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REAL SOCIEDAD 1-2 PSG (1-4 on aggregate): Luis Enrique's Paris Saint-Germain team screamed the ghosts of their previous three campaigns to advance to the Champions League Last-16 for the first time since 2020-21, defeating Real Sociedad 4-1 on aggregate. In the first half, Kylian Mbappe scored, prompting a strange check to see if or not the ball had passed through a hole in the net, before tying with two defenders inside the box and ending at the near post. It didn't exist, and the visitors stretched their aggregate lead to 3-0 in 15 minutes in San Sebastian.

According to Foot Mercato, Mbappe will belatedly seal a dramatic move to the LaLiga club ahead of next season. The forward had twice appeared to Madrid, but stayed in France on both occasions. However, rumors linking the two species have remained persistent. Mbappe brought his sixth-tier opponents to the sword within the first 48 minutes, wrapping up his ruthless trio. In the 16th minute, Mbappe scored after burying a left-footed finish from inside the box before his own goal doubled the visitors' lead.

Another year, another deal was terminated 'by mutual consent.' The word is one of the most popular in football's jargon, hinting at failed promises or dressing room fissures: a point of no return for both team and player. Olympiacos' brief statement that called time on their conversation with James Rodriguez was sparse, and for the player, eerily familiar. After a spectacular year in the Middle East, Rodriguez's old club, Al-Rayyan, mutually agreed with the Colombian playmaker's departure ahead of his appointment to the Super League Greece team. Before that, I had a stint at Everton that culminated in frustration and left with a smattering of bad blood.

As Ligue 1's reigns Paris St Germain secured a 2-1 victory at Brest, Kylian Mbappe scored in the final minute. PSG - who were knocked out of the Champions League in midweek - led by Carlos Soler after 37 minutes, but Franck Honorat quickly levelled just before the break. Auxerre and Rennes, who remain fifth, were able to play in a goalless tie.

PSG seems determined to claim their ninth Ligue 1 title in a decade as tough as possible, judging by their start to 2023. They have lost five games or fewer on seven occasions in the last eight years. In the last two months alone, the Parisiens have now lost five games in all competitions, and the squad's team's relationships are starting to show, as shown by the hierarchy. PSG is out of the Coupe de France, which they've won a record 14 times, and they're just one foot out of the Champions League, which they're so eager to win after a humiliating 1-0 loss to Bayern Munich in the last 16. They now face Marseille, who knocked them out of the cup, out of the competition, and they could now drop their lead at the top to only two points.

PSG was defeated 1-0 at home by Bayern Munich in Tuesday's Champions League round of 16 first-leg matches, keeping their tournament hopes on a knife edge ahead of their flight to Germany next week. According to L'Equipe, senior players in the Ligue 1 leaders are still confused by PSG's work in the transfer market and feel that certain players shouldn't have been allowed to leave. Throughout the season, PSG's management has been scrutinized, with rumors of competition amongst teammates and Brazilian superstar Neymar recently confirming reports that he had clashed with sports director Luis Campos. The French newspaper announced that the arrivals of Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz, and Carlos Soler confused some players who believed that departures Leandro Paredes, Idrissa Gueye, or Julian Draxler were more suited to the team.

In his XI, manager Christophe Galtier picked a slew of Mbappe, Neymar, and Sergio Ramos, and the French star did not take it easy on his opponents, despite having a hat-trick before halftime. PSG and rivals Marseille also got on the scoresheet as PSG secured a last 16 matchup. We came here to support this team by playing at our age.' We did that, and we're really happy,' Mbappe said.

In his first game back since being knocked out of the World Cup heartbreak with France in Qatar, Kylian Mbappe plays for PSG. In their first match since the World Cup break, the French talisman returns to action, against Strasbourg at the Parc des Princes in the first match since the World Cup break, with Ligue 1 suspended, with the 24-year-old returning to training 64 hours after the showpiece final. Les Bleus suffered to a tumultuous loss against Argentina in the World Cup final in Qatar ten days ago, with Mbappe scoring a hat-trick and burying his penalty.

Luis Enrique, the former Spain boss, has sent an emotional note after being barred from his position as the first-team coach. On Thursday morning, Enrique was stripped of his position as Spain's head coach after the national team's disappointing World Cup campaign saw them be eliminated by Morocco in the last-16. In a tweet on social media, Enrique, the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) wasted no time in naming a new first-team coach - in former U21 boss Luis de la Fuente - and Enrique wishes his successor well.

Luis de la Fuente, a former U21 coach, has been named as Spain's national team manager, replacing Luis Enrique. Enrique was fired from his position as Spain's head coach on Thursday morning after the national team's humiliating World Cup bid saw them defeated by Morocco in the last-16. Although the outrage began just days ago, the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has been quick to announce Enrique's dismissal and dela Fuente's appointment.

After the country crashed out of the World Cup with a humiliating loss to Morocco, Luis Enrique has been booted by Spain. In a tweet on Thursday morning, the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced the news in a post on their social media page. It came after an underwhelming World Cup in which they finished second in their group after a dramatic loss to Japan before crashing out to African nation Morocco in an upset on Tuesday.

Rodri, Spain's midfielder, has struck out against Morocco's tactics during their World Cup last-16 tie, with the actor claiming that the North Africans delivered 'absolutely nothing' despite booking their spot in the quarter-finals following a 3-0 victory on penalties. As Morocco triumphed in the penalty shootout at the Education City Stadium in Qatar, becoming the first Arab country to reach the quarter-finals of the World Cup, Pablo Sarabia, Carlos Soler, and Sergio Busquets all missed from the spot. After losing to hosts Russia in the last-16 of the 2018 World Cup before being defeated by Italy in the Euro 2020 semi-finals, Spain's third straight tournament exit on penalties.

