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Formula One could be sold this year - Ecclestone
Formula One could be set for change of ownership before the end of 2015, according to the sport's boss Bernie Ecclestone.
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Whinging Pom Alert: Hooper criticised for shoulder charge
Mike Brown has expressed his anger at a shoulder charge from Michael Hooper that earned the Australia star a one-week ban.
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Gatland targets Pool A top spot
Pool A was dubbed the 'group of death' at the Rugby World Cup, but Wales coach Warren Gatland believes it was far worse than that.
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McCaw: All Blacks must lift
New Zealand are unsurprisingly unbeaten at the Rugby World Cup, but captain Richie McCaw wants the standard to improve versus Georgia.
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Warburton: Win more important than bonus point
Sam Warburton played down the significance of Wales failing to pick up a bonus point in Thursday's 23-13 victory over Fiji at the Rugby World Cup.
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Revealed: 2016 Super Rugby schedule and format
Super Rugby has confirmed details of its fresh format for 2016, with the new teams from Japan and Argentina learning their schedules.
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Mitchell on Lomu's try-record
Jonah Lomu's try record at the Rugby World Cup will stay intact, says Australia winger Drew Mitchell who is now third on the all-time list.
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Farrell ignoring critics ahead of crucial Wales clash
Stuart Lancaster's team selection for England's clash with Wales has been criticised, but Owen Farrell is paying no attention.
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Cane to lead new-look All Blacks
Sam Cane will captain New Zealand for the first time after head coach Steve Hansen made 12 changes to his starting line-up for Thursday's Rugby World Cup encounter with Namibia.
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Manchester United v Liverpool: Rivals seek much-needed bragging rights
Manchester United and Liverpool is always a tasty Premier League fixture, but Saturday's encounter at Old Trafford is carrying extra spice.
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Manchester City sign $110m playmaker
Manchester City have completed the signing of Wolfsburg's attacking midfielder Kevin De Bruyne on an six-year deal.
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City sign Otamendi
Nicolas Otamendi has ended speculation on his future by joining Manchester City from La Liga side Valencia.
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Ferrari rule out poaching Ricciardo
Ferrari have ruled out a move for Australia's Daniel Ricciardo with Kimi Raikkonen signing until 2016, ending speculation he will leave the team at the end of the season.
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Farrell: Burgess is ready
Sam Burgess is being backed to shine by Andy Farrell when England play France in a Rugby World Cup warm-up at Twickenham.
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Bundesliga team bus hit by bullet
A police investigation into the shooting at Hertha Berlin's team bus on Sunday has begun.
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Anderson thought Cook would quit
The criticism that Alastair Cook received over his captaincy made James Anderson think his team-mate would give up the role.
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Starc: Australia will fight to the end
Australia look certain to lose the Ashes, but Mitchell Starc vowed not to relinquish the urn without a fight.
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Video: Stokes' turn to tear Aussies apart
Trent Bridge saluted a stunning Ben Stokes display as England moved to the cusp of Ashes glory against Australia.
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Video: Australia's Ashes defence in ruins
There were 14 wickets on an action-packed day at Trent Bridge, as England took command of the fourth Test against Australia.
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Video: Famous hat-trick for Leach
Joe Leach celebrated a hat-trick after just three deliveries in Sunday's One-Day Cup match between Worcestershire and Northamptonshire.
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Video: Mourinho snubs Wenger, throws Community Shield medal away
A young boy in the Wembley crowd went home with Jose Mourinho's medal following Chelsea's Community Shield defeat.
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Stosur shoots for second WTA title in 2015
The rain put paid to Sara Errani's semi-final with Karin Knapp at the Nurnberger Gastein Ladies, with Sam Stosur awaiting in the final.
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Video: Arsenal hit Olympique Lyonnais for six
There were six goals and six different scorers for Arsenal in the Emirates Cup as they battered a hapless Lyon on Saturday.
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Chris Rogers rejoins teammates after dizzy spell
Australia doctors will continue to monitor Chris Rogers, who has linked up with the squad ahead of the third Ashes Test on Wednesday.
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Video: Contador, Pinot crash, Froome resists Quintana attacks
A treacherous mountain finish on stage 17 of the Tour de France was won by Simon Geschke.
