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Mooy aims for Premier League dream

Final chance: Aaron Mooy will play for a spot in the Premier League with Huddersfield.

Aaron Mooy is set to play a key role for his club, Huddersfield Town, when the Terriers take on Reading in the Championship play-off final at Wembley Stadium in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Messi leads Barca to third Copa Del Rey win in row

Paco Alcacer celebrates after scoring Barcelona's third goal.

Lionel Messi and Neymar showed their class as Barcelona beat a determined Alaves side 3-1 in the King's Cup final on Saturday to win the competition for the third year in a row and bid farewell to coach Luis Enrique on a high.

Wenger leads Arsenal to FA Cup glory for record seventh time

On fire: Arsenal lifted to beat the league champions in the FA Cup final, after a tough season which saw them finish ...

The long league campaigns, the Champions League's dreaded barrier of the round of 16 - these are the challenges that Arsene Wenger has found ever harder to negotiate over the years but there is only one king of the FA Cup, the 67-year-old Frenchman who has now won it a record seven times.

Sound and fury misplaced

Liverpool fans sing before the game.

Plenty of sound and fury, wailing and gnashing of teeth after Liverpool's fly-in-fly-out visit to Sydney for an exhibition game that drew responses verging from farcical to fantastic.

End of era as Rooney eyes Old Trafford exit

Keeping his options open: Wayne Rooney.

Wayne Rooney is weighing up the possibility of moves to Everton, China or the United States after giving the clearest indication yet that he will leave Manchester United this summer.

Mooy out for a wedding and Wembley double

Honeymoon on hold: Aaron Mooy.

After getting married last week, Socceroos star Aaron Mooy now has his sights on a double celebration by securing promotion to the Premier League with Huddersfield Town.

Hull City manager Marco Silva resigns

Moving on: Marco Silva.

Hull City's Portuguese head coach Marco Silva has resigned against their wishes following relegation from the Premier League, the club said in a statement on Friday.

We are all very sad - but have a job to do: Mourinho

United manager Jose Mourinho walks on to the pitch at the Friends Arena in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday.

Jose Mourinho told his Manchester United players they "have a job to do" in Thursday morning's Europa League final as the usual excitement and anticipation of a season-defining game deferred to professional compulsion.