (Germany) - Germany
CAM: Lukas Podolski - Galatasaray (Turkey) - Germany
LM: Emil Forsberg - RB Leipzig (Germany) - Sweden
ST: Cristiano Ronaldo - Real Madrid (Spain) - Portugal
LW: Neymar - FC Barcelona (Spain) - Brazil

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Argentina will appeal the four-match ban handed to Lionel Messi by FIFA, national team secretary Jorge Miadosqui has confirmed.

The punishment, which rules Messi out of competitive action for his country until the final World Cup qualifier against Ecuador next season, was announced just hours before Argentina take on Bolivia in La Paz on Tuesday.

"We are surprised by the decision that has been taken," Miadosqui said. "We are very angry because of the way it was handled hours before playing. "We are going to appeal the FIFA sanction. There are previous [examples] to believe the punishment can be decreased.

"Messi is sad, as we all are. We do not agree with the way in which this was handled."

Messi's sanction relates to his actions in the closing stages of Argentina's World Cup qualifying win over Chile in Buenos Aires last week

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The video assistant referee (VAR) is an association football assistant referee that reviews decisions made by the head referee with the use of video footage and a headset for communication.

France: Lloris; Jallet, Koscielny, Umtiti, Kurzawa; Tolisso, Kante, Rabiot; Mbappe, Gameiro, Griezmann

Spain: De Gea; Carvajal, Ramos, Pique, Alba; Koke, Busquets, Isco; Pedro, Morata, Iniesta

Referee: Zwayer (GER)

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England are looking to firm up their grip on Europe's Group F in World Cup qualifying when Lithuania visit Wembley on Sunday afternoon.

Gareth Southgate is ready to hand Jermain Defoe a start upfront in the new manager's bid to break down the minnows — almost three-and-a-half years since the veteran Sunderland striker's last England start.

England: Hart, Walker, Keane, Stones, Bertrand; Dier, Oxlade-Chamberlain; Lallana, Alli, Sterling; Defoe

Lithuania: Setkus, Vaitkunas, Kijanskas, Klimavicius, Slavickas, Kuklys, Zulpa, Novikovas, Slivka, Cernych, Valskis


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Arsenal youngster, Alex Iwobi, has revealed that Jack Wilshere is the biggest influence on his career.

Reading's Head coach Jaap Stam has jumped to the top of West Ham’s wanted list to replace Slaven Bilic.

Pressure is again growing on Bilic after a disappointing run of results and talks over a new contract for the Croat have been shelved until the summer.

The Hammers’ co-chairman David Sullivan expressed his frustration on the club’s website after a 3-2 defeat at Bournemouth and publicly apologised to fans after last week’s 3-2 home defeat to Leicester.

Former Manchester United star Stam has impressed at Reading, taking them into the play-off positions in the Championship in his first full-time job in management.

Stam – who held the manager’s job at Dutch club Zwolle on a temporary basis – has signed a two-year deal at the Berkshire club.

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1. Iheanacho's lack of playing time is affecting his confidence

2. Mikel's absense from the team

3. Moses absence from the team

4. Onazi's injury

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