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Stosur runs riot, wins 11 straight games
Sam Stosur routed Klara Koukalova to make the quarter-finals of the Nurnberger Gastein Ladies while Sara Errani overcame a determined effort from Aliaksandra Sasnovich to reach the second round.
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How Tiger is helping Jason Day win The Open
After several near misses in majors, Jason Day believes he has learned plenty ahead of his bid to win The Open on Monday. And Tiger Woods has been one of his major supporters.
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Cook: Aussies outplayed us in all areas
England failed to perform in any area during defeat to Australia in the second Ashes Test, admitted captain Alastair Cook.
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Video: Rajka's solo triumph as Froome stranglehold grows tighter
A superb performance over the Col du Tourmalet saw Rafal Majka dominate as he claimed a solo victory on Wednesday.
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Cancer diagnosis forces Tour de France star to withdraw
Ivan Basso has been diagnosed with testicular cancer and will take no further part in the Tour de France.
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I could have done better - Rogers
After falling five runs short of an Ashes century, Australia's Chris Rogers was disappointed not to hurt England more.
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Moeen relishing aggressive approach
England owed much of their success on day two of the first Ashes Test to Moeen Ali, who revelled in his aggressive approach.
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Aussie batsmen struggle against Essex
Australia's batsmen endured a difficult time on day three of their tour match at Essex, with Michael Clarke digging them out of a hole.
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Ashes spinner position up for grabs
Fawad Ahmed struggled, but Australia completed a convincing victory in their tour match against Kent.
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Watson under pressure as Marsh makes his claim
Darren Lehmann is facing a welcome selection poser for Australia's Ashes opener after Mitchell Marsh hit a century against Kent on Saturday.
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Transfer News: Ronaldo breaks his silence
Reports that Cristiano Ronaldo is unhappy at Real Madrid have been met with a strong rebuttal by the Portugal superstar.
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Star forward cleared for Origin III
The NRL has downgraded Josh Jackson's dangerous throw charge, meaning he can play for New South Wales in the State of Origin decider.
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Molo to front judiciary over Ackerman tackle
Queensland Rugby League has confirmed that the incident that ended the life of James Ackerman will be reviewed by its judiciary.
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Seeded Aussie dumped out of Nottingham
Alison Riske succeeded where the likes of Karin Knapp and Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic failed by reaching the Aegon Open Nottingham second round.
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Maradona: I could be FIFA vice-president
If Prince Ali is elected as FIFA president, Argentina icon Diego Maradona says he could be named a vice-president of the governing body.
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SAFA: Bribery claims insult Mandela
The South African FA denied claims of bribery in the 2010 World Cup bidding process, saying Nelson Mandela was key to landing the event.
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Stormers clinch SA conference
The Australian conference is still to be decided, but the Super Rugby play-off contenders were all confirmed in the penultimate round.
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Premier League footballer pleads not guilty to underage sex charges
Adam Johnson has pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual activity with an underage girl at Durham Crown Court.
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Newcastle United sack TWO players with ONE phone call
Newcastle United's Ryan Taylor has blasted the club after he and team-mate Jonas Gutierrez were told of their release in one phone call.
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Video: Roof panel hits fans at French Open
A roof panel fell from a scoreboard at the French Open, leading to a temporary suspension of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's match with Kei Nishikori.
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French Open review
Roger Federer is level at one set all in his French Open fourth-round match with Gael Monfils, while Jo-Wilfried Tsonga beat Tomas Berdych.
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Contador clinches Giro d'Italia amid drug saga
The pink jersey once again belongs to Alberto Contador as the Spaniard celebrated success in the Giro d'Italia. But it wasn't without controversy, with Contador celebrating his third Giro victory, despite the record books only showing his second win.
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Figo calls on Blatter to resign
Sepp Blatter won a fifth term as FIFA president on Friday, but former candidate Luis Figo has already led the calls for his resignation.
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Brumbies boost play-off hopes
Brumbies moved top of the Australia conference in Super Rugby, as Crusaders also kept their play-off hopes intact on Friday.
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Porte withdraws from Giro
Team Sky are a man down at the Giro d'Italia after lead rider Richie Porte pulled out of the race due to injury.
