Hazard brushes off incident with Malmo fan as Sarri urges better from Chelsea
Eden Hazard was accosted by a shirt-seeking supporter at the full-time whistle of Chelsea’s 2-1 win at Malmo, but downplayed the disturbing incident.
Europa League
Barkley and Giroud give Chelsea narrow first-leg win over Malmo
Chelsea responded from their embarrassing mauling at Manchester City with a jittery 2-1 win over Malmo in Thursday night’s Europa League last-32 first leg in Sweden.
Emery backs Arsenal to see off BATE despite losing in Belarus
Unai Emery insists he trusts his Arsenal players to overturn their Europa League deficit to BATE Borisov following a surprise first-leg defeat in Belarus.
Lacazette sees red as below-par Arsenal suffer surprise Europa League defeat
Alexandre Lacazette was sent off as a strong Arsenal side slumped to a surprise defeat at the hands of BATE Borisov to leave their Europa League tie finely poised heading into the second leg.
A look at Chelsea’s Europa League opponents Malmo
Chelsea play Malmo in the first leg of the round of 32 in the Europa League in Sweden on Thursday.
UEFA reschedules Arsenal’s Europa League home leg against BATE Borisov
UEFA has altered the date and kick-off time of Arsenal’s Europa League last-32 fixture against BATE Borisov at the Emirates Stadium – with the game now slated to begin at 5.55pm on Thursday, 21 February, 2019.
Arsenal supporters’ groups round on UEFA over Europa League scheduling decision
The decision to schedule Arsenal’s Europa League last-32 meeting against BATE Borisov at the Emirates Stadium for a 5pm kick-off shows UEFA has “scant regard” for fans, according to a leading supporters’ group.
Celtic face Valencia test as Chelsea and Arsenal land favourable Europa ties
Celtic were handed a tough tie in the Europa League round of 32 after the Scottish Premiership champions were drawn to face Valencia.
Elgin City have keeper calamity in 4-1 defeat against Edinburgh
Elgin City midfielder Rabin Omar scored what could well have been one of the most bizarre goals of his career but in the end it counted for nothing as the Black and Whites eventually lost 4-1 to high flying Edinburgh City at Ainslie Park.
Koscielny comes through Arsenal comeback as much-changed Gunners beat Qarabag
Unai Emery’s big guns secured Arsenal’s victory over Qarabag in their Europa League dead rubber as captain Laurent Koscielny came through his return from injury unscathed.
Giroud salvages draw for much-changed Chelsea in Hungary
Substitute Olivier Giroud saved Chelsea from an embarrassing Europa League loss at Vidi.
UEFA agrees to use VAR in this season’s Champions League knock-out rounds
European football’s governing body UEFA has confirmed that video assistant referees will be used in the Champions League knockout rounds from February but it will be VAR with a UEFA twist.
Maurizio Sarri not ready to make major changes to his Chelsea team yet
Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri says Thursday night’s 4-0 win over PAOK has done little to shape his Premier League thinking.
Vorskla coach left fuming as his side lose relocated clash with Arsenal
Arsenal secured top-spot in their Europa League group as a much-changed side coasted to Europa League victory against Vorskla Poltava, whose manager then hit out at the decision to move the game to Kiev.
Young Arsenal side coast to Europa League victory over Vorskla in Kiev
Arsenal secured top spot in their Europa League group as a much-changed side coasted to a 3-0 Europa League victory against Vorskla Poltava in sub-zero Kiev.
UEFA keen to ensure Arsenal’s clash with Vorskla goes ahead in Kiev
UEFA says it is working with the Football Federation of Ukraine (FFU) to make sure Arsenal’s rearranged Europa League fixture against Vorskla Poltava goes ahead in Kiev on Thursday.
Celtic and Scotland footballer convicted of speeding just hours before Europa League fixture
Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths was today convicted of a speeding hours before he was due on the park for the Hoops' Europa League tie with Rosenborg.
Uefa announce plans for third European club competition
Uefa has announced plans to introduce a third European club competition in 2021 if their executive committee approves the idea.
Bruce Anderson enjoys debut to remember as Dons toil to break down gritty 10-man Gers
Bruce Anderson enjoyed a debut to remember and saved Derek McInnes’ Aberdeen from 90 minutes to forget.
Aberdeen midfielder Lewis Ferguson takes plaudits from Derek McInnes after Europa League wonder-goal against Burnley
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has tipped Lewis Ferguson for a big future in the game after his impressive impact in the 3-1 defeat to Burnley.
Aberdeen’s Europa League dream ends with heartbreaking extra-time defeat to Burnley
Aberdeen's Europa League venture came to a heartbreaking end after a 3-1 extra-time defeat to Burnley.
Tommie Hoban sees opportunity for Aberdeen players to become heroes with Europa League triumph over Burnley
Victory over Burnley tonight would give Aberdeen the opportunity to become heroes.
Derek McInnes lauds Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna as best in Scotland after Swansea interest
Derek McInnes believes Scott McKenna is the best centre-half in Scotland and will go straight to the English Premier League when he leaves Aberdeen.
Top student Sam Cosgrove goes from Wigan’s willing learner to Aberdeen’s leading man
Aberdeen forward Sam Cosgrove will be looking to sink Burnley in tomorrow night’s Europa League tie – but had football not panned out, he could have made a splash in a very different field.
Former Scotland and Aberdeen boss Craig Brown recalls ‘intimidating’ Turf Moor atmosphere from days with Preston
Former Scotland and Aberdeen manager Craig Brown has warned the Dons to expect an ‘intimidating’ atmosphere at Turf Moor tomorrow as they bid for Europa League glory on Burnley’s home patch.
‘Rocking’ Turf Moor will await Dons, says Vokes
Burnley striker Sam Vokes has warned Aberdeen to expect a similarly raucous atmosphere when they travel to Turf Moor for Thursday's Europa League second qualifying round second leg.
Lindegaard says Burnley still have it all to do against Dons
Burnley goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard insists the job of defeating Aberdeen to reach the Europa League third qualifying round is still far from done.
Mackay-Steven remains hopeful Dons can progress from Burnley tie
Aberdeen winger Gary Mackay-Steven insists Thursday's first leg 1-1 draw with Burnley has done nothing to quell his optimism the Dons can conquer the English Premier League side to reach the Europa League third qualiying round.
Dons cruelly denied stunning first leg win over Burnley
Aberdeen were cruelly denied a first leg lead over Burnley after Sam Vokes’ late goal rescued a 1-1 draw for the English Premier League side in last night’s Europa League second qualifying round match at Pittodrie.
Aberdeen’s Lord Provost wows the Burnley crowds with dazzling footwork ahead of the Dons’ Europa League tie
Despite being laden down with his tailored suit and heavy ceremonial chains, Aberdeen’s Lord Provost was still keen for a kickabout in the city’s Castlegate this afternoon.
Alastair Campbell says he ‘had a feeling’ beloved Burnley would draw Aberdeen FC
Tony Blair's ex chief spin doctor and diehard Burnley fan Alastair Campbell said he had a "feeling" the side would be drawn with Aberdeen FC.
Sean Dyche: Travel problems will have no impact on Burnley’s chances against Aberdeen
Burnley manager Sean Dyche said the travel problems encountered by his side will have no impact on tonight’s Europa League match against Aberdeen at Pittodrie.