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Liverpool have been knocked out of the Champions League by PSG, but require just 16 points from their remaining games to win the Premier League title.

Arsenal and Aston Villa both secured their spot in the last-16 and will face Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain respectively.

This evening Manchester United, Rangers and Tottenham are in Europa League action, while Chelsea are competing in the Europa Conference League.

Elsewhere, the Red Devils have unveiled their plans to build a new 100,000-seater stadium to replace Old Trafford and Ruben Amorim has responded to Jim Ratcliffe's interview with Gary Neville.

Keep up to date with all of the latest Premier League odds at talkSPORT BET

49 minutes agoBy Ciaran Wiseman

Manchester United and Tottenham are both level at half-time in the second legs of their Europa League round of 16 ties.

The Red Devils fell behind at home to Real Sociedad before Bruno Fernandes equalised from the penalty spot.

Meanwhile, Spurs lead 1-0 at home to AZ Alkmaar thanks to Wilson Odobert's strike.

The goal leaves their clash level at 1-1 on aggregate ahead of tonight's second half.

Elsewhere, Rangers trail on the night to Fenerbahce at Ibrox but remain in front after a 3-1 win in Turkey last week.

In the Conference League, Chelsea are also locked at 0-0 with Copenhagen but still lead 2-1 on aggregate.

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Today, 19:25By Ciaran Wiseman

Following this week's Champions League drama, the round of 16 in both the Europa League and Conference League concludes tonight.

There are four British clubs in action across Europe, with Manchester United, Rangers, Tottenham and Chelsea featuring.

Rangers will defend a 3-1 lead at home to Fenerbahce in the Europa League.

United and Spurs are also looking to reach the quarter-finals of the competition.

However, United could only secure a 1-1 draw away to Real Sociedad last week.

Spurs, meanwhile, must overturn a 1-0 deficit against Dutch side AZ Alkmaar in North London.

Chelsea are ahead in their Conference League tie against Copenhagen following a 2-1 win in Denmark.

The Blues, who are the tournament favourites, will face Molde or Legia Warsaw in the next round if they advance.

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Today, 17:52By Jake Lambourne

Mauricio Pochettino has told talkSPORT he 'dreams' of managing Tottenham Hotspur again one day.

Pochettino, the current USA national team boss, was in charge of Spurs from 2014-2019 - taking them to the Champions League final.

And despite returning to England to manage Spurs' rivals Chelsea, he remains a popular figure amongst the club's supporters.

Speaking to talkSPORT Drive on Thursday, Pochettino opened up on his desire to once again take charge of the north Londoners.

I'm good at that too.

“I can only say that when a footballer trains well, he will become fit, can climb stairs, and does not need an elevator, but if he doesn't train well if he comes in late and is overweight, he needs an elevator to go up because he gets tired very quickly on the stairs.”

His cutting remarks ignited yet another response from the player, rejecting Mourinho’s insinuations about his weight.

He posted an image of his current weight on Instagram, accompanied by the words, “Lies produce flowers but not fruit.”

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Today, 16:32By Jake Lambourne

England have named their Under-19 squad for the upcoming European Championship qualifiers against Wales, Turkey and Portugal.

And the Young Lions have NOT called up Arsenal starlets Ethan Nwaneri or Myles Lewis-Skelly.

It could be a huge indication that the pair may be included in Thomas Tuchel's first squad as England boss, which will be announced at 9am on Friday.

The Hale End graduates have been two standout players for the Gunners this season, where they have regularly started both domestically and in Europe.

While the pair are not in the U19 squad, their Arsenal teammate Tommy Setford has been included, along with Southampton's Tyler Dibling and Chelsea's Tyrique George.

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Today, 16:00By Phil Spencer

Chelsea could hand a debut to two teens in tonight's Europa Conference League clash with FC Copenhagen.

16-year-old Reggie Walsh and 17-year-old Genesis Antwi have both trained with the first team at Cobham this week and could be included in the squad for fixture at Stamford Bridge.

If Walsh plays he would become the second youngest debutant in the club's history at 16 years and 144 days.

The record belongs to Ian 'Chico' Hamilton, who was 16 years and 138 days when he made his senior debut in a First Division draw with Spurs in 1967.

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Today, 15:34

Simon Jordan believes that Marcus Rashford has not done enough to warrant a recall to England's next squad under Thomas Tuchel.