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Janko to leave Sydney
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Trio for Theo secures third for Arsenal
Arsenal guaranteed third place in the Premier League and a spot in the UEFA Champions League group stages with a 4-1 rout of West Brom.
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New Zealand stay on top at Lord's
England recovered from losing two early wickets, but New Zealand ended day three of the first still holding the advantage at Lord's.
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Wood relieved with England wickets
After taking his first England wickets on day three, Mark Wood is still confident of beating New Zealand in the first Test at Lord's.
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French Open: Will King Nadal be dethroned?
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Stosur wins all-Aussie contest in Strasbourg
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Kyrgios injured days before the French Open
Rising Australian star Nick Kyrgios has retired from the Open de Nice Cote d'Azurt just four days before the French Open begins.
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FIFA sponsors concerned Qatar working conditions
High-profile sponsors of FIFA have voiced concerns over reported human rights issues in 2022 World Cup host nation Qatar.
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Porte in overall mix as Contador crashes out
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KP hits triple hundred for Surrey
Kevin Pietersen's hopes of an England recall were done no harm by an unbeaten triple century in Surrey's clash against Leicestershire.
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IPL: Starc stars, Gayle belts Johnson in RCB win
Chris Gayle was in the mood as his stunning century proved the catalyst for Royal Challengers Bangalore's demolition of Kings XI Punjab.
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Spot-on Tevez earns first-leg lead for Juventus
The first UEFA Champions League semi-final remains wide open after Juventus beat Real Madrid 2-1 in Wednesday morning's first leg in Turin.
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Guardiola: No one can stop Messi
Lionel Messi was a catalyst for Barcelona's success under Pep Guardiola, and the now-Bayern Munich boss says no team can stop the superstar.
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Lindsey Vonn announces split from Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn have called time on a near three-year relationship.
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IPL: Rahane stars in Royals victory, Mumbai win
Rajasthan Royals were the victors of a landmark match against Delhi Daredevils, as Ajinkya Rahane starred with the bat while the Mumbai Indians earned victory against Kings XI Punjab.
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Video: Chelsea clinch EPL title after Palace victory
Chelsea are Premier League champions for the fourth time as Jose Mourinho's side completed the job with a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace.
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Mancini critical of Inter showing
Inter laboured to a 2-1 win over Udinese and head coach Roberto Mancini was none too pleased with the performance of his side.
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Troyes boys heading to Ligue 1
After spending two years in the second tier, Troyes are heading back to Ligue 1 following a 2-1 win over fellow high-flyers Angers.
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Football League Review
Millwall and Wigan Athletic will spend the 2015-16 season in League One after Rotherham United beat Reading to ensure Championship survival.
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Coverage: Barcelona 6 Getafe 0
Barcelona cranked up the pressure on La Liga title rivals Real Madrid with a devastating 6-0 hammering of Getafe.
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Saints stars not for sale - Reed
After selling several big names ahead of the 2014-15 campaign, Southampton have no intention of allowing a close-season exodus next time.
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Newcastle slam media
A TV program on the relationship between Sports Direct and Newcastle United has attracted a stinging rebuttal from the Premier League club.
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Inzaghi hits out at media
Suggestions of a falling out between Filippo Inzaghi and his Milan squad are wide of the mark, according to the head coach.
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Day, Scott stay in world top 10
Australian's Jason Day and Adam Scott have remained in the top 10 of the Official World Golf Rankings.
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Preview: Milan v Genoa
With the problems mounting for Filippo Inzaghi, the Milan head coach will be desperate to see his side put on a show against Genoa.
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Preview: Juventus v Fiorentina
The Serie A title remains in touching distance for Juventus, but they must rebound from their derby defeat against Fiorentina on Wednesday.
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Enrique: run-in does not favour us
Any suggestion that Barcelona's final La Liga fixtures are easier than title rivals Real Madrid's is nonsense, according to Luis Enrique.
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Watford must spend smart, says Hyde
Spending big money on reinforcing the playing squad will not guarantee Watford success in the Premier League, says Micah Hyde.
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Stranzl to miss Gladbach run-in
A persistent knee injury has curtailed Martin Stranzl's hopes of playing a part in Borussia Monchengladbach's Bundesliga run-in.
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Arsenal need to buy - Henry
Thierry Henry knows what it takes to score the goals to win the Premier League, and he says Olivier Giroud cannot do it for Arsenal.
