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Neymar thanked Messi for letting him take the penalty kick during La Liga game against Cordoba, even though Messi needed it to complete his hat-trick.

Bosque is hoping that Real Madrid and Barcelona win their respective matches against Juventus and Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-finals.

"The World Cup stadium projects that we are responsible for, there have been no fatalities and no major injuries as well," said tournament chief Hassan Al-Thawadi.

Inter Milan were jeered off at San Siro again after a 0-0 draw with Chievo.

Jonas Olsson gave West Bromwich Albion a 1-0 victory at Manchester United that should ensure the team stays in the English Premier League.

Watford led the League Championship heading into Saturday's finale and was beating Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 until stoppage time when it conceded to draw 1-1.

Ronaldo wants Neymar to eclipse his mark of 62 goals for the Selecao from 98 matches. The 23-year-old has already netted 43 times in 62 international appearances.

Real Madrid have a tough decision to make in the next few days as the club decide whether or not to take up the option to buy Javier Hernandez.

Neymar scored the opener to continue his rich vein of form as 10-man Barcelona won against Espanyol while Antoine Griezmann's double helped Atletico Madrid beat Elche 3-0.

Sreejesh called for more training and exposure to ensure that Indian goal-keepers are the best in the world.

Fernandinho volleyed in an 89th-minute winner as City defeated Aston Villa 3-2 to cement a place in the English Premier League's top four for the soon-to-be-deposed champions.

Cordoba's 15th straight game without a win left them eight points from safety before the rest of the teams play this round.

"He has been able to adapt to another country and learn a new language, a very difficult language as well, and transmit what he wants," Enrique said.

Sherwood has warned Grealish about his future behaviour after the teenage midfielder was pictured in a national newspaper allegedly taking nitrous oxide.

On Monaco's sun-kissed shores, Juventus can prove Italian football isn't on their deathbed.

Robert Lewandowski scored two goals as the five-time champion overcame a 3-1 deficit from the first leg last week and advanced 7-4 on aggregate.