(Reuters) -Bayern Munich came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory over Manchester United and claim the inaugural women's World Sevens Football (W7F) title in Estoril, Portugal on Friday. Matches in the $5 million prize-pool tournament consisted of two 15-minute halves on half-sized pitches,

Barcelona's summer transfer window has taken a significant hit. Despite hopes of securing a top-tier defensive reinforcement, one of their key targets has opted for a different path.

As champions, Bayern take home $2.5million (£1.9m, €2.2m) in prize money, which is split 60-40 to the club and players, while runners-up Manchester United earned $1m. The winners’ cheque is roughly six times more than what the UEFA Champions League winners will earn $398,000, (€350,000, £294,000) on Saturday.

Bayern Munich has celebrated the Bundsliga title it won last weekend by beating Borussia Mönchengladbach 2-0 in Thomas Müller’s last home game for the Bavarian club.

Harry Kane has long been a linchpin for club and country on account of his eye for goal, creativity and leadership. The all-time top goalscorer for not just Tottenham Hotspur but also the English national team, he moved to FC Bayern München in August 2023, where he continues to make waves and break new ground.

On Tuesday evening, Kevin De Bruyne bid farewell to the Manchester City public. For the occasion, a vibrant tribute was paid to him after the Skyblues' victory against Bournemouth (3-1). A strong emotional moment that left Pep Guardiola in tears.

Bayern Munich fans have paid tribute to Thomas Müller before, during and after his last home game for the club.

Kaoru Mitoma is generating interest from the largest club in the Bundesliga. The 28-year-old winger from Oita Prefecture in Japan is the subject of numerous transfer rumours, linking him to FC Bayern