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Eureka for Uefa as Super League is given the red card

Juventus boss says Super League cannot go ahead, while Liverpool owner J W Henry apologises to fans

21 April 2021 - 20:08 By Simon Evans, Elvira Pollina, Sudipto Ganguly and Ian Ransom

The European Super League can no longer proceed, Juventus boss Andrea Agnelli confirmed on Wednesday, as Spain’s Atletico Madrid, Italy’s Inter Milan and six English teams abandoned the breakaway competition after intense criticism...

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