Arsenal is one of the most revered and decorated teams in English soccer history. Founded in 1886, the Gunners have amassed an impressive collection of domestic

Would you prefer Champions League qualification or lift the FA Cup? That is the debate on BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast after Nottingham Forest edged their way into the semi-finals of the FA Cup with a penalty shoot-out win at Brighton.

Champions League winner Real Madrid topped the prize money list last season by getting almost 139 million euros ($154 million), UEFA said on Thursday, finally confirming the payments. Madrid's money came from a total competition prize fund of more than 2 billion euros ($2.

With five Champions League spots likely up for grabs, who will join Arsenal and Liverpool in Europe's biggest competition last season?

After two weeks off and an international break, the Concacaf Champions Cup is set to return this week for the quarterfinal round. It will feature four MLS sides and four Liga MX sides battling for continental supremacy.

We asked Nottingham Forest subscribers if they would rather win the FA Cup or qualify for the Champions League. Here are the

Mick: If I was at Forest, I would want both. Win the cup and it's their first major trophy for a very long time. Qualify for the Champions League and it's a big increase in income and it's easier to retain players and attract new ones.

Newcastle’s Carabao Cup party is over as Eddie Howe pursues a “game-changing” return to the Champions League. Around 300,000 fans turned out to welcome the club’s first major trophy in seven decades back to Tyneside on Saturday.

Atletico Madrid were knocked out in the Copa del Rey semi-finals on Wednesday after a 1-0 defeat against Barcelona for a 5-4 aggregate loss but coach Diego Simeone was proud of his side's overall performance in the season.