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Bjorkman, Murray link extended
What was initially set to be a five-week trial between Andy Murray and coach Jonas Bjorkman will extend through the hard-court season.
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Starc stars as Bangalore annihilate Daredevils
It was a day to forget for Delhi Daredevils as they slumped to a humiliating 10-wicket defeat against Royal Challengers Bangalore.
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Fuenlabrada boost survival hopes
With Liga ACB's regular season nearing an end, Montakit Fuenlabrada claimed a huge victory over Laboral Kutxa.
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Eredivisie Review
UEFA Champions League football awaits for Ajax again next season after they rescued a late draw at PEC Zwolle in the Eredivisie.
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Day and Rose lead at Zurich Classic
The rain has affected play at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans with round three eventually completed on Sunday.
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Cas down Salford
Salford Red Devils were short on numbers and they fell just short in a 22-20 reverse to Castleford Tigers despite a late rally.
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BCCI start coach discussions
The uncertainty over the India coaching position is set to be answered with the BCCI to meet to discuss who will be in charge of the team.
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Knight Riders, Royals abandoned
The heavens opened at Eden Gardens as Kolkata Knight Riders versus Rajasthan Royals was called off without a ball being bowled.
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Report: Dundee United 0 Celtic 3
Leigh Griffiths was the hat-trick hero for Celtic as a 3-0 win at Dundee United left them on the verge of winning the Scottish Premiership.
Peter Hanson
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Leverkusen dealt Papadopoulos blow
Bayer Leverkusen's defensive injury worries have increased with confirmation that Kyriakos Papadopoulos needs surgery on a shoulder injury.
Peter Hanson
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Auckland win OFC Champions League
Auckland City had two reasons to celebrate as their fifth straight OFC Champions League title win booked a spot at the FIFA Club World Cup.
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Vermaelen boost for Barca
It has been a season of injury frustration for Thomas Vermaelen, but the defender is finally set to make his Barcelona bow.
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Ibrahimovic slams PSG exit rumours
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's recent outburst has led to rumours he could leave Paris Saint-Germain, but the striker insists he is staying put.
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Dyke ponders new England WC bid
Despite failing in their attempt to host the 2018 World Cup, Football Association chairman Greg Dyke is contemplating new bid from England.
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Report: Cordoba 0 Bilbao 1
Hopes of survival at Cordoba are diminishing as their winless La Liga run stretched to 15 matches with defeat to Athletic Bilbao.
Peter Hanson
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Wolves down Rhinos
Kevin Sinfield should have been celebrating a landmark appearance but Leeds Rhinos were well beaten by Warrington Wolves on Friday.
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Bath hammer London Irish
Bath's hopes of a home play-off fixture were handed a huge boost with a 43-18 mauling of London Irish in the Premiership.
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Ulster down Leinster
Ulster moved top of the table with an impressive victory over Leinster, whose hopes of a top-four finish in Pro12 were severely damaged.
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Dinamo face UEFA FFP sanctions
UEFA is set to punish Dinamo Moscow for breaching the break-even requirement of its Financial Fair Play regulations.
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Burnley too prudent - Hyde
Former Burnley star Micah Hyde believes the club should have invested more money to help in the fight against Premier League relegation.
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Preview: Everton v Man Utd
Injuries have left Manchester United shorn of defenders, but Jonny Evans is back from a six-match ban for Sunday's trip to Everton.
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Woods at Sawgrass
The lure of playing The Players Championship has proved too much for Woods, who will make his latest return at TPC Sawgrass.
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Van Gaal quiet on Depay speculation
The rumour mill has linked PSV's Memphis Depay with a move to Manchester United, but Louis van Gaal was coy on his reported interest in him.
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Rafael out with broken rib
With the likes of Phil Jones, Marcos Rojo and Michael Carrick absent, the loss of Rafael has added to Manchester United's injury worries.
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Woods to return at Sawgrass
The lure of playing The Players Championship has proved too much for Tiger Woods, who will make his latest return at TPC Sawgrass.
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Hazard staying put - Mourinho
The lure of Real Madrid is often too big for any player, but Eden Hazard has no interest in leaving Chelsea, according to Jose Mourinho.
