Arsenal preparing player-exchange offer to sign Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha
Comment Zaha scored at the Emirates earlier this season (Picture: Getty)Palace are realistic about their chances of keeping Zaha but want around £80m for the forward, who scored ten goals in 36 appearances last season.AdvertisementAdvertisementArsenal are unwilling to stretch that far but Emery is prepared to offer Chambers, Nelson or Carl Jenkinson in any deal to sign the forward, according to the Sun.Emery is willing to leave it late to make his move for Zaha, believing that Palace may eventually drop their asking price for the forward.More: Arsenal FCArsenal flop Denis Suarez delivers verdict on Thomas Partey and Lucas Torreira movesThomas Partey debut? Ian Wright picks his Arsenal starting XI vs Manchester CityArsene Wenger explains why Mikel Arteta is ‘lucky’ to be managing ArsenalLiverpool and Manchester City are not interested in Zaha, while Chelsea have been hit with a two-window transfer ban.Manchester United are unlikely to move for the forward given he spent an unhappy 18 months at Old Trafford, meaning Arsenal may have a clear path to the forward.MORE: N’Golo Kante tempted by Paris Saint-Germain transfer as French giants prepare bid Arsenal are keen on Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha (Picture: Getty)Arsenal are prepared to offer Calum Chambers and Reiss Nelson plus cash in a deal to sign Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha.The Gunners are keen to add some width to their attack and Zaha has made it clear to Palace that he wants to leave Selhurst Park this summer.The Ivory Coast forward, who counts as a ‘homegrown’ player in the Premier League, wants to join a Champions League club.Arsenal can confirm their place in the competition next season with a win against Chelsea in the Europa League final in Baku later this month and that would boost Unai Emery’s budget from around £45m to £75m.ADVERTISEMENT Metro Sport ReporterSunday 19 May 2019 10:16 amShare this article via facebookShare this article via twitterShare this article via messengerShare this with Share this article via emailShare this article via flipboardCopy link1.1kShares Arsenal preparing player-exchange offer to sign Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha Advertisement Advertisement
This year’s UEFA Champions League schedule, which was interrupted in March when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down live sports, resumes this month with a completely new look.Not only is the Champions League schedule for the quarterfinal and semifinal rounds condensed into a straight knockout tournament featuring single-leg fixtures, but Champions League games are being shown on a different TV channel then they were in the spring — assuming the match you want to watch is even on TV. MORE: Watch select Champions League games on fuboTV (7-day trial)CBS, which is taking over Champions League broadcasts in the United States a year ahead of schedule after Turner Sports backed out of its deal to show the rest of the 2019-20 season, is showing all Champions League action this month on CBS All Access, the network’s online streaming service.Only three games on the Champions League schedule, a couple Round of 16 matches and the Final on Aug. 23, will broadcast on live TV via CBS Sports Network.Below is the complete Champions League TV schedule as the tournament to crown a 2019-20 European champion continues, plus how to watch all Champions League games in the United States.Champions League TV scheduleThe coronavirus shut down live sports on the same day (March 11) that Paris Saint-Germain beat Dortmund and Atlético Madrid topped Liverpool to advance to the Champions League quarterfinals. That left four Round of 16 games left on the schedule.The Champions League recently determined all four remaining Round of 16 matches could play out at their originally scheduled locations before the tournament heads to Lisbon, Portugal, the neutral site for all semifinal and quarterfinal matches as well as the Final.All Champions League matches are scheduled to start at 3 p.m. ET. Below is the complete Champions League schedule from what’s left of the Round of 16 through the Final at the end of the month.Friday, Aug. 7Round of 16 second legMatchTimeTV channelLive streamJuventus vs. Lyon (1st leg: 0-1)3 p.m. ETN/ACBS All AccessManchester City vs. Real Madrid (1st leg: 2-1)3 p.m. ETCBS Sports NetworkCBS All Access/fuboTVSaturday, Aug. 8Round of 16 second legMatchTimeTV channelLive streamBayern vs. Chelsea (1st leg: 3-0)3 p.m. ETN/ACBS All AccessBarcelona vs. Napoli (1st leg: 1-1)3 p.m. ETCBS Sports NetworkCBS All Access/fuboTVWednesday, Aug. 12QuarterfinalsMatchTimeTV channelLive streamAtalanta vs. Paris3 p.m. ETN/ACBS All AccessThursday., Aug. 13QuarterfinalsMatchTimeTV channelLive streamLeipzig vs. Atlético3 p.m. ETN/ACBS All AccessFriday, Aug. 14QuarterfinalsMatchTimeTV channelLive streamBarcelona vs. Bayern3 p.m. ETN/ACBS All AccessSaturday, Aug. 15QuarterfinalsMatchTimeTV channelLive streamMan. City vs. Lyon3 p.m. ETN/ACBS All AccessTuesday, Aug. 18SemifinalsMatchTimeTV channelLive streamAtalanta/Paris vs. Leipzig/Atlético3 p.m. ETN/ACBS All AccessWednesday, Aug. 19SemifinalsMatchTimeTV channelLive streamBarcelona/Bayern vs. Man. City/Lyon3 p.m. ETN/ACBS All AccessSunday, Aug. 23Champions League FinalMatchTimeTV channelLive streamTBD vs. TBD3 p.m. ETCBS Sports NetworkCBS All Access/fuboTVHow to watch Champions League games in the USACBS was supposed to take over the exclusive English language rights for Champions League matches in 2021, but it did so ahead of schedule after Turner Sports prematurely ended its deal in June. So CBS is now the home for Champions League action in the United States, but it will not show any of the 11 remaining matches on its over-air cable network.All Champions League matches are available live on CBS All Access, which is the network’s online streaming service. A select few, including the Champions League Final, will be shown on TV via CBS Sports Network.MORE: Watch CBS Sports Network on fuboTVCBS All Access starts at $5.99 a month, but it is offering a one-month free trial promotion for new subscribers through mid-August. Users can cancel subscriptions at any time.Below are the devices on which CBS All Access can be streamed: AndroidiPhoneiPadApple TVGoogle ChromecastAmazon FireTVLGPlayStation 4Xbox OneRokuSamsungVisioXfinityFor the select games on TV, including the Champions League Final, CBS Sports Network has a channel finder feature for users across the country.CBS Sports Network is available on most cable provider systems. It’s also available from satellite providers DirecTV (channel 221) and Dish Network (channel 158).As for live TV streaming services, CBS Sports Network is available on fuboTV, YouTube TV and Hulu. All three come with free trials for new subscribers.