Paris Saint-Germain se corona campeón de la Ligue 1
El Paris Saint-Germain se coronó campeón de la Ligue 1 tras la derrota del AS Monaco ante Lyon, sumando 12 títulos en la historia del club.
Luka Doncic disponible para el Juego 4 contra los Clippers.
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Luka Dončić, jugador de los Dallas Mavericks, firmó una extensión de contrato de cinco años y $207 millones de dólares. [Fuente: ESPN] Dončić tuvo una destacada actuación en los playoffs de la pasada temporada contra los LA Clippers, promediando 35.7 puntos, 10.3 asistencias y 7.9 rebotes por partido. [Fuente: NBA.com] ,Luka Dončić, estrella de Dallas Mavericks, renueva por $207 millones. Brilló en playoffs: 35.7 puntos, 10.3 asistencias y 7.9 rebotes por partido.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Sun-28-Apr-2024-114000-AM-PDT.jpg)
Luka Dončić, estrella de Dallas Mavericks, renueva por $207 millones. Brilló en playoffs: 35.7 puntos, 10.3 asistencias y 7.9 rebotes por partido.
Bogdanovic descartado el resto del Juego 4 vs 76ers
Bojan Bogdanovic es cambiado de los Utah Jazz a los Detroit Pistons. Su rol dependerá de la estrategia del equipo. Su futuro a largo plazo es incierto.
Inter Milan celebra vigésimo título de Serie A con desfile
Fans abarrotaron las calles el domingo para celebrar el vigésimo título de Serie A de Inter de Milán con un desfile en autobús desde el estadio San Siro.
Arteta confía en que el Arsenal pueda pelear con el City
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Mikel Arteta has said that Arsenal are ready to push Manchester City to the final day of the season but warned his players not to get carried away by Sunday's 3-2 win at Tottenham.Arsenal raced into a 3-0 lead through a Pierre-Emile Højbjerg own goal in addition to strikes from Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz before Spurs mounted a second-half comeback.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)Cristian Romero took advantage of a mistake from David Raya to score in the 64th-minute before Son Heung-Min's 87th-minute penalty threatened parity only for Arsenal to hold on.Asked before City beat Nottingham Forest later in the day if the victory was evidence his squad is ready to fight until the very end, Arteta, who registered his 100th league win as a manager, said: "Yeah 100%. I've seen that the whole season."They give me the reason to believe that every single day. We are right on it. The motivation for what is ahead is beautiful. We are all expecting that they're going to have a real go."Arsenal fell away when leading the title race last year at the beginning of April but have now secured three consecutive league wins after exiting the Champions League at the quarterfinal stage to Bayern Munich. They sit one point ahead of City, who have a game in hand."At the end the judgement is going to be based on the outcome," Arteta said. "If they got the goal in the last minute to make it 3-3 then we wouldn't have been ready [to win the league]."The margins are so small. Don't get carried away with yourself. We want to be better. There are margins for improvement. Go again against Bournemouth [on Saturday] because it's going to be really tough."Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou bemoaned the lack of maturity in his team and urged his players to learn from Argentina centre-back Romero, who hit the post in the first half before his goal sparked Tottenham into life."He was outstanding," Postecoglou said. "He's a World Cup winner and I've just got to get some of what's in him into some of the others."It's about now over the course of time getting from where we are to where we want to get to. To do that we're still not absolutely laser focused on the details, the small things that get you from where we are to become a team that contends. Credit to Arsenal, they're there now. They're a team that does deal with the details well and we don't."Spurs ended the day in fifth place, seven points behind fourth-placed Aston Villa but with two games in hand. ,Mikel Arteta dice que Arsenal está listo para presionar al Manchester City hasta el final de la temporada pero advierte a sus jugadores que no se dejen llevar por la victoria sobre Tottenham.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Sun-28-Apr-2024-135949-EST.jpg)
Mikel Arteta dice que Arsenal está listo para presionar al Manchester City hasta el final de la temporada pero advierte a sus jugadores que no se dejen llevar por la victoria sobre Tottenham.
Bogdanovic podría no regresar al Juego 4 por lesión.
El jugador de la NBA Bojan Bogdanovic traspasado a los Detroit Pistons. Se espera pelee por un puesto titular y Pistons decidan estrategia entre resultados y desarrollo.
Kawhi Leonard descartado para el Juego 4 ante los Mavericks
Kawhi Leonard vuelve a la NBA con los Clippers después de una lesión; firmó por 4 años. Productivo en cancha, pero con historial de lesiones.
Bogdanovic se lesiona en el tobillo durante el juego.
Bogdanovic traspasado a Pistons de Jazz por su habilidad anotadora. Podría competir por puesto titular en equipo en transición. (Fuente: Información no proporcionada)
Terry Rozier fuera del Juego 4 por lesión de cuello
Terry Rozier, jugador destacado en baloncesto, promedia 19.8 puntos, 4.3 rebotes y 4.4 asistencias. Se espera mayor rendimiento esta temporada.
Arsenal vence a Tottenham: ¿Evolucionan los Gunners?
