Manchester - Mariano Gonzalez scored a late equaliser as Porto held Manchester United to a 2-2 draw in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
The visitors took a fourth-minute lead through Cristian Rodriguez, only for a defensive howler to present Wayne Rooney with an equaliser 11 minutes later.
Substitute Carlos Tevez looked to have given United the win when he struck with five minutes remaining, but Mariano ghosted in at the back post to steal an equaliser three minutes later.
Madrid - Struggling Spanish Liga club Betis announced on Tuesday evening that striker Sergio Garcia will be out of action for around a month.
Garcia suffered a bizarre injury in Saturday's heart-stopping 3-3 draw at home to Numancia, twisting the ligaments in his right knee whilst wildly celebrating a goal.
Garcia - who was a reserve for Spain at Euro 2008 - will be out of action until early May.
London - The English Football Association charged five players on Tuesday with breaching football's betting rules.
The five - four who played for Accrington Stanley and one who played for Bury - were charged with betting on the match when the two sides met in the final game of League Two last season.
If found guilty, the five - Jay Harris, David Mannix, Robert Williams and Peter Cavanagh, of Accrington, and Andrew Mangan of Bury at the time - could face suspensions.
London, Apr 7 : Fernando Torres wants Euro glory even more than a Premier League winner's medal.
Most Liverpool players are desperate to end their 19-year domestic title drought, but Spanish striker Torres said: "Domestic titles are very important but to win the Champions League you are saying `we are the best team in Europe'.
"This club has a great record in the European Cup, but now I want to be a part of that history," The Sun quoted him, as saying.
London, Apr. 7 : England soccer star David Beckham''s son, Brooklyn, appears to be following in his father footsteps by showing off his football skills at an Italian park.
Brooklyn, 10, enjoyed the Italian sunshine as he and his two brothers Romeo, six, and Cruz, four, visited the park for a kickabout, The Telegraph reports.
Accompanied by a minder, Brooklyn displayed some of the skills he may have inherited from his father, who is currently on loan at AC Milan until the end of the season.