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Fernando Llorente's dramatic last minute goal sealed an all-Spanish Europa League final as Athletic Bilbao booked a clash with Atletico Madrid in Bucharest.

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Valencia lead trio of Spanish clubs into Europa League semisupdated: Thu Apr 05 2012 18:40:00

Valencia led a trio of Spanish clubs into the semifinals of the Europa League with a 4-0 thrashing of AZ Alkmaar Thursday.

Rooney double puts Manchester United top of tableupdated: Sun Mar 11 2012 16:49:00

Manchester United have overtaken rivals Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table after a double from Wayne Rooney saw the champions defeat West Bromwich 2-0 on Sunday.

Manchester clubs beaten on night of Europa League shocksupdated: Thu Mar 08 2012 18:54:00

The English Premier League top two Manchester City and Manchester United suffered embarrassing defeats in their Europa League last 16 ties Thursday.

10-man Barca rally to see off Sporting; Ibrahimovic fires rapid hat-trick for Milan updated: Sat Mar 03 2012 17:03:00

Two late goals from Seydou Keita and Xavi Hernandez earned 10-man Barcelona a 3-1 win over Sporting Gijon at the Nou Camp on Saturday.

Evergreen Raul sends Schalke into last 32 of Europa Leagueupdated: Thu Dec 01 2011 18:15:00

Veteran Spanish striker Raul extended his European scoring record as Schalke beat Steaua Bucuresti 2-1 on Thursday to reach the knockout stages of the continent's second-tier competition.

SI.com: Avi Creditor: Herculez Gomez makes case for U.S. recall; more Americans Abroadupdated: Tue Oct 25 2011 13:17:00

The last time Herculez Gomez was on this kind of a run, he ended up with a scoring title and a ticket to South Africa.

Tottenham win as English clubs dominate once againupdated: Thu Oct 20 2011 21:34:00

Roman Pavlyuchenko scored the only goal of the game against his Russian compatriots to give Tottenham a 1-0 win over Rubin Kazan and retain their unbeaten record in Europa League Group A on Thursday.

SI.com: Sid Lowe: Gap continues to widen between Madrid, Barcelona and the rest of La Ligaupdated: Fri Sep 09 2011 09:00:00

Two games, 11 goals and one mighty familiar looking league table. A player's strike denied the Spanish league its opening round of games and put everything back by seven days, turning Week Two into Week One, but it only delayed the inevitable. And the inevitable still arrived with indecent haste, not even hanging on for a fortnight or two. When it did, it brought with it laments and arguments.

SI.com: Grant Wahl: Sporting Kansas City riding unbeaten streak and new stadiumupdated: Thu Aug 04 2011 15:49:00

KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- On a glorious summer day not long ago, Sporting Kansas City president Robb Heineman stopped the tour he was giving me of his jaw-dropping new soccer stadium, Livestrong Sporting Park, and picked up his handheld radio.

SI.com: Jonathan Wilson: Porto juggernaut could lose key components before next seasonupdated: Wed May 04 2011 11:17:00

Already the vultures are hovering. Porto will be back in the Champions League next season, but the problem is that it is unlikely to be this Porto, the side that has dropped just four points in the league all season, and swept all before it in Europe.

SI.com: Sid Lowe: Man City outcast Caicedo proves to be La Liga's biggest bargainupdated: Thu Mar 24 2011 17:21:00

"Talent contest." Normally, it's one of television's biggest lies. Whispers suggest that most of the time, the producers have already decided who is going to win. And as for talent -- real talent -- sadly, it's often conspicuous by its absence. But this time was different. This time was an exception, even if it took a while for us to realize as much; even if it was not until his fifth club and his sixth season that it became apparent just how talented he is.

SI.com: Avi Creditor: Edu's game growing at Rangers; Americans abroad roundupupdated: Fri Mar 04 2011 11:30:00

Maurice Edu has scored his fair share of crucial goals. He's also had one infamously waved off on the world's biggest stage.

SI.com: Sid Lowe: Conspiracy theories abound on La Liga's final weekendupdated: Fri May 14 2010 08:23:00

Desperation makes for strange bedfellows. And no, we're not talking about David Cameron and Nick Clegg coming together to find the keys for No. 10 Downing Street after a British general election that left a hung parliament and no outright winner -- although there is certainly plenty of politics involved.

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