Southgate could lead Manchester United, Ancelotti faces a prison. Daily Digest for March 6

The Dailysports team curated a selection of the most captivating sports news for their readers on Wednesday, March 6th.

Two more quarter-finalists of the UEFA Champions League have been determined. Manchester City prevailed over Copenhagen once again in the second leg. The Citizens secured victory with an identical scoreline of 1:1. Meanwhile, in a parallel match, Real Madrid settled for a draw (1:1) against Leipzig following their away victory. Previously, PSG and Bayern Munich had already advanced to the quarter-finals.

Pedri has managed to evade a recurrence of his injury setback. The Barcelona maestro has avoided a relapse of his unfortunate hip injury. The club anticipates his full readiness to participate in the upcoming El Clásico scheduled for April 21st.

The winner of the Joshua-Ngannou bout will face either Usyk or Fury. The victor of the clash between Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou will confront the winner of the bouts between Tyson Fury and Alexander Usyk. This information was shared with Fury's fans. The Gypsy King was personally informed of this development by the head of the Saudi Arabian General Entertainment Authority, Turki Al al-Sheikh.

Southgate is being considered to lead Manchester United. British media outlets report that Gareth Southgate, the head coach of the England national team, is among the potential candidates to helm Manchester United next season. Other contenders include Brighton's manager Roberto De Zerbi and Brentford's head coach Thomas Frank.

Ancelotti faces a prison sentence. The Spanish prosecution is seeking a nearly five-year prison term for Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti. The Italian has been accused of dishonesty in dealings related to his image rights amounting to 1 million euros during the period of 2014-2015. Ancelotti allegedly failed to declare income derived from the utilization of his image rights in his declarations.

Barcelona has initiated contact with Arteta. Another candidate for the position of Barcelona's head coach is Mikel Arteta. According to media reports, the Spanish coach has captured the interest of the Catalan club's leadership, particularly President Joan Laporta and Sporting Director Deco.

The German national team may extend an offer to Klopp. The leadership of the German Football Federation intends to invite Jürgen Klopp to take on the role of head coach for the 2026 World Cup. However, this will only happen if the current incumbent, Julian Nagelsmann, vacates his position.

Bellingham has been disqualified. Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham has been handed a two-match suspension for his conduct after the final whistle of the match against Valencia. The Englishman has been penalized for insulting the main referee of the encounter, Jesús Gil Manzano. Consequently, Bellingham will miss the upcoming La Liga matches against Celta Vigo and Osasuna.