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Premier League & European Football

Manchester United's bbc.com Champions League return is crucial for their finances after two years outside Europe's elite competition. The Red Devils sit fourth in the Premier League following their Monday win at Everton.

Real Madrid's bbc.com Thibaut Courtois defended Vinicius Jr's celebration against Benfica, stating it doesn't justify alleged racist abuse. Courtois was disappointed by José Mourinho's claim that the celebration led to the star being targeted.

Everton's bbc.com struggles at their new stadium highlight the Premier League's "new stadium curse." The Toffees' home form continues to falter as BBC Sport examines why clubs often struggle after moving venues.

Champions League & Player News

Paris Saint-Germain's skysports.com Achraf Hakimi faces trial after being accused of rape. The defender has been ordered to stand trial, with Hakimi insisting he will "allow the truth to come out publicly."

Liverpool's espn.com Rio Ngumoha expressed his desire for more game-time after an impressive cameo against Nottingham Forest. The young forward is hopeful of earning additional minutes following his recent showing.

Other Sports

England's skysports.com dramatic Six Nations collapse has ended their title hopes with two rounds remaining. Former coach Eddie Jones blamed Steve Borthwick's "title-decider" comments for the team's sudden slump.

Jos Buttler's skysports.com troubles continued as he was dismissed early against Pakistan. The England captain's struggles persist as his team faces challenges in their current series.

Golf & Darts

European Solheim Cup Captain skysports.com Anna Nordqvist welcomed the growing competition for spots on Team Europe. She noted that more players than ever are fighting for positions ahead of the biennial event in the Netherlands.

Luke Littler skysports.com remains "the man to beat" in this year's Premier League Darts after his emphatic victory at the Polish Darts Open. Josh Rock believes the Warrington ace maintains his position as the favorite despite strong competition.