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Barcelona to keep it in the family with Vilanova
Players watch as Pep Guardiola confirms his time at Camp Nou is over.
Goalless draw with Barca a hard ask, says Roberto Di Matteo
Chelsea will try and score instead of just holding to their 1-0 advantage at Camp Nou, their interim manager has said ahead of Champions League semi-final.
Barcelona stunned by Chelsea's resilience
The London side come back from 2-0 down, and with 10 men after captain John Terry was sent off, to draw 2-2 at Camp Nou and go through on aggregate.
Gerard Pique expects hard duel with Didier Drogba
Barcelona defender ready for must-win Champions League second-leg semi-final with Chelsea tonight.
Cristiano Ronaldo steps out of Lionel Messi's shadow
The Real Madrid man usually comes off second best to his Barcelona rival when the two are on the same field. But Andy Mitten says not on this night at Camp Nou.
Opportunity for Real Madrid to seal the deal
A win or draw at Barcelona tonight will give Jose Mourinho's men virtual hold over Primera Liga title.
Spanish contingent hope to extend European exploits
Athletic Bilbao take on Sporting Lisbon, while the other semi-final is an all Spanish affair between Atletico Madrid and Valencia.
The goal from Iniesta that started the ball rolling for Barcelona
The Spanish giants are ready for yet another feisty encounter with Chelsea in the Champions League, writes Andy Mitten.
A return to the top beckons for Deportivo and Celta
At least one of Spain's most intense derbies has now been reignited in a season both clubs have enjoyed, albeit in Spain's second division.
Cristiano Ronaldo a player out on his own - well, nearly
Ronaldo has scored 41 league goals this season - as many as he got last term when he set a Spanish league record. He is set to break it this term, with many of his goals this season of the sublime category.
Unai Emery's success with Valencia appears to be in vain
Disgruntled fans and media mean a change in coach at the Primera Liga club is likely in the summer, writes Andy Mitten.
Espanyol are losing out with third party ownership
Third party player ownership is common in South American, but it is illegal in many European countries. Not in Spain, where this human trading can flourish.
Eddie Newton's third time lucky with Chelsea
Chelsea's assistant manager tells Andy Mitten how converting to Islam helped him cope with life after his playing career ended.
Barcelona look to Lionel Messi to sink challenge of AC Milan
Barca and AC Milan go into the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final all square after goalless first leg in the San Siro.
Unforgiving fixture list is proving tough on Athletic Bilbao
It is a shame the Basques are being punished for their excellence by an inflexible football calendar.