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Meekings has ban overturned
Josh Meekings will not be denied his dream of playing the Scottish Cup final after he had a ban for deliberate handball overturned.
Peter Hanson
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Preview: QPR v West Ham
QPR are desperate for three points in their Premier League relegation battle, but host a West Ham side desperate to end a poor run of form.
Peter Hanson
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Lloris staying - Pochettino
With several suitors reportedly keeping tabs on Hugo Lloris, Tottenham coach Mauricio Pochettino insists his goalkeeper is staying put.
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Pardew rubbishes Krul links
There are a number of players on Alan Pardew's radar at Crystal Palace, but he says Newcastle United goalkeeper Tim Krul is not one of them.
Peter Hanson
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Spahic hit with three-month ban
The German Football Association has banned Emir Spahic for three months after the former Bayer Leverkusen man head-butted a steward.
Peter Hanson
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England must change - Woodward
Clive Woodward knows what it takes to win a World Cup and says England must change approach with regards to selection policy.
Peter Hanson
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Three-way tie in China
There was nothing to split David Howell, Bradley Dredge and Michael Hendry after the first round of the China Open.
Peter Hanson
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Casillas: Last four will be special
The Champions League semi-finalists are the strongest for years, according to Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas.
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Fenninger retains overall title
The FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup title and giant slalom globe once again belong to Anna Fenninger after an exciting finish on Sunday.
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No bids for Cresswell - Allardyce
Aaron Cresswell's form has seen him attract plenty of interest, but Sam Allardyce says West Ham are yet to receive a bid for his services.
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Ramsey ponders Fer gamble
Leroy Fer has been sidelined for the past two months, but QPR head coach Chris Ramsey may throw the midfielder into action against West Ham.
Peter Hanson
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Former Wales star Byrne retires
A shoulder injury sustained last October has brought an end to the career of former Wales star Lee Byrne.
Peter Hanson
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Serena too good for Kuznetsova
A third straight Miami Open title remains on the cards for Serena Williams after the world number one eased in the quarter-finals.
Peter Hanson
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Juve better in Europe - Nedved
Juventus' improved form in the UEFA Champions League is down to the work of coach Massimiliano Allegri, says club great Pavel Nedved.
Peter Hanson
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UCI chief against Armstrong ride
UCI chief Brian Cookson has voiced his disapproval at plans for Lance Armstrong to ride the Tour de France route for charity.
Peter Hanson
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Van Persie plays in U-21 game
After a frustrating two-month injury lay-off, Robin van Persie is nearing a comeback after playing for Manchester United Under-21s.
Peter Hanson
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Report: Maritimo 1 Nacional 1
A red card for Eber ultimately cost Maritimo as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Madeira rivals Nacional in the Primeira Liga.
Peter Hanson
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Report: Fiorentina 0 Verona 1
Late drama ensued as Mounir Obbadi's 90th-minute goal was enough for Verona to sink Fiorentina 1-0 in Serie A.
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Djokovic always a threat - Nadal
Novak Djokovic is gunning for a career Grand Slam at the French Open, and Rafael Nadal says the Serbian is always a threat at Roland Garros.
Peter Hanson
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Turkish Super Lig Review
The Turkish Super Lig returned and there are new leaders in the shape of Fenerbahce.
Peter Hanson
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Kolkata beat Delhi in IPL
Kolkata Knight Riders were in fine form as Gautam Gambhir's 60 set up a six-wicket victory over Dehli Daredevils.
Peter Hanson
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Pastore plays down Cantona praise
Javier Pastore was flattered by Eric Cantona's praise, but says he is not at the same level as Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi.
Peter Hanson
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Windsor Park stand to be demolished
The West Stand at Windsor Park is to be demolished, but Northern Ireland will play Romania at the stadium in June.
Peter Hanson
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Castleford snap up Bailey
Ryan Bailey has joined Castleford Tigers until the end of the season after leaving Hull KR for personal reasons last month.
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Juve sweating on Vidal availability
Juventus travel to Monaco in the Champions League with a 1-0 advantage, but Arturo Vidal could be absent for Wednesday's second leg.
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Preview: Monaco v Juventus
With a 1-0 lead to protect Juventus could be forgiven for sitting back against Monaco, but Patrice Evra warned against such a tactic.
