The Perth Wildcats may have to play a home final away from Perth Arena due to a scheduling clash with a Kylie Minogue concert, potentially moving to the Perth High Performance Centre with a capacity of 4500. Wildcats owner Mark Arena criticized Perth Arena management for booking the venue for the first week of finals, expressing frustration over potentially losing home-court advantage and disappointing fans and members. The Wildcats could finish between second and fifth on the NBL ladder, with a second-place finish avoiding the need to relocate until after Minogue’s concert.
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Arsenal blast their way into Champions League semis
Arsenal defeated defending champions Real Madrid 2-1 to advance to the Champions League semi-finals for the first time since 2009, winning 5-1 on aggregate after a 3-0 first-leg victory. Despite a missed penalty from Bukayo Saka, Arsenal's goals from Saka and Gabriel Martinelli secured the win, while Real Madrid's hopes were thwarted by a VAR review that overturned an earlier penalty decision. In the other quarter-final, Inter Milan progressed past Bayern Munich 4-3 on aggregate,...
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