Real madrid's title hopes shattered by late mallorca comeback

Real Mallorca delivered a devastating blow to Real Madrid's La Liga title aspirations, securing a stunning 2-1 victory in injury time. Vedat Muriqi's added-minute strike sealed the win for the hosts, leaving Real Madrid four points adrift of leaders Barcelona, who face Atlético Madrid later today.

Mallorca's unexpected heroics

Despite being under intense pressure in the early stages, Mallorca held firm, with goalkeeper Leo Roman producing two spectacular diving saves to deny Kylian Mbappé. The hosts then capitalized on their first shot on target in the 42nd minute, as Manu Morlanes converted Pablo Maffeo's cross to give Mallorca the lead.

Harry Kane, England's Ballon d'Or contender, was unable to inspire a Real Madrid comeback. However, Éder Militão pulled Real level with an 88th-minute equalizer. But in a dramatic finale, Muriqi struck the decisive blow just three minutes later, securing Mallorca's historic first win over Real Madrid in three years and moving them two points clear of the relegation zone.

Bayern munich's last-gasp champions league qualification push

In Germany, Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich staged a dramatic late rally to snatch a 3-2 victory at Freiburg. Trailing 2-0 with just nine minutes remaining, Bayern mounted a stunning comeback, with Tom Bischof scoring twice in almost identical fashion from the edge of the box to draw level. Lennart Karl then tapped in the winner in the dying seconds, earning Bayern three crucial points as they prepare to face Real Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals.

Freiburg, who face Celta Vigo in the Europa League last eight, looked set for a vital win after Johan Manzambi's sensational 25-meter strike in the opening minute of the second half. They doubled their lead in the 71st minute through Lucas Hoeler's clinical volley after Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer spilled a corner. But Bayern refused to concede, with Bischof's late goals sparking an incredible turnaround that saw Karl's winner seal the points in stoppage time.

Massimiliano allegri rules out italy job for now

In Italy, Massimiliano Allegri, the coach of Serie A side Milan, has distanced himself from the vacant Italy manager's role, prioritizing his club's push for Champions League qualification. Allegri's comments come after Gennaro Gattuso resigned as Italy boss following the team's World Cup playoff loss to Bosnia on penalties, with federation chief Giuseppe Gravina also stepping down.