TUESDAY MORNING QUARTERBACK

Brilliant Bompastor guides Chelsea to FA Cup glory vs. Man United

1dBeth Lindop

Chelsea's struggles without Jackson make Champions League qualification uncertain

3dJames Olley

Liverpool fans' hostility toward TAA a sour subplot to otherwise festive end of season

8dBeth Lindop

Barcelona are about to win LaLiga, and Real Madrid let them after a wild Clásico

8dAlex Kirkland and Sam Marsden

Jackson's red card leaves Chelsea without a striker, despite £1bn spending

9dMark Ogden

Man United reach Europa League final but hardly look up to the task

11dRob Dawson

Arsenal can't shake nearly-men tag as PSG's collective wins out

12dMark Ogden, +3 More

Inter Milan, Barcelona write new chapter in UCL folklore

13dSam Marsden, +2 More

Europa League continues to offer Man United a lifeline for this season

18dRob Dawson

Inter Miami has little to show for Messi and its star-studded roster

19dLizzy Becherano

Liverpool waited 35 years for this party as Premier League champions, and they earned it

22dBeth Lindop

Even Man City's worst could result in an FA Cup trophy and Champions League qualification

22dRob Dawson

The Champions League race so intense it's sure to last to the Premier League's final day

28dMark Ogden

Man United breathe life into an otherwise dismal season with legendary comeback

32dRob Dawson

Barça should have cruised by Dortmund, instead they nearly crumbled

34dSam Marsden

Rashford proved he's still big-time at Villa, but PSG the superior Champions League side

34dMark Ogden and Julien Laurens

Liverpool show how Premier League champions respond to adversity

36dBeth Lindop

Barça quietly building one of the greatest UCL campaigns ever

40dSam Marsden

Arsenal secure a Champions League win for the ages as Real Madrid hope for Bernabéu magic

41dJames Olley and Alex Kirkland

Morale boost for the Matildas, but coaching limbo drags on

42dMarissa Lordanic

TUESDAY MORNING QUARTERBACK

Jan 31, 2008, 12:57 PM ET