After Luis Enrique's surprise World Cup defeat, the Spanish media blasted him as "impotent," possessing "possession for the sake of it" and lacking ideas. Morocco stunned La Roja by insisting on penalties at 0-0 before dominating the field to earn a spot in the quarterfinals, where they will face Portugal. 'Sansecabo' was the single word on AS's front page, translating as: 'That's the end of that,' also describing it as a fiasco.' Although MARCA chose a photograph of Luis Enrique consoling Sergio Busquets as the headline: 'The World Cup is too large for us.'

Luis Enrique has defended his Spain flops, insisting that they 'executed my conception of football superbly' in Morocco's humiliating penalty shootout loss. Enrique, who also said he'proud' of his players, watched on as they were unable to find a way past Moroccan goalkeeper Bono, who was unable to see a way past the shootout, with Pablo Sarabia, Carlos Soler, and Sergio Busquets all failing to score. It had been reported earlier this week that Enrique had promised his team the benefit of taking 1,000 penalties prior to the World Cup, but it would not be to no avail.

Jubilant Moroccan supporters are celebrating across Europe in cities with large north African populations as their team progressed to the World Cup quarter finals for the first time in history. Fans of Edgware Road, left, sparked flares in London's Edgware Road. Hundreds of fans were seen in Barcelona and Brussels. Fans at home Rabat celebrated, as did those closer to the action in Doha, not to be outdoned. Others were performed in Amsterdam and Turin during vibrant festivals. At 3 p.m. on Saturday, the team will face Portugal in the Quarter Finals.

After losing via a penalty shootout in the semi-finals of Euro 2020 to Italy, the Spain manager revealed on Monday that he told his staff over a year ago to get their preparations in ahead of Qatar. Enrique's instructions did not make a difference, as Pablo Sarabia, Carlos Soler, and Sergio Busquets all failed to score as Spain crashed out of the World Cup on penalties to Morocco at the last-16 stage.

Morocco has knocked Spain out of the World Cup with the African nation suffering on penalties after a goalless 120 minutes of football. During the shootout, the Spanish team made a first penalty and had two others saved, sending Africa's sole remaining team to a semi-final against the winners of tonight's match between Portugal and Switzerland. Moroccan supporters celebrated their unexpected triumph over Europe, including Marseille, top right and outside the Education City stadium in Qatar, bottom right.

Group E will come to an end, with all four squads still in with a chance of qualifying for the final-16. Costa Rica reacted in style from their 7-0 loss at the hands of Spain to beat Japan, while Germany salvaged a late draw against Spain in order to keep their slim hopes alive. It means that Spain and Japan will clash in their last game, with both needing results to ensure they succeed. Sportsmail tells you what you need to hear about the Japan vs. Spain clash.

In Group E, Spain will face Germany, with both teams getting off to a rocky start in their respective World Cup campaigns. It couldn't have been any better for Spain after defeating Costa Rica 7-0 in one of the tournament's best performances so far. However, for Germany, the mood could not have been any different after they gave up a lead late in the game to lose a 2-1 loss to Japan, putting them on the brink of being kicked out. Sportmail takes you through all you need to hear about below as the match is near.

After watching Argentina and Germany fall to humiliating losses, Spain made sure they did not suffer the same fate after a spectacular performance to thrash Costa Rica 7-0. Luis Enrique's team put on one of the most convincing performances of the World Cup in modern times to showcase their credentials to win the tournament in Qatar. Here's a look at how Sportsmail rated both Spain and Costa Rica, with Spain winning and Costa Rica looking helpless.

Pedri 'the player of the tournament so far', Jamie Carragher only needed 15 minutes of Spain's opening World Cup tie against Costa Rica to name Pedri 'the player of the tournament so far'. On Wednesday, Spain dominated Costa Rica, with Dani Olmo and Marco Asensio converting them into a two-goal lead before Ferran Torres scored from the penalty spot. Torres then added 10 minutes to the interval before Gavi, Carlos Soler, and Alvaro Morata's late goals gave Luis Enrique's team their best start imaginable out in Qatar. Although he didn't get on the scoresheet himself, Barcelona midfielder Pedri pulled the strings in what was a straightforward victory for Spain - and his presence impressed Carragher.

Spain, Germany, Japan, and Costa Rica will all be involved in the World Cup'group of death' on Wednesday. Since winning the World Cup in 2010 in South Africa, Spain has had a rough run, losing out to Russia in the round of 16 in 2018. Qatar 2022 has renewed optimism, but they are also looking to go further after losing to Italy on penalties in the semi-finals.

Auxerre 5-0 BSG: Christophe Galtier's men extended their undefeated run at the top of Ligue 1 with a dramatic victory over struggling Auxerre at the Parc des Princes. After 11 minutes, a goal by Kylian Mbappe put the home team in the lead, but Auxerre fought tenaciously through the remainder of the first half to go into the interval with just a one goal deficit to chase. However, Carlos Soler and Achraf Hakimi's second half goals did not make a comeback for Christophe Pelissier's side to bed.

With a 7-2 victory over Maccabi Haifa, Paris Saint-Germain pumped on to qualify for the last-16 of the Champions League. At the break, the French giants blasted a 4-1 lead, with Lionel Messi scoring a brace, and Neymar and Kylian Mbappe also getting on the scoresheet. Mbappe scored his second goal of the night later that evening, with own goal by Sean Goldberg and Carlos Soler's late finish giving the French giants a landslide at the Parc des Princes.