Jose Mourinho's three-year reign in charge of Real Madrid was finally brought to an end on Monday when it was announced that the Portuguese will leave the club at the end of the season. Just as in his spells in charge at Chelsea and Inter, Mourinho's time at the Bernabeu has been filled with controversy, debate, scandal and no lack of success.

Serbian police said they had arrested 104 football fans after fighting broke out around a national championship derby between Belgrade rivals Red Star and Partizan. The arrested, who included some 20 Bosnian nationals, four Russians and one Greek, are accused of taking part in several fights in various Belgrade neighbourhoods, notably in the suburbs, both before and after Saturday's match. A bus transporting Partizan Belgrade players was stoned but no one was hurt, police said. The match itself, which Partizan Belgrade won 1-0, ended without major incidents.

International Sports Desk, May 15 (EFE).- Chelsea captured its first-ever UEFA Europa League title with a 2-1 victory over Benfica in Amsterdam, winning Wednesday's final in dramatic fashion with an injury-time goal by Serbia's Branislav Ivanovic. The Lisbon side clearly dominated play during the first half, yet failed to get on the scoreboard due to numerous missed chances in the area. Despite being thoroughly outplayed, Chelsea nearly opened the scoring in the 38th minute on a powerful strike from outside the penalty area by Frank Lampard.

Jupp Heynckes on Friday admitted that he is unlikely to coach in the Bundesliga again once he departs champions Bayern Munich at the end of the campaign. The 68-year-old, who will hand over the Bayern hotseat to Pep Guardiola in the summer, was speaking ahead of Saturday's home match against Bavarian neighbours Augsburg, at the end of which the champions will receive the Bundesliga trophy. "It looks like goodbye," said Heynckes, who celebrated his 68th birthday on Thursday and appeared to open the door to retiring from football management altogether.