- Pep Guardiola says he does not have an issue with Sergio Aguero after he was involved in a car accident - The taxi the striker was taking to the airport after attending a show in Holland crashed into a post - Guardiola has also revealed defender will sidelined until the Champions League semi-finals Sergio Aguero and Pep Guardiola have spoken for the first time since the car accident the striker was involved in that has left him with a broken rib. The Mirror reports that Kun will be sidelined for two months after being involved the accident in Amsterdam on Thursday night, when the taxi in which he was travelling collided with a lampost. Aguero spoke to Radio Metro de Argentina from his hospital bed and said: "The taxi driver did not see the curve and skid. And when he skidded, we hit him with the pole. "I broke my rib, now I'm resting. It hurts me badly. I'll be discharged in a little while."Aguer...
- Spain have insisted Barcelona will not be allowed to play in La Liga if Catalonia becomes independent - The 7.5 million population of Catalan are clamoring for independence from Spain - Barcelona is likely to play in the Premier League should Catalan be granted independent Barcelona could come and play in the Premier League if Sunday's referendum on Catalan independence is passed, the region's sports minister has claimed. The Spanish government on the other-hand has declared the vote illegal instructing the police to seize ballot boxes. Spain's prime minister Mariano has insisted the referendum “won't happen”. There is strong support for independence among Catalonia's 7.5m population including support from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, but parties loyal to Spain are boycotting the vote. Among the many uncertainties is what will happen to the region's football clubs, including FC ...