Champions League Power Rankings: Barcelona, Bayern Rise, Real Madrid Drops

And now there are just eight. The quarterfinals for the Champions League are weeks away with the match ups being drawn on Friday morning Eastern Standard Time. Latin Post breaks down the power rankings for the top teams in the quarterfinals of Champions League.

Arsenal vs. Monaco Results, Analysis: Gunners Come Up Short in Away Victory

In the first leg of the Champions League round of 16, Arsenal created a massive hole for itself to get out of. Despite being home against a "weak" Monaco side, the team wound up losing 3-1 and found itself with only one possibility toward advancing -- 3-goal victory or bust. Here is what we learned from the thrilling knockout match.

A Look At Radamel Falcao's Decline Since Knee Injury in 2014

In 2012-13, the "Tiger" Radamel Falcao scored a whopping 28 goals in 34 games. That career-high came on the heels of putting in 24 goals a year earlier. It was at that point that Falcao made a major career move and took his talents from Madrid to Monaco where he was expected to be a lethal force alongside fellow Colombian James Rodriguez.

Champions League 2014-15 Contenders & Power Rankings: Real Madrid, Bayern Munich Among Best Teams

Match Day 3 of the 2014-2015 Champions League has come and gone and some interesting narratives have started to appear throughout the groups. Here is a look at how the tournament stands as well as the best and worst teams of the day.

World Cup 2014 News: Despite Loss to Brazil, James Rodriguez & Colombia Have a Bright Future

Despite losing to Brazil 2-1 in the quarterfinals of the 2014 World Cup, Colombia has bright future with a young core of players that have proven they can play with anyone in the world.

Sports Business S.O.S.: After Winning EPL Title on Sunday, Manchester City Still Faces Potential UEFA 'Financial Fair Play' Sanctions

While Manchester City celebrates their second English Premier League (EPL) title in three years, the club faces a murky as they plan to appeal UEFA's sanctions against the team for failing to meet their "Financial Fair Play" requirements. Man City faces £49 million ($82,530,700 USD) fine paid over three years, a 21-player limit on next season's Champions League competition and a salary cap to the current payroll level.
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