Yaya Toure wants a new contract with Manchester City

It all marks a remarkable turn around for a player who found himself frozen out of the team earlier in the season following a public falling out between his coach, Pep Guardiola and agent, Dmitri Seluk. All parties involved patched things up and the Ivorian was restored to the first team.

His return has coincided with a nice run of form for City who have won every of the five matches he has started. With things going so well, the player says he is willing to commit his future to the club after his contract runs out at the end of the season.

John Stones allegedly cheats on his lady with a lady he met at a party

 John Stones, 22 year old Manchester City and England defender, allegedly started an affair with another woman without the fiancé's knowledge. John had been with Millie Savage since they were 12 but he put all that history behind him and cheated on her with, Jessica Peaty, 20, an event organiser he met at a party.

UEFA: Ronaldo fires Real Madrid into semis

Cristiano Ronaldo fired a stunning hat-trick to pull Real Madrid back from a 2-0 first-leg deficit against Wolfsburg and into the Champions League semifinals.

The Portugal striker scored twice within 88 seconds in the first half and added a late freekick in a 3-0 victory at the Bernabeu to keep alive Real's hopes of an 11th success in Europe's top club competition.

Similarly, Manchester City beat Paris St. Germain 1-0 with a goal from Kevin de Bruyne at Etihad Stadium to win 3-2 on aggregate and reach its first Champions League semifinal.

Spanish giant Real Madrid was teetering on the brink of a Champions League exit after the first-leg shock in Germany, but an inspired Ronaldo wiped out the deficit in two devastating first-half minutes to close to within two matches of a second final appearance in three years.

The 31-year-old struck from Dani Carvajal's cross on 16 minutes, and 88 seconds later rose high into the Madrid sky to direct a glancing header into the net off a corner from the left.

With the tie still in the balance after Real's Sergio Ramos watched his header bounce off the post sideways along the goal-line, Ronaldo struck again.

Luka Modric was felled on the edge of the box and Ronaldo stroked his free-kick through a gap in the Wolfsburg wall for his third Champions League hat-trick this season and fifth in all competitions.

A solitary away goal would still have sealed it for Wolfsburg but Madrid held on to secure a sixth straight semifinal appearance.

Ronaldo took his tally to 16 goals in 10 Champions League games this term -- one off his own record of 17 set in the 2013-14 season -- and 34 strikes in 36 matches in the knockout stages of the tournament.