Italy has been excluded from the World Cup; Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sweden, Turkey, the Czech Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Iraq have been classified

The Catalans have won their 12th Queen's Cup, the third in a row, after winning 3-1 to Atlético de Madrid.

Both Olatz Olomedo (Bilbao) and Iragartze Fernandez (Getxo) and Haizea Castresana (Laudio) are Basques.

The Madrid working-class team has entered the first finale of its history by eliminating Strasbourg in semi-finals, while the Aston Villa of the Guipuzcoano Unai Emery has gone back to the Nottingham Forestem.

Dembel's goal two minutes and 20 seconds after the crash put the French team ahead. Kane equalled the contest in 94, but the Bavarian team needed another goal to force the extension, and it was too late.

Mikel Arteta's players are already waiting for their rival for the final on May 30 at the Puskas Arena in Budapest.

This will be the seventh final in the history of the Blue Club, of which the last six have continued. The match will be played at the Ullevaal Stadium in Oslo, Norway, on Saturday, May 23.

Luis Enrique's team scored three goals during the match, but the Bavarian team reacted to leave the playoff open.

The Bavarian team has won 6-4 in the championship after winning 4-3 in the return match played at the Allianz Arena. On the other hand, Arteta's team has tied to zero at home against Sporting, and only one goal in the one-way match has been enough to qualify.

On the other hand, the Parisians have defeated the English team by 0-2 at Anfield and the players of Luis Enrique, the current champions, will play the semi-finals for the third consecutive year.

The mattress team has taken the Barca at Nou Camp for 0-2 centuries with goals from Alvarez and Soloth. The French team has done the same for the English (2-0), but at home, in Paris, with goals from Doue and Kvaratskhelia.