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Porto (Portugal), May 29 (EFE) .- (Camera: Carlos García) The 12,000 English fans who will enter the Dragao stadium in Porto to witness the final of the Champions League between Manchester City and Chelsea on Saturday night are arriving at Porto airport on 80 flights.FOOTAGE OF THE PORTO AIRPORT.
Porto (Portugal), May 28 (EFE) .- (Camera: Carlos García) At least one minor injury is the balance of the clashes registered in the last hours between English fans who have come to the Portuguese city of Porto to attend the Champions final that will face Manchester City and Chelsea tomorrow.FOOTAGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN THE AREA OF THE ESTADIO DO DRAGAO IN PORTO.SOUNDBITES OF JOHN DUFFY (LEFT), FROM MANCHESTE AND GEIR OVE (RIGHT), FROM NORWAY, TWO MANCHESTER CITY FANS.
Porto (Portugal), May 28 (EFE) .- (Camera: Carlos García) At least one minor injury is the balance of the clashes registered in the last hours between English fans who have come to the Portuguese city of Porto to attend the Champions final that will face Manchester City and Chelsea tomorrow.FOOTAGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN THE AREA OF THE ESTADIO DO DRAGAO IN PORTO.SOUNDBITES OF OHN DUFFY (LEFT), FROM MANCHESTE AND GEIR OVE (RIGHT), FROM NORWAY, TWO MANCHESTER CITY FANS.
Images show the Montreux Palace hotel in Switzerland where the UEFA executive committee is meeting on Monday to formalise radical reforms to the format of the Champions League. The key meeting could also see some cities removed as hosts of the delayed Euro 2020. IMAGES
London, Feb 22 (EFE) .- (Camera: Manuel Sánchez) Interview with Cesar Azpilicueta.Translation:"It's obvious that it hasn't been positive. But lately, we have gained ground. We at least need to be in those positions (top classified), fighting to compete in the Champions League. The best is always demanded of a club like Chelsea and we have to be at the top." "Each manager is different and he has come with clear ideas. We've changed our system. A football based on control, both when defending and when attacking, trying to find opportunities with many players attacking. Getting a defence balance, trying to get back the ball as quickly as possible, allowing us to attack.I think the team has proven it's solid and we have had many goal opportunities despite not having scored in some occasions we should have.""In the end, that consistency and confidence of the results we are having with the new system we're playing, finding ourselves in those positions in the field in which I think we have had control over the matches we played away. We have only allowed (the other team) a few occasion, we have found ourselves in very good attacking positions to score, that's important. I think, when you create those relationships with your teammates on the pitch, knowing how to use our strong spots is important. I think the team will continue to grow. We have a great squad, both in number and quality and I have no doubt the team will grow and progress." "I try to stay positive, if you live in fear, you won't go anywhere. In the end, yes, every chance that goes by is a lost opportunity, we know opportunities are limited, but I have that hope. I think it's the title, that everyone (dreams of) when you're a kid, you watch the matches, hear the music, the Champions... It's something I will always want to achieve and give it my best. This time, if you want to be the best, you have to face the best teams in Europe. Atletico de Madrid is one of them and we need a perfect qualifying round to pass and keep going."
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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