Real Madrid star Raphael Varane sends Man City warning ahead of Champions League fixture

Former Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has already told Ralf Rangnick how to stop Man City.

Jack Grealish has praised the resolve of Manchester City teammate Oleksandr Zinchenko after an incredibly tough week and labelled him as 'underrated'.

Prince George is being moved to a school outside of London because of his younger sister Princess Charlotte, according to a royal expert. Recent reports say Prince William, 39, and Kate Middleton, 40, will be moving their eight-year-old son from London St.

talkSport Boxing: "We don't want any British judges for this fight, we want proper experienced judges who will do the right thing and if Dillian Whyte beats me, give him the decision."Do not try and rob anybody in this fight, give the man the decision, give him what he deserves, and if I win then do the same for me."In boxing, these fighters don't want any gifts, they don't want robbery decisions. They just want to win if they win and lose if they lose."We've seen so many boxing decisions go the opposite way and I just think, 'what are they watching'? And as for the fight the other night, both fighters tried their best and done what they can do best."It's not for me to say who won or lost because I know both guys and it was a good fight, I watched it.

Vanessa Feltz, 60, has praised her "sexual athlete" partner Ben, 49, as the pair keep their sex life new and exciting. The TV star has opened up about her sex life and the importance of being intimate within a loving relationship as she said the couple "switch it up" in the bedroom.In her column for The Sun, Vanessa said that Ben is "saucy and intriguing", which keeps the excitement between them brewing and they refuse to get "too familiar".She said: "It's about creating a sexual climate, so there's a pleasant atmosphere between you.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been publicly blasted after they won a civil rights award — with one expert questioning what they did to deserve it.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were the winners of the NAACP’s President Award on Saturday (March 5), which is given for 'special achievement' and 'distinguished public service' in humanitarian work.A made-up Meghan said on stage at the ceremony: “We are so deeply humbled to be here in the company of so many illustrious awardees."Harry meanwhile referenced the crisis in Ukraine, saying: "We would like to acknowledge the people of Ukraine, who urgently need our continued support as a global community."I think it's safe to say that I come from a very different background from my incredible wife, yet our lives were brought together for a reason. We share a commitment to a life of service, a responsibility to combat injustice and a belief that the most often overlooked are the most important to listen to."But commenting on their win, royal expert Angela Levins suggested that they had been handed it for merely talking about issues, as opposed to actually achieving anything.She said on Twitter: “Archewell Foundation partners with NSSCP [sic] have created new honour Digital Civil Rights Award which it seems Harry and Meghan have won.“Apart from creating it someone please tell me exactly what they've done not just talked about for civil rights.”Online royal fans have also slammed the decision, with some claiming the couple haven't done anything to deserve it.One royal fan said: "They won an award?? For what??? Seriously.

Michael Sheen has announced his partner Anna Lundberg is pregnant.The 53 year old actor shared the happy news on his Twitter feed as he first updated fans on season two of Good Omens by sharing a snap of his character Aziraphale’s coat hanging on the back of a door.The move appeared to hint that he may have wrapped up on filming for the next season of the Terry Pratchett adaptation, where he stars alongside David Tennant. "At times like this we need all the angels we can get. Sadly it’s time for this one to hang up his coat.

straight to your inboxIlkay Gundogan has warned his Manchester City teammates that they are only one mistake away from exiting the Champions League.City face Lyon in Saturday's quarter-final in Lisbon, in the new one-game format for this season's adapted Champions League finale.The Blues booked their place in the last eight by overcoming Real Madrid by 2-1 for the second time, capitalising on two mistakes from Raphael Varane in the visitors' defence.And Gundogan has warned City that the one-game knockout tie means they must have full concentration throughout the entire 90 minutes.Describing his side as favourites, Gundogan urged his side to be wary of Lyon's threat as the underdog."Lyon will be highly motivated," he explained."It's a huge

straight to your inboxJoleon Lescott says Gabriel Jesus needs to be more selfish in attack for Manchester City.The striker scored a crucial goal to put City 2-1 up against Real Madrid in the Champions League, seizing on a mistake from Raphael Varane to produce a cool finish.It was Jesus's fifth goal since football resumed in June as he continues to fill the void left by Sergio Aguero's injury.Speaking on BT Sport, former City defender Lescott said the difference between the two players is Aguero's selfishness.Lescott said: “I think he (Jesus) needs to be a bit more selfish with regards to his goal return."He does a lot of work for the team, and he got the rewards.

