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Bayern Munich clinched its 10th straight Bundesliga title after beating fierce rivals Borussia Dortmund 3-1 on Saturday.

There was a lot of frustration in the past days and we could play it off today." "We really wanted to win it here. This is outstanding.

Bayern Munich eased past title rivals Borussia Dortmund 3-1 on Saturday to secure their 10th consecutive Bundesliga crown in front of a sold-out home crowd ...

Dortmund were awarded a penalty at the start of the second half when Marco Reus was felled by Joshua Kimmich and Can converted it. Gnabry put the ball in the net again on the half-hour mark but his effort was ruled offside. There was a lot of frustration in the past days and we could play it off today."

Bayern's 10th straight German championship is a record among Europe's top five leagues, eclipsing the nine Serie A titles in a row by Juventus from 2012-20.

Fürth lost all but one of its first 14 games until it claimed its first win in the 15th round by beating Union Berlin. The end of Leipzig’s 15-game unbeaten run across all competitions allowed Leverkusen to reclaim third place. The home fans didn’t have to wait long as Gnabry pressured Dortmund’s Dan-Axel Zagadou into a bad pass in the 34th. Though Dortmund had little hope left of catching the Bavarian powerhouse, Marco Rose’s players wanted to delay their rivals’ title celebrations for another day. Bayern’s players celebrated with the customary beer showers. Coach Stefan Leitl’s team was promoted last year when it finished second in the second division, but it never recovered from a poor start to the Bundesliga despite encouraging performances in the second half of the season.

MUNICH: Bayern Munich eased past title rivals Borussia Dortmund 3-1 on Saturday (Apr 23) to secure their 10th consecutive Bundesliga crown in front of a ...

Dortmund were awarded a penalty at the start of the second half when Marco Reus was felled by Joshua Kimmich, and Can converted it. Gnabry put the ball in the net again on the half-hour mark, but his effort was ruled offside. There was a lot of frustration in the past days and we could play it off today."

Antonio Rüdiger has decided to leave Chelsea and will make a decision on who he will join as a free agent next week. The Athletic revealed on Tuesday that the ...

The Athletic also reported that Chelsea has already offered £230,000-a-week (approximately €14 million per year), plus a signing bonus. Antonio Rüdiger has decided to leave Chelsea and will make a decision on who he will join as a free agent next week. Some other clubs are rumored to have offered the Germany international as much as £290,000 per week (roughly €18 million per year). The difference in offers, plus the extended wait has Rüdiger looking elsewhere.

Bayern Munich won a remarkable 10th straight title, while Everton's Premier League survival hopes took a hit. Here's what you missed this weekend.

The 25-year-old has been linked with summer moves to Arsenal and Juventus but Guardiola was strong in his postmatch news conference, saying defiantly: "He is our player". Things might change if City land Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund but Jesus could still have a key role to play between now and the end of the season as Guardiola chases a Premier League and Champions League double. Jesus has found opportunities hard to come by this season but he has a record of scoring big goals, including home and away against Real Madrid in the last 16 in 2020. The win moves Rayo 10 points clear of the drop zone, alleviating any relegation fears, and leaves Barca embroiled in a battle just to finish in the top four. Since the start of the season, the Neapolitans have lost against Spezia and Fiorentina, twice against Empoli, and they've dropped points against Cagliari and nine-man Verona. Worse, their home form is pathetic for a title contender: They're seventh-best in Serie A with nine wins, three draws and five losses. Their final three opponents are at home against fellow relegation-fighters Hertha and double-trophy-chasers RB Leipzig, with a trip to derby rivals Bochum sandwiched in between. Alvaro Garcia scored a goal at Camp Nou that had implications at the top and the bottom of LaLiga as Rayo Vallecano stunned Barcelona, 1-0, making it a third consecutive home defeat in all competitions for Xavi's side. (That said, they do still have a six-point cushion for now, and with just five matches remaining.) More painfully for Barca, the result also means Real Madrid are just one point away from clinching their 35th LaLiga title. You can certainly make a case for Serge Gnabry's goal to open the scoring in the Bayern-Dortmund game. For many in the 75,000-strong crowd, it was a return to "football as it's meant to be" after months of crowd restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic. Paris Saint-Germain were crowned Ligue 1 champions for the 10th time on Saturday evening at the Parc des Princes, equalling the French record set by Saint-Etienne and Marseille. However, it felt like anything but a celebration. Frank Lampard will be focusing on Watford away on May 11 and home games against Brentford and Crystal Palace, but survival is far from guaranteed, particularly with Burnley now in a good run of form under caretaker boss Mike Jackson. Even though they have a game in hand on their immediate rivals, it means very little when you're down at the bottom.