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Aberdeen landed the £5million jackpot by finishing third – but Barry Nicholson knows there’s memories money can’t buy ahead in Europe.

Taylor Swift. Just one week after it was announced that new Eras Tour dates would include different cities in Argentina and Brazil, fans have gone crazy trying to secure their tickets and making sure they will have a spot to see the popular singer during one of her shows.Fans outside Estadio River Plate in Buenos Aires, Argentina, are camping at the entrance of the venue.

Thania Garcia Taylor Swift shared the first round of international tour stops for her “Eras Tour,” on Friday morning. Swift will play three dates in Mexico’s Foro Sol stadium starting Aug. 24 and will also run through Argentina and Brazil, with a closing show on Nov. 26 in São Paulo, Brazil at Allianz Parque. The Latin American dates will see support for pop singer Sabrina Carpenter. “Really thrilled to tell you this!! Mexico, Argentina and Brazil: We are bringing the Eras Tour to you this year! Sweet angel princess [Sabrina Carpenter] will be joining us on all of the shows,” Swift tweeted, adding that “Lots more international dates to come soon, promise!”

Diogo Dalot called Manchester United teammate Marcel Sabitzer a "machine" in the wake of his side's victory over Aston Villa at Old Trafford on Sunday.

Kevin De Bruyne is enjoying the "privilege" of chasing down a historic treble with Manchester City and believes the Blues can achieve the holy grail of Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League this season.

Nathan Ake will undergo scans on Thursday to determine the extent of his hamstring injury.

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines on Tuesday, April 18.

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Manchester City host Bayern Munich on Tuesday night in the Champions League quarter-final first leg.

Joao Cancelo believes his 'difficult personality' makes him easier to read, but hinted that has complicated his career at times.

Tottenham could be set to join the managerial merry-go-round if they are to sack maverick manager Antonio Conte - with axed Bayern Munich boss Julian Nagelsmann firmly in the pipeline following his dismissal from the Allianz Arena.

Love Island participant Casey O'Gorman's appearance has changed dramatically over the years. Hailing from Hertfordshire, the 26 year old can be seen in a throwback Instagram snap from the year 2014, wearing a more orangey shade of auburn on his shorter cut.

Read More: Chelsea legend Joe Cole pinpoints Raheem Sterling's struggles at Stamford Bridge Bayern defender Alphonso Davis found the Frenchman at the back post with a floated cross at the back post. White it was certainly an opportunity for the away side to take the lead, Coman appeared to have an awful lot to do to beat the Italian.Donnarumma is considered to be one of the best goalkeepers in world football and is very rarely beaten cheaply.

Frustrated Ange Postecoglou didn't offer his Celtic stars any wiggle room after defeat to Sydney as he slammed his players for being "nowhere near where we need to be".

It's a homecoming for Ange Postecoglou as he leads Celtic out at the Allianz Stadium for the first clash of the inaugural Sydney Super Cup.

Sunderland have a higher average attendance than Italian giants Juventus so far this season. The newly promoted Championship side boast an impressive average attendance of 37,926 - while Juventus have only attracted 37,634 fans on average at home games.

Bayern Munich attacker Thomas Muller gave his opinion on the Cristiano Ronaldo v Lionel Messi debate ahead of the Bundesliga club's Champions League clash with Messi's former club Barcelona on Tuesday night.

Juventus wearing pink in their 2-2 home draw against Salernitana was not even mentioned.Within the space of five injury time minutes, Bianconeri forward Arkadiusz Milik headed home a last minute winner, was then sent off for taking his shirt off while celebrating said last minute winner, and was left spitting feathers when his header was sensationally disallowed by VAR for a dubious offside decision. Having recently erupted in pure joy, the Allianz Arena exploded into a fit of rage when the goal was stunningly wiped from the scoreline.Incredibly, Milik’s header and the resultant carnage proved to be a mere aperitif for the action that quickly bubbled to the surface.

Sadio Mane has been told he risks ruining the next two years of his career by leaving Liverpool for Bayern Munich this summer.The Senegalese is set to complete his £35million move to join the Bundesliga giants, ending his six-year association with the Reds after signing from Southampton in 2016. The deal could eventually be worth around £38m due to add-ons and individual awards.Jurgen Klopp was keen to retain the services of the 30-year-old after a phenomenal second half of the season, scoring 17 goals in total and registering seven assists in all competitions.

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England fans are buying tickets in the German away end.The two sides are set to face off in a Nations League clash on Tuesday night and The Time s report that there are fears that some Three Lions supporters have been able to gain access to seats among their opposition’s supporters in Munich.The article states: “It is understood that significant groups of England fans have been able to buy tickets en bloc, among them a party of 50 from one Premier League club" The tickets are being sold via the German football federation website but it appears that it has somewhat been without scrutiny.In fact, The Times report that they have been able to purchase a ticket to seat among the supporters of the home crowd for €45 (£38.50) by “using a German hotel address with a UK bank card and email address. The ticket will be returned to the German federation (DFB) for resale, with the €45 offered to a charity of its choice.”England have been allocated 3,466 tickets but there are worries that a more than 2,000 extra supporters could be making the trip to East Europe for the clash that will take place at the 70,000-seater Allianz Arena.