straight to your inboxGabriel Jesus says Manchester City have learned how to suffer – and that has him dreaming of lifting the European Cup.The Blues striker put the pain on Real Madrid by robbing Raphael Varane to tee up Raheem Sterling for the first goal and then superbly tucking away the second in a 2-1 win at the Etihad on Friday night.But the 23-year-old Brazil international believes that City have taken the lessons from previous Champions League flops, and can now cope with the moments in the game when they are under the cosh.City have gone out three times under Pep Guardiola, losing to Monaco, Liverpool and Tottenham by conceding goals in quick succession when forced onto the back foot.That has also been a problem in the Premier

straight to your inboxReal Madrid defender Raphael Varane accepted full responsibility for his side's defeat by Manchester City in the Champions League.Madrid needed to come from behind after losing the first leg 2-1 at the Bernabeu following goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus.Zinedine Zidane's men were without Sergio Ramos after his red card but the Spaniard travelled with the team to watch on from the sidelines.Varane started alongside Eder Militao in central defence but a shaky start culminated in City taking the lead after just nine minutes when the Frenchman was dispossessed by Gabriel Jesus.

straight to your inboxGabriel Jesus believes the power of his pressing game was key to Manchester City's victory against Real Madrid in the Champions LeagueThe Brazilian netted in the reverse fixture at the Bernabeu in February and started on the wing again at the Etihad, with Phil Foden operating as the false nine.Jesus was involved from the off, putting Raphael Varane under pressure after just nine minutes and forcing the Frenchman into an early mistake that allowed Raheem Sterling to open the scoring.Pep Guardiola moved Jesus back into the centre for the second half and his pressing resulted in the winner, which he netted himself.Jesus said he was eager to put the Madrid defenders under pressure and force them into making the mistakes

straight to your inbox Manchester City fans labelled Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos 'classy' after the German embraced Kevin De Bruyne after Friday night's match. After months of waiting following the first leg, City and Madrid finally contested the reverse fixture and the Blues emerged as 4-2 aggregate victors.

straight to your inbox Pep Guardiola and Zinedine Zidane were locked in conversation at pitchside after Manchester City's win over Real Madrid in the Champions League.The two managers chatted amicably after the Blues’ 2-1 win had secured a place in the last-eight tournament, which starts in Lisbon next week.Defender Raphael Varane admitted his two errors had brought the defeat for Madrid, but Zidane’s failure to reach the quarter-finals will pile pressure on him, even though he led them to victory in La Liga last month.Guardiola was asked what he had said to Zidane during his post-match press conference – and his words revealed a show of support for the Bernabeu boss.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola admitted he got his tactics wrong during the first half of Manchester City's win against Real Madrid in the Champions League.The Spaniard made four changes to the side that defeated Madrid 2-1 at the Bernabeu back in February.

Liverpool fans have dismissed comparisons between Virgil van Dijk and Raphael Varane. Netherlands skipper Van Dijk has led the Reds to Champions League and Premier League glory over the past 14 months having joined from Southampton in January of 2018.

straight to your inboxManchester City aimed to put Real Madrid under pressure from the off during their round-of-16 clash at the Etihad Stadium, according to Raheem Sterling.City took the lead after just nine minutes when Raphael Varane was caught in possession by Gabriel Jesus.

Manchester City booked their place in the last eight of the Champions League with a 2-1 victory over Real Madrid at the Etihad.

Man City saw off the threat of Real Madrid to book their place in the Champions League quarter finals with a dominant display.

Real Madrid reportedly have a clear masterplan over their transfer strategy once they have overcome the coronavirus pandemic.

straight to your inbox Raphael Varane expects Real Madrid's Champions League return leg against Manchester City to be very different than it could have been. The crunch last-16 clash was meant to go ahead in March but was postponed when the Spanish team were forced into quarantine before being rearranged for August 7 as part of the plans to complete the season following three months off owing to the pandemic.