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The Nations League may be gone for the next few weeks but the aftershocks continue to shake up the Irish punditry scene as Seamus Coleman takes clinical aim at Keith Andrews for criticising the team.

Meanwhile the Premier League title race looks exceptionally tight with the top five potentially separated by two points if Arsenal manage to beat Leicester tonight. But does the table belie the real story – which is that Manchester City’s form is looking increasingly ominous for everybody else?

 

Dermot Corrigan was at Real Madrid’s press conference to see Julen Lopetegui confirm that he would continue as coach at least for another few days.

And we speak to Deutsche Welle’s Felix Tamsut about an extraordinary press conference at Bayern Munich, where the club main power-brokers called the media in for no other reason than to give them a damn good thrashing.

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