Aston Villa and Borussia Dortmund have been eliminated from the UEFA Champions League, leaving fans wondering who FC Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain will face in the semifinals.

The storm clouds have gathered over Milan in recent months. Yet, from the shadows of uncertainty, Rafael Leao has delivered a message loud and clear—one that might just change the tone of the club's present and future.

The solution seemed straightforward until fresh reports from Mexico added a twist—the possible inclusion of Barcelona, one of world soccer’s biggest names.

Borussia Dortmund face Barcelona in the second leg of the 2024/2025 UEFA Champions League quarterfinal. Check here for kickoff times and details on how to watch the match live on TV or stream it online in the USA.

Barcelona's 4-0 victory in the first leg has put them in a commanding position to advance to the Champions League semifinals. The team will be looking to defend their lead and avoid any surprises in the second leg.

With Marc-André ter Stegen entering his last moments of rehabilitation, Wojciech Szczesny has heated the goalkeeper debate at FC Barcelona stating who is the best out of the two.

After a surprising run in the UEFA Champions League, Ousmane Dembele was asked to choose the best team he’s ever played for: this current PSG squad or Lionel Messi’s Barcelona.

With the Copa del Rey final against Real Madrid in less than 2 weeks, Lamine Yamal could lose a key FC Barcelona teammate due to injury.

• "La Liga Controversy: Barcelona Accused of Rule Breach, Real Madrid Watching Closely" Barcelona’s convincing 3-0 victory over Osasuna in late March seemed, at the time, like a routine La Liga fixture. But weeks later, that night at Montjuic has come under scrutiny, raising questions that now ripple through the corridors of Spanish soccer’s governing bodies.

Leganes will clash with Barcelona in a Matchday 31 showdown of the 2024/25 La Liga season. Here’s everything you need to know, including kickoff times and how to catch the action live on TV and streaming platforms.

The dream of Lionel Messi donning Barcelona’s jersey one final time appears to be slipping away. His time with Inter Miami might just be entering a new chapter—one tied not to nostalgia, but to ambition.

In the shimmering twilight of what could become one of the most remarkable seasons in modern soccer, Barcelona has made a pivotal decision about Hansi Flick’s future.

Robert Lewandowski scored twice to give Barccelona an emphatic lead going into the second leg. And yet, on this night, he quietly wrote himself into Champions League folklore—surpassing even Cristiano Ronaldo in a unique record no one had touched before.

Amid Barcelona’s celebration, one moment of uncertainty crept in—Lamine Yamal signaled to be substituted late in the game, sparking widespread concern among fans and pundits alike. But what really happened? Hansi Flick, as always, had the answer.

Beyond the scoreline and Barcelona’s ruthless attacking performance, a deeper narrative emerged — Brazilian winger Raphinha equaling a legendary Lionel Messi record, and now chasing down Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic Champions League milestone.