News about Manuel Neuer

Eric Dier was left bleeding from a cut on his head in Bayern Munich's clash with Stuttgart. The 30-year-old's move to the Bavarian giants was met with skepticism when it was announced but Dier has since proven himself an integral component of Thomas Tuchel's defence and he again demonstrated his value to the team on Saturday. With Manuel Neuer beaten, the Tottenham loanee was on hand to provide a goal-line clearance to deny Serhou Guirassy a certain goal, heading away to safety.

Steve McManaman has claimed Bayern Munich's Kim Min-jae had a 'night to forget' after Thomas Tuchel's side allowed Real Madrid to comeback to secure a 2-2 draw in their opening Champions League semi-final tie.  Vinicius Jnr opened the scoring at the Allianz Stadium, breaking free from some poor positioning from Kim before side-footing the ball around Manuel Neuer in goal.  Bayern hit back with two goals from Leroy Sane and a penalty from Harry Kane, but the home side failed to see out the match, with Kim conceding a penalty in the 83rd minute, bringing down Rodrygo inside the box. 

Bukayo Saka's attempt to con a penalty from Manuel Neuer was an 'absolute shocker', Chris Sutton has told It's All Kicking Off. Arsenal's Champions League quarter-final, first leg with Bayern Munich on Tuesday night was delicately balanced at 2-2 when Saka burst through on goal. It looked at first glance as if Bayern goalkeeper Neuer had tripped Saka as the England forward attempted to play the ball around him to score.

CHRIS SUTTON, MARK CLATTENBURG AND MARTIN KEOWN: It's the new diving. Throw out a leg as the defender moves in for the ball, make first contact and then find yourself in a heap. To the naked eye, it is a penalty. Cast iron. When Bukayo Saka raced toward goal with a chance to make it 3-2 against Bayern Munich in a Champions League quarter final, it seemed that nothing could stop him. Out came Manuel Neuer, the veteran German of some repute. On first look, as Saka was sent sprawling, it was no debate. Penalty kick, the German took his leg away.

JACK GAUGHAN: The Bernabeu was the scene of an all-timer in a competition - when it reaches these stages - that is just like no other in the world of sport. The Ryder Cup runs it close on a good year but nothing else provides this sort of fuss on tap. Real Madrid 3-3 Manchester City was good. And Arsenal 2-2 Bayern Munich wasn't too bad either, both occasions that had thousands on their couches whizzing between TV channels, missing goals and talking points while over on the other side and refusing to pick just one game.

Manuel Neuer has received plaudits for his skillful and audacious contribution to Bayern Munich 's second goal against Arsenal on Tuesday night. Thomas Tuchel 's side were largely unfancied before their Champions League quarter-final first-leg against the Premier League leaders but they were able to escape the Emirates with a 2-2 draw. Bukayo Saka put the home side in front with a crisp finish into the corner before a devastating counter, finished off by former Gunner Serge Gnabry , levelled up the game.

Footage of Bukayo Saka winning a penalty against Villarreal in the 2021-22 Europa League semi-final has drawn attention on social media after his unsuccessful spot-kick claim against Bayern Munich . On Tuesday night, the England international went to ground after a collision with Bayern's Manuel Neuer in stoppage time of the Gunners thrilling 2-2 draw at the Emirates. Referee Glenn Nyberg waved away the protests - which VAR backed up - and replays have failed to clear up the incident. Opinion remains divided, with some insisting Saka initiated the contact.

The Gunners stumbled to a 2-2 draw with Bayern Munich in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final at the Emirates, with a Leandro Trossard equaliser 14 minutes from time salvaging a draw for Mikel Arteta's men. Though they were denied a late penalty when Bukayo Saka hit the deck under challenge from Manuel Neuer in stoppage time, Arsenal were far from their best and failed to show the form that has taken them to the top of the Premier League this season.

The decision not to award Arsenal a penalty at the end of their 2-2 draw with Bayern Munich has divided opinion among fans on social media. In the final seconds of the entertaining Champions League quarter-final first-leg at the Emirates, Bukayo Saka rounded Manuel Neuer and went over in the box after making contact with the German stopper. But referee Glenn Nyberg was unconvinced, waving play on, while VAR also opted against intervening.

Bukayo Saka and his Arsenal teammates were fuming after being denied a penalty at the end of their Champions League draw with Bayern Munich on Tuesday. Substitute Leandro Trossard came on to score the equalising goal for the Gunners 15 minutes from time, but there were calls for them to have a shot at taking a lead into next week's reverse leg. Saka burst into the Germans' penalty area, and looked to have taken it around the goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, only for the shot-stopper to bring him down - and the referee quickly waved it away.  

After goalkeeper Manuel Neuer sustained a left adductor injury in preparation, Germany and Bayern Munich have been dealt a blow. On March 23 and March 26, the 37-year-old will miss his team's friendlies against France and the Netherlands. He'll then face Arsenal in the Champions League quarter-finals, with the first leg at the Emirates Stadium on April 9.

Klopp revealed last week that he would leave Anfield this summer after a fruitful nine-year tenure that culminated in the club's Premier League and Champions League glory. Despite immediate concern from clubs, the 56-year-old is expected to have a sabbatical once he officially left his job, citing exhaustion and a longing for a 'normal life.' Klopp began his coaching career at Mainz and then took over Borussia Dortmund, Bayern's fierce Bundesliga rivals, before heading to Merseyside. However, despite the fact that both clubs have a history, long-serving Bayern goalkeeper Neuer believes Klopp may be up for the vacant seat at the Allianz Arena.

