Atletico Madrid star Jan Oblak confronts time-wasting ballboys in surprise defeat

all manner of different stadia on a regular basis to watch the game unfold, with each venue steeped in its own unique history. Over the years, football has offered up some truly remarkable arenas.However, while the likes of the Maracana and the Nou Camp remain popular attractions for football lovers all over the world, some of the sport's best-loved stadia have been lost to time.

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford could leave the club this summer if new manager Erik ten Hag decides he is not a part of his plans.The 24-year-old has had the worst season of his career in terms of goal contributions, with just five goals and two assists in 32 appearances across all competitions.

Coronation Street villain Rob Donovan.Rob was introduced as the troubled younger brother of Carla Connor and began his scheming on the cobbles from the get-go.Shortly after getting engaged to Tracy Barlow, Rob bludgeoned Tina McIntyre (Michelle Keegan) to death to keep his crimes a secret and was later sentenced to life in prison for her murder.After his imprisonment, he returned to the popular ITV soap a handful of times but made his last official appearance exactly five years ago today. Following the anniversary of his departure, Daily Star have looked at where the Corrie star is now, from a possible soap comeback to a triumphant stage return.Most fans will know Marc as one of Corrie's biggest bad boys, however, his soap career actually began almost a decade prior.In 2005, Marc appeared in an episode of Doctors and four years later stumbled upon Albert Square in a New Years Day episode of EastEnders.

Matt Tebbutt, 48, has hosted BBC's Saturday Kitchen since James Martin's departure in 2016, having previously covered for the chef on the show before.The TV personality has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about his concerns over James' "very loyal following" when he took over the role and his worry they would not stay for him.James presented the cookery series Saturday Kitchen from 2006 until 2016, before leaving the BBC.He now works for ITV, hosting Saturday Morning with James Martin since 2017.Matt took over from James in 2016 and has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about how he felt filling such big shoes.He said: "James had a very loyal following, so I’ve been really pleased that so many viewers have stuck with me."Luckily, I had covered for James quite a few times, so I already knew the ropes and how things worked behind the scenes."The entire team at the show are so friendly and very supportive of me."Matt also worried prior to taking over the show how its viewers would take to him due to the pair's contrasting personalities.He continued: "James and I are quite different personalities, so I just hoped I could put my own stamp on the show, do it in my own way and add my own personality."I hope I’ve achieved that, and viewers are still happy."James has spoken previously about his departure from Saturday Kitchen, admitting he never realised the "impact" he had.Speaking on the Talkshire Podcast podcast, James confessed: "It just really didn't really hit me until I left Saturday Kitchen, which is five years ago now, I didn't realise how big a deal it was and I genuinely mean that."I remember saying to Chris Evans before I announced the fact that I was leaving and he spat his drink out, he couldn't believe it."I

Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo has called Manchester City a 'completely defensive team' that displayed more 'prehistoric' tactics than the Spaniards in their Champions League quarter-final.

Diego Simeone sent some veiled criticism in the direction of Pep Guardiola after Atletico Madrid's Champions League exit to Manchester City, suggesting the Blues boss 'praised Atleti with contempt.'

Manchester City's time-wasting and play-acting provoked Atletico Madrid in their fiery Champions League encounter, their captain Koke claims.

Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone stormed onto the pitch and seemed to sarcastically applaud the referee during their Champions League farce against Manchester City.Simeone lost his cool during the closing stages as his side resorted to thuggery and underhand tactics in an attempt to unsettle Pep Guardiola's visitors. The game boiled over after Felipe took out Phil Foden. Stefan Savic attempted to drag the England international off the pitch, sparking a huge brawl involving players, staff and substitutes.

Atletico Madrid defender Stefan Savic was captured yanking the hair of Manchester City ace Jack Grealish – again!The former City defender was once again front and centre of another ugly Atletico Madrid display against the reigning Premier League winners. Pep Guardiola’s side ensured progress into the Champions League semi-final with a vital stale mate in front of a reduced Wanda Metropolitano.But as it was when the Citizens won the first leg at the Etihad Stadium 1-0, the image of Savic’s playground like hair pulling on the £100million man will be emblazoned on our memories.

Chelsea and Manchester City fans had to be separated by baton-wielding Madrid police on Tuesday.Around 8,000 English supporters made the midweek trip to Spain to watch their clubs in their respective Champions League quarter-final second-leg showdowns. Chelsea faced Real Madrid on Tuesday at the Santiago Bernabeu while City take on Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano on Wednesday.

Manchester City travel to Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid tonight in their second- eg of the Champions League quarter-final with a 1-0 cushion after Kevin de Bruyne's goal gave them a first leg advantage. Meanwhile Liverpool face Benfica at the same time with a 3-1 lead.

Last Tuesday, Pep Guardiola’s post-match press conference was dominated by questions about the effectiveness of Atletico Madrid’s dark arts, but the Catalan has a master of his own that he could deploy in the second leg. Stopping counterattacks, faking injuries and even hair pulling, the Champions League quarter-final first leg between Manchester City and Atletico Madrid had it all last week.

Robert Lewandowski joined Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in an exclusive Champions League club on Tuesday night.

Diego Simeone has hit back strongly after Pep Guardiola mentioned 'prehistory' when discussing Atletico Madrid's tactics in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final vs Manchester City.

Atletico Madrid's first leg defeat to Manchester City will no doubt be extra painful after they set a new record under the Argentine.La Liga giants Atletico left the Etihad empty-handed after Kevin de Bruyne's second half strike condemned them to a 1-0 first leg defeat on Tuesday night. City controlled proceedings for the vast majority of the game, as Atleti sat deep and dug in in trademark fashion.However, while their defensive approach managed to restrict City's opportunities in front of goal, it made life extremely difficult going forwards.

Pep Guardiola was right in the thick of it as Manchester City and Atletico Madrid stars almost came to blows in the final few minutes of their Champions League quarter-final clash on Tuesday night.Jack Grealish reacted furiously after having the ball booted at him moments after being felled near the touchline, as Atletico's Angel Correa punted the ball towards him at close-range.It then ricocheted off the England international's legs before clipping him in the face, and Grealish leapt to his feet in a rage, before players from both teams started rushing in - including City boss Guardiola, who was one of the first into the fire.After launching a short verbal tirade at his opponents, Guardiola recognised that Grealish's emotions might get the better of him as tempers continued to flare, and decided to drag the £100 million midfielder away from the ensuing melee.By that point, Atletico boss Diego Simeone had joined the scramble, though the typically brutish Argentine decided to act as peacemaker too, perhaps with one eye on the second leg.

Gabriel Jesus will be suspended for Manchester City's Champions League quarter-final second leg against Atletico Madrid next week after he picked up his third booking of the competition in their win at the Etihad on Tuesday night.

Critics of Manchester City's 1-0 win over Atletico Madrid should go back to the training pitch, says matchwinner Kevin De Bruyne.

Former Manchester City striker Paul Dickov believes Pep Guardiola's side are not under severe pressure to win the first-leg of their Champions League quarter-final clash with Atletico Madrid this evening.

Diego Simeone was full of praise for Manchester City ahead of their Champions League meeting with Atletico Madrid, but piled the pressure on the Blues by reminding them of their defeat to Chelsea in last season's final.

Atletico Madrid will definitely be without influential defender Jose Maria Gimenez for their trip to face Manchester City in the Champions League this week.