Since joining Aston Villa on loan he has provided four assists in nine matches, but according to Jordan, it's not enough to have earned a place back with the Three Lions.

He said: “Rashford’s playing well at Aston Villa, so what?

Whose place would he take?

“He’s playing in a similar position to Anthony Gordon – I think he’s been good, he’s been lively, he’s been effective and I’ve always thought he was good, but I’ve never thought he was a world-beater.

“He’s been good and he’s playing in a good Aston Villa side but the question is whether it means he is picked for England and for me the question is about who he replaces because if you’re suggesting he replaces Anthony Gordon or others in a similar position, no thankyou.”

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Today, 14:53

A reminder that four British teams are in European action tonight.

Manchester United's clash with Real Sociedad is live on talkSPORT, while Tottenham's fixture with AZ Alkmaar is live on talkSPORT 2.

Europa League

Manchester United vs Real Sociedad (8pm) - live on talkSPORT

Rangers vs Fenerbahce (8pm)

Tottenham vs AZ Alkmaar (8pm) - live on talkSPORT 2

Europa Conference League

Chelsea vs FC Copenhagen (8pm)

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Today, 14:16

Jamie O'Hara has thrown his support behind Aston Villa, claiming that he'd love Unai Emery's side to win the Champions League.

Villa will face Paris Saint-Germain over two legs in the quarter final of the competition after seeing off Club Brugge and according to O'Hara, seeing Villa win the tournament would be comparable to Leicester winning the Premier League.

He told the Sports Bar: “I’d love to see Aston Villa do it.

We’ve really thought it through on every level on the taskforce that we were on.

“I can guarantee to the public that if any public money is spent that it will bring wide-ranging public benefit and be fully justified in terms of increasing rail freight and improving passenger services through Manchester city centre.

“There’s a completely compelling logic to the regeneration scheme that’s being proposed and if we do get it right – and Lord Sebastian Coe said this yesterday – the impact of this could be bigger and better than London 2012 and that is a big statement coming from somebody like Lord Coe.”

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Today, 11:04

Dean Saunders has tipped Arsenal to go all the way in the Champions League after progressing to the quarter-finals.

A 9-2 aggregate win over PSV Eindhoven has set up a mouth-watering tie with Real Madrid in the last-eight and according to the ex-forward, Mikel Arteta’s side have everything you need to go for glory.

Speaking on talkSPORT Breakfast, Saunders said: “Arsenal breezed through.

I think that they have got a good chance of winning the Champions League.

“Defensively, when they’ve got a full team out, they only let in 24 goals in the league and so they can keep a clean sheet against anybody.

“If they can scrape through the next couple of rounds then by the time the final comes around then all of their big-hitters will be back again and they’ll have a bit of ammunition.

“Jesus and Saka will be back soon and Liverpool are only top because they’ve only lost one game – Arsenal are still up there.”

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Today, 10:37

Real Sociedad have a growing belief that they can add to Manchester United's season of torment in tonight's Europa League last-16 second leg, according to European football expert Kevin Hatchard.

"Real Sociedad had big chances to win [the first leg]," Hatchard told Trans Europe Express on talkSPORT.

"Orri Oskarsson shot wide from about seven yards out, they tested [Andre] Onana from close range.

"And Real Sociedad, because of the way they finished that first leg, are starting to really think they can do something.

"They won at Old Trafford in 2022 and their coach at the time, Imanol Alguacil, who is still their coach, said, 'Look, we've done it once, we can do it again'.

"He said you could see the potential United have, he said you can see they've got structure, they've got physicality, we're still in the tie, we're calm and we're proud of what we've done so far."

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Today, 10:00

Wayne Rooney thinks Manchester United look "lost" and "scared" on the pitch and that "10 to 15 players need to leave the club".

Former United forward Rooney - the club's record goalscorer - said on Stick to Football, when asked if there was a way back with the current squad: "No, I don't think so.

Having only lost two of their last 14 matches across all competitions, with notable wins over Aston Villa and Manchester United, Glasner's side have shown impressive performances.

His side have since risen to 11th in the Premier League table and made it through to the FA Cup quarter-finals.

Glasner wants assurances that the club will invest in strong replacements should they lose some of their key players this summer.
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