TV REVIEW BY ROGER ALTON: You don't have to be a fan of Manchester City (though it might help) to believe that when Pep Guardiola's trophy-bagging teams are playing at their best, the world does seem to be a better place. Football from another planet: dazzlingly fast, innovative, superbly skilful, mesmerizingly intricate. Now, the Beeb have tried to find out why with this latest film, Pep Guardiola: Chasing Perfection. What makes Pep the most successful, the most admired and the most fascinating figure in world football? The other big question is why this wasn't a four-part series rather than just a one-off, which is mean. We've been spoilt by the streamers' new sports documentaries, which has caused us to be curious. I'm sure there are women who have never seen a snooker table in their lives who are now fascinated by every move Ronnie O'Sullivan makes about the Aussie cricket team's revival after the sandpaper scandal; No one who saw the Amazon series The Test screams about a rubbish can in a tumultuous manner is going to panic about the garbage can's hauling of the garbage can before bending down and throwing it out of the garbage can's

VIEWING BY LEWIS STEELE WITH a single espresso shot in hand at Liverpool's Kirkby training base. The goalkeeper, who is calming and measured, is on hand to address championship runs, South American brotherhood, and his leadership role. However, whichever tangents the talk takes, the topic resurfaces at Anfield's last visit. Fans of football will never forget, aside from United fans' efforts to erase the memories, but the fact that they lost 7-0 was a reminder. It was United's first loss against their bitter rivals in 127 years, dating back to a 7-1 defeat in 1895 in the second tier. When asked how he would react if he were involved in a 7-0 embarrassment involving his team's nemesis, Alisson is quickly asked how he would react.

Bayern Munich bosses are reportedly considering the futures of four key players as the German champions attempt to reshape Thomas Tuchel's squad. Tuchel's side cruised into the last-16 of the Champions League with two games to spare before sweeping up Group A with a 1-0 victory over Manchester United on Tuesday. Bayern chiefs are apparently worried about a lack of leadership in the current squad, with mainstays Manuel Neuer and Thomas Muller approaching the end of their careers.

Manuel Neuer could be recalled as Bayern's first-choice shot-stopper. Despite missing out on the majority of the year due to a fractured leg, the Germany World Cup champion signed a year-long deal with the Bundesliga champions. Back-up 'keeper Stefan Ulreich, who has played for Neuer this season, has also renewed his deal, after the 37-year-old suffered a horrific skiing crash in December 2022.

CHRIS WHEELER: Erik ten Hag leapt to Andre Onana's defence on Friday, insisting that Manchester United's under-fire goalkeeper should continue as his No. 1 as his No. 1. Despite fresh scrutiny over his results in the Champions League draw with Galataray in Istanbul on Wednesday, where he was chastised for all three goals United conceded, Onana will maintain his position against Newcastle on Saturday night at St James' Park. Despite Ten Hag's that none of his players are "undroppable," he would avoid any attempt to fire Onana.

Manuel Neuer saved Bayern Munich's undefeated run in the Champions League group stage with a 0-0 draw against Copenhagen on Wednesday. In the 87th minute, Neuer denied Copenhagen forward Mohamed Elyounoussi and then saved thwart Elyounoussi from the resurrection as Bayern stretched its group-stage unbeaten run to 39 games. However, the Bavarian powerhouse's undefeated streak in the group stage was ended by a Copenhagen team that maintained its hopes of reaching the last 16 alive.

Manchester United can't seem to avoid setting new records - for all the wrong reasons - this season and Wednesday night in Turkey was no different. Erik ten Hag's team gave up another two-goal lead in Europe to end with a 3-3 draw in a rain-soaked Istanbul. United is currently in last place in Group A, with one round of games remaining, owing to the fact that discarded leads against Galataray both at home and away from FC Copenhagen. United's so far, with a miserable night and Champions League campaign, as these damning statistics show.

Manuel Neuer of Bayern Munich is to blame for two spectacular late saves that have kept Erik ten Hag and his team's Champions League hopes alive. With referee Stephanie Frappart not opposing VAR's recommendation to give Bayern Munich a 92nd-minute penalty, the team would be on a knife-edge with just one round remaining. Copenhagen thought they could nick a winner, but Bayern lost by a 0-0 draw, ensuring the club will also qualify for the last-16 rounds.

Manuel Neuer has signed a one-year contract with Bayern Munich, which will keep him at the club until June 2025. Sven Ulreich, the Bundesliga's goalkeeper, has also agreed to a year extension. Neuer had been sidelined for about ten months after he broke his leg in a skiing crash in December 2022.

After his country's World Cup loss last December, the Bayern stopper sustained a broken leg while skiing during extra holiday' time set. Following Germany's group stage exit, Neuer said he was trying to'clear his head.' He returned to training in August, but his recovery was put into question last month after being left out of Bayern's squad for a German DFB Cup match against SC Preussen Munster.

Manuel Neuer should return from injury after ten months out with a broken leg, according to Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel. Since breaking his leg in a skiing crash in the Bavarian Alps last December, the 37-year-old has been out of action. Following Germany's group stage exit at the World Cup in Qatar, which culminated in his last match on December 1, Neuer said he was trying to'clear his head.'

Manuel Neuer will not return as Germany's captain until the veteran goalkeeper recovers to full fitness after his broken leg. Since breaking his leg in a skiing crash in the Bavarian Alps last December, the 37-year-old has been out of action. Neuer returned to training in August, but his comeback was postponed last month after being kept out of Bayern Munich's squad for a German DFB Cup match against SC Preussen Munster.