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BREAKING: John Stones Late Strike Earn Manchester City Draw Against Arsenal At Etihad—-John Stones’ 97th-minute goal saved Manchester City from jaws of defeat as they held 10-man Arsenal to a 1-1 draw in a drama-filled English  Premier League clash at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday evening.

City made strong start with Ilkay Gundogan missing a sitter in the seventh minute after being played in by Bernardo Silva.

Erling Haaland then gave the champions a ninth-minute lead, making it 1-0 to mark his 100th goal in just 105 starts for the Etihad outfit.

Gundogan then hit the upright in the 14th minute from a free-kick with David Raya well beaten.

Riccardo Calafiori’s superb belter from outside the box levelled matters for the Gunners at 1-1 in the 22nd minute.

Arsenal then took the lead for the first time in the match via a thumping header from Gabriel in the 45th minute, 2-1 to the visitors.

The Gunners were reduced to 10 men in first half stoppage time when referee Michael Oliver dished Leandro Trossard with two consecutive yellow cards, and subsequently sent him off for an early shower for barging into Silva and for kicking the ball away.

Haaland’s attempted header at goal in the 47th minute was well saved by Raya.

Kyle Walker unleashed a lace shot in the 55th minute but Raya was equally alert pulling off a great save to keep his team in the lead.

Arsenal then suffered a scare when in the 58th minute Haaland rose high to see his header saved by Raya before Silva skied the follow up.

Raya pulled off the save of the match denying Joško Gvardiol from close range in the 61st minute.

Man-of-the-moment Raya then denied Gvardiol who unleashed a low thunderous strike in the 86th minute.

City’s late onslaught paid off snatching a draw with Stones tapping in from close range in the 97th minute as the sides shared spoils.Jo

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SC Freiburg Make History with Dominant Win Over Celta Vigo to Reach Europa League Semis

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SC Freiburg Make History with Dominant Win Over Celta Vigo to Reach Europa League Semis—-Freiburg booked a historic place in the UEFA Europa League semi-finals for the first time after a commanding 3-1 win over Celta Vigo, sealing a 6-1 aggregate triumph.

Julian Schuster’s side, who carried a 3-0 advantage from the first leg in Germany, finished the job in style away from home with goals from Igor Matanović and a brace by Yuito Suzuki.

Freiburg effectively ended the contest before half-time, scoring twice in quick succession. Matanović opened the scoring in the 33rd minute with a powerful volley after a clever build-up involving Matthias Ginter and Jordy Makengo.

Suzuki doubled the lead six minutes later, combining neatly with Jan-Niklas Beste before finishing calmly. The Japanese midfielder added his second early in the second half, converting from close range after a flowing team move set up by Vincenzo Grifo.

Celta Vigo managed a late consolation through Williot Swedberg, but it did little to change the outcome as Freiburg cruised through.

Having already broken new ground by reaching the quarter-finals, Freiburg now advance to their first-ever European semi-final, where they will face either Real Betis or Sporting Braga.

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Ousmane Dembélé Hits Brace as Paris Saint-Germain Knock Out Liverpool from UCL

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 Ousmane Dembélé Hits Brace as Paris Saint-Germain Knock Out Liverpool from UCL—-Ousmane Dembélé starred with a brace as Paris Saint-Germain secured a 2-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield, sealing a dominant 4-0 aggregate win to reach the UEFA Champions League semi-finals.

The French forward proved decisive on the night, scoring twice to end Liverpool’s European campaign and send the defending champions into the last four for a third consecutive season.

Liverpool’s night was further marred by a serious injury to Hugo Ekitiké, who was forced off in the first half with what appeared to be a severe leg issue, raising concerns over his availability for the remainder of the season.

Manager Arne Slot made bold selection calls, leaving Mohamed Salah on the bench initially, though the forward was introduced early following Ekitiké’s injury and nearly made an instant impact.

Despite flashes of pressure from Liverpool, PSG remained composed and dangerous on the counter. Dembélé broke the deadlock in the second half with a fine curling effort before adding a second in stoppage time from a Bradley Barcola assist.

Liverpool’s hopes of a comeback were also dashed when a penalty awarded for a challenge on Alexis Mac Allister was overturned following a VAR review.

The defeat confirms a disappointing end to Liverpool’s European campaign, while PSG continue their title defence and will face either Bayern Munich or Real Madrid in the semi-finals.

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