Sport - Thu, May, 28, 2015 - 05:00 GMT
Starting off with football news and Sevilla have claimed the UEFA Europa League title for a record fourth time with a thrilling 3-2 win over Ukraine’s Nipro in the finals of the competition.
Over to news from the latest action at the AFC Champions League, where Iran's Naft have progressed into the quarterfinals of the competition for the first time on the away goals rule, despite losing 2-1 against hosts Al-Ahli of Saudi Arabia and finishing 2-2 on aggregate.
Meanwhile, Japan's Gamba Osaka have also reached the quarterfinals of the competition, following a 3-2 victory over South Korea's FC Seoul, which helped them win the tie 6-3 on aggregate.
World Football's Governing Body, FIFA, is in a big crisis, as 7 of its Senior Officials have been arrested in the Swiss city of Zurich, on charges, that they received millions of US dollars in bribes.
Smoke rises from Gaza as fighting continues
Footage shows ruins of Gaza mosque after overnight Israeli strike
Drone footage captures extent of flooding in southern China
Iran’s security chief in Russia to underline Israel’s aggression
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ICRC decries escalating Israeli raids across occupied West Bank
Israel still prevents food convoys from reaching north of Gaza: UNRWA
NYPD arrests multitude of pro-Palestine students at NYU campus
Iran’s decisive response to Israel disrupted enemy’s equations: Hamas
Iran releases details of confiscated Israeli transit cargo
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