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Former Netherlands midfielder, Wesley Sneijder, has claimed UEFA should have cancelled the Champions League semi-final second leg between Arsenal and Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.

Sneidjer hit out at the quality of the game, which was settled by Bukayo Saka’s first-half goal.

According to him, the level of football was far below the standard expected.

Speaking on Ziggo Sport, Sneijder said: “I said after 35 minutes, UEFA must intervene.

“They need to call London: both teams off the pitch, and tomorrow the final will be played between Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain.

“I knew this would happen, Atletico dropped back and gave away possession, and Arsenal had a lot of control over the ball.”

UCL: UEFA should have cancelled Arsenal vs Atletico at half time – Sneijder

Portugal coach, Roberto Martinez, has provided his team news update ahead of his side’s international friendly clash with Nigeria.

The Seleção das Quinas will face the Super Eagles on Wednesday, June 10.

Portugal will face Chile on Saturday before taking on Nigeria on Wednesday.

Speaking at his pre-match press conference ahead of the encounter, Martinez confirmed that Manchester City right-back Matheus Nunes is unfit to train and, as a result, will be absent from the squad to face Chile.

He also confirmed that former Barcelona and Chelsea star João Félix will undergo a late fitness test to determine his availability.

“Unfortunately, Matheus Nunes is not yet fit to train, so he is out of the squad for tomorrow. It’s not the time to take risks. We hope Matheus will be fit for the second game against Nigeria,” Martinez said as quoted by A Bola.

“João Félix will train, and we will make a decision after training, but I think it’s a different situation. I feel it’s positive and that he will be fit to play tomorrow.”

Portugal coach, Martinez gives team news ahead of Nigeria clash

Barcelona have secured the signing of Jesse Bisiwu from Belgian club Vlub Brugge.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona sealed the agreement to sign  Bisiwu from Club Brugge after both clubs reached a transfer fee for the player.

The fee is understood to be €8.5 million fixed plus a 20 per cent sell-on clause.

Bisiwu, who is an 18-year-old winger, is expected to be part of Barcelona manager Hansi Flick’s squad for the new season.

Barcelona are eager to bolster their Flick’s squad after winning the LaLiga last season ahead of Real Madrid.

The Blaugrana are expected to make more signings before the summer transfer window closes in the coming weeks.

Transfer: Barcelona secure Bisiwu’s signing