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Rangers let any lingering realistic hope of Europa League progression slip through their fingers as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Braga, despite their Portuguese visitors playing more than half an hour with 10 men.
Strasbourg came from behind to beat Crystal Palace 2-1 at the Stade de la Meinau as the Eagles' hopes of finishing in the UEFA Conference League's top-eight positions were dented.
Arnaud Kalimuendo scored his first Nottingham Forest goal in a comfortable 3-0 Europa League home win over Malmo as the club’s revival under Sean Dyche continues.
Martin O'Neill delivered Celtic a parting gift as he led them to a huge 3-1 Europa League win against Feyenoord. With the 73-year-old set to step aside for Wilfried Nancy to take permanent charge, his aim was to bow out on a high and he delivered.
Aston Villa's home Europa League clash against BSC Young Boys was temporarily halted as away fans clashed with police at Villa Park. Objects were thrown towards forward Donyell Malen, the scorer of Villa's first goal, with Morgan Rogers also appearing to be hit.
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Arne Slot has vowed Liverpool will "fight on" despite enduring the club's worst run of form for 71 years and admits he is considering making changes for Sunday's game at West Ham.
Arne Slot has a week to save his job at Liverpool, according to Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher. Liverpool are in their worst run of form for 71 years after Wednesday's harrowing 4-1 defeat to PSV in the Champions League at Anfield handed Slot's side a ninth loss in 12 games.
Liverpool suffered a ninth defeat in just 12 games in all competitions, as they were beaten 4-1 by PSV Eindhoven at Anfield. Here, Sky Sports' Adam Bate assesses the key issues hampering Arne Slot's side at present.
Paul Merson described Arsenal's 3-1 victory over Bayern Munich as a "huge statement", saying the result will make everyone around Europe stand up and take notice of Mikel Arteta's side.
Liverpool crumbled to another shocking defeat as they were sensationally beaten 4-1 by PSV at Anfield. A trio of second-half goals - two of them scored by Couhaib Driouech - left Arne Slot's out-of-form side stunned as they capitulated to yet another three-goal defeat.
Wednesday 26 November 2025 22:48, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Paul Merson reacts to Arsenal’s 'statement' win against Bayern Munich in the Champions League.