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. LONDON -- Arsenal found a way. Sunday's 3-2 win at bitter north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur came through a combination of hard work, quality and a little luck but Mikel Arteta's side earned the victory they needed to keep Manchester City honest during the Premier League title run-in.The Gunners are determined to avoid a repeat of last season when they ran out of steam in the final weeks of the campaign. A cavalier team willing to take on all comers anywhere, anytime lacked the adaptability to negotiate the pressure of playing when the prize is in sight.Arteta revealed in the build-up to this game that he has sought the counsel of former Arsenal boss Arsène Wenger on how to navigate the "later stages" of a title race. It may not be enough -- City will finish on top for the fifth time in six seasons if they win their remaining games -- but Arsenal are showing clear signs of handling these occasions with the requisite skillset which serves as encouragement for the future.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)After sacrificing his principles to employ a safety-first, defensive game plan to secure a 0-0 draw at City last month, Arteta spoke about the need to sometimes "leave your ego and your ideology aside and do what you have to do to win the game" to succeed in big matches. Arsenal were similarly conservative here, although this time Arteta admitted that was a product of Tottenham's front-foot approach rather than a pre-conceived strategy. "They forced us," Arteta said. "We had an issue with the high press."But Arsenal still made it work. And unlike their draw at City, this time the Gunners allied a potency in attack to defensive diligence to race into a 3-0 lead courtesy of Pierre-Emile Højbjerg's 15th-minute own goal, Bukayo Saka's wonderful counter-attacking strike and a Kai Havertz header seven minutes before the break.What followed was a reminder that Arsenal's evolution as a team capable of winning in a number of ways with the sort of authority City routinely demonstrate is very much a work in progress. Spurs had hit the post through Cristian Romero and had Micky Van der Ven's equalising goal ruled out for offside on VAR review, but they needed Arsenal to spark their comeback. David Raya gifted the ball to Romero for a simple 64th-minute finish that stirred a malcontent crowd into life, roused further by another error, this time from Declan Rice as he kicked Ben Davies in the box, to give Son Heung-Min an 87th-minute spot kick he despatched.A frantic finale followed but Arsenal held their nerve for a victory which ticks off one of their toughest remaining challenges. The destiny of the title will definitively shape conclusions, but it seemed fair to at least pose the question to Arteta whether Arsenal are showing a genuine evolution from the team that fell short last April."I think so," replied Arteta. "When you win it's always the case. Last season we didn't, because we want to West Ham and we missed a penalty [and drew], and against Liverpool we conceded in the 91st minute [to draw] and then you're not capable."At the end the judgement is going to be based on that outcome. If they got the goal in the last minute to make it 3-3 then we wouldn't have been ready. The margins are so small. Don't get carried away with yourself. We want to be better."Arteta's team displayed a savviness that his opposite number, Ange Postecoglou, feels Tottenham lack. The Australian has never employed a dedicated set-piece specialist among his staff, entrusting that responsibility to an existing member of the backroom setup. There is no fool-proof method for success but on days like this it does feel as though the 58-year-old may be missing a trick when that is contrasted with Nicolas Jover. Poached from City in July 2021, the Frenchman prowls the touchline at every dead-ball situation presiding over a record that has now seen Arsenal score more Premier League goals (16) from corners in a single season than any other team since Tony Pulis' West Bromwich Albion side in 2016-17.Yet Postecoglou focused more on Arsenal's maturity in their game management as the significant factor in explaining why Spurs are battling -- and potentially losing -- the race for fourth place while Arsenal are mounting a second consecutive challenge for the title."If I thought us fixing defensive set-pieces was the answer to us bridging the gap then I would put all my time and effort into that but it is not where we're at," said the Spurs boss. "For us, it is about ... we are not as focused on the details, not just set pieces. There are a lot of moments in game where we don't sense that if you give good opposition the time and space to do things, they are going to hurt you."We're still not laser-focused on the small things that get you from where we are to a team that contends. Credit to Arsenal. They are there now. They are a team that does deal with the details well. There are thousands. The little things. You can't give time and space to good opposition, you can't lose focus on any given moment."Asked specifically about Romero's contribution, Postecoglou's was decidedly pointed in his answer when he replied: "He was outstanding. He's a World Cup winner and I've just got to get some of what's in him into some of the others."Arsenal and Arteta have seemingly done that already, utilising Havertz's big-game experience, Rice's personality and Saka's relentless willingness to commit defenders and carry the fight. Gabriel and William Saliba continue to provide a solid foundation while Thomas Partey's physicality was a welcome addition in midfield.The combination may not deliver them the title they crave but Arsenal appear set to take City right to the wire. ,El Arsenal de Arteta venció 3-2 al Tottenham en un partido clave. Mostraron determinación y evolución, manteniendo la presión sobre el City.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Sun-28-Apr-2024-130221-EST.jpg)
El Arsenal de Arteta venció 3-2 al Tottenham en un partido clave. Mostraron determinación y evolución, manteniendo la presión sobre el City.