Bayern complete Barca humiliation

Bayern Munich cruised into a first all-
German Champions League final
when they routed Barcelona 3-0 at the
Nou Camp today to secure a crushing
7-0 aggregate success.
The newly-crowned Bundesliga
champions had effectively killed off
the tie with last week's 4-0 victory in
Germany and there was no way back
for the Spaniards when Arjen Robben
blasted the ball past Victor Valdes in
the 49th minute.
Barca's humiliation was completed
late in the game when Gerard Pique
skewed the ball into his own net and
Thomas Mueller, who scored twice in
last week's first leg, nodded Bayern's
third.
Barca, like Bayern chasing a fifth
European crown, were deprived of
the talents of Lionel Messi, who is
coming back from a hamstring injury
and was left on the bench, and
without the talismanic World Player of
the Year they barely threatened.
The Bavarians will play Borussia
Dortmund in the final at London's
Wembley stadium on May 25 after
Dortmund squeaked past Real Madrid
4-3 on aggregate yesterday.

Europa League semi-final draw:Chelsea to face Basel

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 First-leg matches are scheduled to be played on April 25, while the return fixtures will be decided a week later, on May 2

Chelsea have been drawn against Tottenham-conquering Basel in the Europa League semi-finals, while Fenerbahce will meet Benfica.

Champions League semi-finals: Bayern Munich to face Barcelona as Real Madrid face Dortmund

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The Bavarians will host the Blaugrana in the first leg, while Jurgen Klopp's men will welcome los Blancos to Signal Iduna Park

Bayern Munich will face Barcelona in the semi-finals of the Champions League, while Real Madrid have been paired with Borussia Dortmund.

The Bavarians have claimed the continent’s top prize on four previous occasions and are desperate to atone for defeat in last year’s tournament decider against Chelsea.

Uefa proposes 10-match ban for racist abuse

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Players and officials found guilty of racist behaviour face 10-match bans as part of new plans proposed by Uefa.

Uefa general secretary Gianni Infantino also revealed clubs could be forced to close part or all of their stadiums if fans racially abuse players.
Infantino said: "It's still a scourge on the game. We have to have sanctions.
"What we are proposing is that if a player or official is found guilty then they will be suspended for 10 matches."