Wanda Metropolitano: Last News

Jack Grealish has been given a fitting new nickname by some of his Manchester City team-mates after getting into a couple of scraps with Atletico Madrid star Stefan Savic.Pep Guardiola's side squeezed into the Champions League semi-finals following a tense 0-0 draw at the Wanda Metropolitano last night, but their nerves were tested in the closing stages when handbags broke out between the two sides.Savic instigated it all after trying to drag Phil Foden to his feet after the Englishman was hauled to the ground by Felipe, before later butting heads with Raheem Sterling and tugging at Grealish's Gucci-insured hair.Grealish and Savic would later clash in the tunnel after the game before reportedly being separated by police officers as tensions boiled over from their bitter feud which began during the first-leg last week.According to The Mirror, Savic told Grealish: "I'll have you in Madrid" after the two came to blows at the Etihad Stadium, to which the £100 million midfielder responded saying he was looking forward to the second-leg and wasn't afraid of anyone.And after methodically getting under Savic's skin again last night, some of the City players have started calling Grealish 'Peaky Jack', in reference to the TV show Peaky Blinders, which is based around a street gang in the former Aston Villa man's hometown, Birmingham.Is Jack Grealish the biggest s***house in the Premier League right now? Let us know what you think in the comments section.VAR somehow failed to spot Savic's on-field antics and the Montenegro international escaped with just a booking, though there's a decent chance of some retrospective punishment being handed out, particularly after the defender was seen lunging at a group of City players and staff

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’s players in their Champions League quarter-final defeat by Manchester City was “embarrassing”, according to Rio Ferdinand.City progressed to the semi-finals of the competition 1-0 on aggregate after holding Atleti to a 0-0 draw in the Spanish capital on Wednesday night. But the result was overshadowed by ugly scenes in the closing stages, which were sparked by the actions of the home side.

Atletico Madrid fans launched bottles at Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola as he left the field at the Wanda Metropolitano.City held tight to advance to the semi-finals of the Champions League with a 0-0 draw away from home in Madrid. But there were unsavoury scenes at full-time as the cauldron atmosphere boiled over following a mass brawl that overshadowed the clash.Felipe was shown a second yellow after his kick-out at Phil Foden ignited the brawl. And tensions on the pitch soon spilt over into the stands when reports of bottles were being launched at the Catalan as he left the field.However, when speaking to BT Sport after the full-time whistle Guardiola refused to comment on the scenes: "Nothing to say," he replied.He also refused to be drawn into any qualms that Foden was targeted by the Atleti players: "I don’t know.

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.

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.

UEFA have ordered a partial closure of Atletico Madrid’s stadium for Manchester City’s visit in the Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday.

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 will be hoping three Manchester City players stay away from trouble in their Champions League quarter-final tie with Atletico Madrid tonight (8pm). With a place in the semi-finals at stake, Guardiola and his team are set to lock horns with the Spanish champions at the Etihad Stadium.

Manchester City will break new ground in the Champions League quarter-finals after being drawn against Atletico Madrid.

Rio Ferdinand says Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid summed up this season for Manchester United in comments made off-air duties with BT Sport.

Manchester United fans are beside themselves with rage after referee Slavko Vincic ‘ignored’ two incidents in Atletico Madrid’s favour before the Spanish side opened the scoring in the Red Devils' 1-0 defeat.Following the 1-1 draw at Wanda Metropolitano, the pair faced off for their Champions League round of 16 second-leg tie at Old Trafford. United opened brightly but soon Diego Simeone’s side turned up the heat and started to threaten at goal.Joao Felix managed to put the ball in the net in the first half, only for it to be chalked off for offside.

Atletico Madrid may have given their Champions League opponents Manchester United a huge advantage.The Spaniards left their tactics board at Old Trafford ahead of their round-of-16 second leg encounter.Following the 1-1 draw at the Wanda Metropolitano last month, it’s all to play for at the Theatre of Dreams. But, according to The Sun, staff members of Diego Simeone’s side left a blueprint of their tactics at the stadium after they trained there on Monday.The side realised the catastrophic error only when they arrived at the city centre hotel.

Champions League final - took steroids for three years prior to his boxing debut draw on Saturday.The 29-year-old, who shot to fame through his YouTube stunts, wasn't able to get the better of fellow social media trickster Kristen Hanby in the bout at the OVO Arena Wembley.The raucous contest was Vitaly's first time in the ring having previously built a reputation for documenting his attempts to gate-crash a number of high-profile sporting events.His most iconic act saw his former partner Kinsey Wolanski memorably streak during Liverpool's Champions League final triumph over Tottenham.Wolanski wore a skimpy black swimsuit featuring the words 'Vitaly Uncensored' during her dart across Atletico Madrid's Wanda Metropolitano stadium.Vitaly himself has since turned his hand to boxing and has previously admitted to openly using steroids in an attempt to bulk up.Speaking to the No Jumper podcast back in 2019, the YouTube star revealed that he had taken human growth hormones, steroids and testosterones - among other substances - for "three years straight".What do you make of social media stars clashing in the boxing ring? Let us know in the comments section below.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Scott McTominay has been pictured back in training for Manchester United ahead of Sunday’s derby.

Jadon Sancho has insisted Manchester United are good enough to win this season’s Champions League.

Jamie Carragher has insisted Manchester United need "something better" than Marcus Rashford in a brutal TV interview.The ex-Liverpool ace, 44, also claimed that the England star "doesn't warrant being in the team" on current form.Rashford, 24, had a horror show for Man Utd against Atletico Madrid with several misplaced passes and aimless runs before being substituted in the 75th-minute for Anthony Elanga.And the late switch proved to be a masterstoke by United boss Ralf Rangnick as the teenager bagged a crucial equaliser at the Wanda Metropolitano.When speaking to CBS Sports, Carragher slammed Rashford's Champions League showing whilst stating the OBE winger needs to be dropped from the starting 11.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s expression spoke more than words ever could during his difficult night against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday night. That was the verdict from Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand, who was less than pleased in the BT Sport studio.

Pep Guardiola.The Atletico Madrid boss, 51, is a former midfielder for Los Rajablancos and recorded the feat whilst facing Barcelona back in the 1990s.Skinning the current Manchester City boss with a neat turn, Simeone humiliated Guardiola's team-mate Jose Mari Bakero by performing a devastating double nutmeg before stopping to give himself a round of applause.The no-nonsense central midfielder then belted the ball to the near touchline with Atleti on a dangerous attack down the right.The viral video has sent social media into meltdown, though Simeone will be hoping to best an alternate Manchester manager when the Argentinian welcomes Manchester United to the Wanda Metropolitano in the Champions League."Never seen this before.