Man City advances to semi-finals of FA Cup, Kane sets a historical record. Daily Digest for 16.03.24

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The semi-finalists of the FA Cup have been determined. Championship side Coventry unexpectedly eliminated Wolverhampton (3:2). Manchester City had no trouble with Newcastle (2:0). The victory for the Cityzens was secured by Bernardo Silva's brace. Notably, the Blues became the first team in history to reach the FA Cup semi-finals for six consecutive years.

Immobile may leave Lazio. Following Maurizio Sarri's departure in the summer, Lazio's main star, Ciro Immobile, could also leave. According to reports, the strained relationship with fans and attacks on him and his family after the head coach's dismissal led to this decision.

Vittozzi wins pursuit race in Kenmore. Italian biathlete Lisa Vittozzi won the women's pursuit race at the final stage of the Biathlon World Cup in Kenmore, Canada. She finished 12.2 seconds ahead of her closest pursuer. Vittozzi surpassed Norway's Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold in the overall World Cup standings and claimed the top spot.

Kane makes history in the Bundesliga. Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane set a historical record in the Bundesliga following the match against Darmstadt (5:2). The Englishman became the first player in Bundesliga history to reach 31 goals in his debut season in the elite German division.

Barcelona receives a significant offer for Raphinha. Barcelona has received a substantial offer for their forward Rafinha from a club in Saudi Arabia. According to reports, the so-called "big four" clubs in Saudi Arabia - Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Ahli - are interested in the Brazilian. All of them will try to lure the player to their team during the summer transfer window.

Real Madrid to sue Atlético and Barcelona. Real Madrid will sue Barcelona and Atlético Madrid over the behavior of their fans. Fans of both clubs made racially abusive chants against Blanco Vinícius Júnior. The Royal Club is not willing to overlook the situation and wants to hold those responsible accountable.

Brazil's team doctor reveals Neymar's return timeline. Brazil's team doctor, Rodrigo Lasmar, revealed that national team forward Neymar will be able to return to the field after his injury at the end of the summer.

In October of last year, the 32-year-old Brazilian footballer suffered an injury — a torn cruciate ligament in his knee — while playing for Selecao in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.