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Last season’s final in Paris was overshadowed by dangerous overcrowding, misleading messaging and significant errors by police - and football chiefs want to avoid a repeat in Istanbul on Saturday

Chelsea and PSG triggered the £52m clause in Ugarte’s contract, the player was keen on a switch to Stamford Bridge but PSG dramatically increased their offer

More than 3,000 Reds fans are seeking payouts, expected to average £5,000, for psychological and physical harm after being tear-gassed by police, attacked by local gangs and caught in a crush in Paris

'It is an outrage that Baroness Hallett is having to fight the Government tooth and nail to access the records of ministers and officials'

UEFA have announced a raft of charges against Roma, Sevilla and Jose Mourinho for their antics during Wednesday's Europa League final, with the Portuguese taking aim at Anthony Taylor

Shameful footage of Roma fans harassing Anthony Taylor in the airport in Budapest, less than 24 hours after Jose Mourinho launched a furious tirade at the official in the car park of the Puskas Arena, further magnified the dismal treatments referees face

Poland's Szymon Marciniak officiated the World Cup final in December and has been selected for the upcoming Champions League final, but has been investigated for his involvement in a far-right political event

Rio Ferdinand has added his voice to those condemning the actions of Roma supporters who attacked Anthony Taylor, while also criticising UEFA for failing to protect the referee

Jose Mourinho launches a series of scathing attacks on referee Anthony Taylor after Roma were beaten on penalties by Sevilla in the Europa League final on Thursday

Manchester City could become the third Premier League side to lift the Champions League in just five seasons if they overcome Inter Milan in Istanbul on June 10

Other favourite sounds from inside the stadium include fans clapping, the funny chants, and the roar when the players first take to the pitch

Manchester United qualified for the Champions League on Thursday night and will look to end a 16-season wait to win UEFA's primary club competition in a year's time

Jurgen Klopp's team will be missing from the Champions League for the first time in seven years after Manchester United confirmed their return to the competition

Declan Rice, Said Benrahma, Flynn Downes and Michail Antonio could face disciplinary action from UEFA after getting involved in the violence which followed the AZ Alkmaar win

When Manchester City's first-team squad heard Pep Guardiola accuse the other 19 Premier League clubs of ganging up on them, the momentum of the season changed

West Ham are concerned about security at the Europa Conference League final against Fiorentina next month after disgraceful actions from AZ Alkmaar hooligans marred the semi-final

West Ham reached the Europa Conference League final by beating AZ Alkmaar 1-0 in the second leg, but celebrations were marred by trouble in the crowd following the final whistle

JOHN CROSS COLUMN: Manchester City booked their spot in next month's Champions League final in Istanbul by beating Real Madrid 4-0 at the Etihad on Wednesday night

The club insists it is innocent after being charged with 115 instances of alleged financial malpractice dating back to 2009/10 and they are now unhappy with the head of the independent judicial panel's public backing of this season's nearest title rivals

UEFA made an embarrassing error on their social media channels on Wednesday as they stated that the Champions League finalists had been confirmed before the semis were completed

Manchester City travel to Everton on Sunday to avoid a clash with the Eurovision Song Contest being held in Liverpool, meaning Real Madrid have an extra day to recover

The Premier League pair have been hit with small fines following incidents in their Champions League quarter-final matches against Bayern Munich and Real Madrid last month

The Champions League final is due to be staged at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul for the first time since Liverpool's remarkable 2005 victory over AC Milan

The Roma boss tipped Xabi Alonso, whom he coached at Real Madrid, to be a success in the dugout four years ago - and now the ex-midfielder waits in the Europa League semi-final as he aims to shake off his club's 'Neverkusen' tag

The revamped competition from 2024, which will see 36 clubs involved, is expected to generate just under €5bn in broadcast and sponsorship revenue