Peter Hanson
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Preview: Inter v Wolfsburg
Inter need goals to overturn a UEFA Europa League deficit against Wolfsburg, but Andrea Ranocchia has urged patience in their pursuit.
Peter Hanson
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Klopp bemoans shot-shy Dortmund
Borussia Dortmund paid for their failure to create chances in the UEFA Champions League defeat to Juventus, says head coach Jurgen Klopp.
Peter Hanson
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Report: Inter 0 Milan 0
There was little for either set of supporters to cheer as Inter and Milan played out a dour stalemate in Sunday's derby at San Siro.
Peter Hanson
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Hamilton wants no Mercedes let-up
It has been a blistering start to the season for Lewis Hamilton, but he has told Mercedes not to rest easy in the battle against Ferrari.
Peter Hanson
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Owens stars in Vikings win
Widnes Vikings picked up a timely win over Castelford Tigers, as Huddersfield Giants overcame Catalans Dragons in Super League action.
Peter Hanson
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Halfpenny steers Toulon to victory
It was a European Champions Cup semi-final to remember, as defending champions Toulon edged past Leinster in Marseille.
Peter Hanson
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Bangladesh seal historic series win
Tamim Iqbal made Pakistan toil once again as his century helped Bangladesh secure a 2-0 series victory.
Peter Hanson
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Button misses Bahrain Grand Prix
McLaren's woes continue as electrical problems for Jenson Button saw the Briton fail to participate in the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Peter Hanson
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Pietersen falls cheaply for Surrey
It was the not the start Kevin Pietersen had in mind for Surrey as he fell for just 19 on his County Championship comeback.
Peter Hanson
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Fer closes in on QPR return
Leroy Fer has had to take a watching brief for the past two months with a knee injury, but the QPR midfielder is nearing a comeback.
Peter Hanson
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Allegri hails Juve striker Tevez
Carlos Tevez took the plaudits in Juventus' Champions League win at Borussia Dortmund, with coach Massimiliano Allegri leading the praise.
Peter Hanson
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Barca only focused on City
Anticipation is building around the Clasico, but Luis Enrique is only interested in Barcelona's Champions League tie with Manchester City.
Peter Hanson
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Advocaat in 'no-lose situation'
Dick Advocaat faces a battle to keep Sunderland in the Premier League, but a fanzine editor says he would not be blamed for relegation.
Peter Hanson
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Advocaat in at Sunderland
Sunderland have confirmed the appointment of Dick Advocaat as their new head coach until the end of the season.
Peter Hanson
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Boubacar targets Europa League
After netting a late leveller in Fiorentina's draw at Dynamo Kiev, Khouma Babacar wants to go all the way in the UEFA Europa League.
Peter Hanson
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Report: Dynamo Kiev 1 Fiorentina 1
Fiorentina were left thankful to Khouma Babacar's late intervention as they drew 1-1 at Dynamo Kiev in the UEFA Europa League last eight.
Peter Hanson
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Ligue 1 to use goalline technology
The Premier League, Serie A and Bundesliga has it, and now Ligue 1 will also adopt the use of goalline technology.
Peter Hanson
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Vettel: Ferrari can close the gap
Mercedes dominated last weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, but Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari can improve in Bahrain.
Peter Hanson
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Preview: Juventus v Lazio
Champions Juventus will need to be at their best to stop in-form Lazio in Saturday's Serie A meeting, says Andrea Pirlo.
Peter Hanson
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Rodriguez could play versus City
After a year sidelined with a serious knee injury, Jay Rodriguez could be back for Southampton's final Premier League match of the season.
Peter Hanson
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Vassell: Survival over Cup success
Darius Vassell is in no doubt Aston Villa can win the FA Cup, but the former England man says staying in the Premier League is the priority.
Peter Hanson
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Arsenal loss would be 'astonishing'
The FA Cup has thrown up countless shocks in the past, but Arsenal losing to Reading is unthinkable for club legend Frank McLintock.
Peter Hanson
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Koeman defends Clyne comments
Ronald Koeman insists he has no problem with Nathaniel Clyne speaking publicly about his ambition to play in the UEFA Champions League.
Peter Hanson
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Serie A Preview
Ignazio Abate says the Milan derby still has plenty riding on the outcome, while leaders Juventus face Lazio in Turin.
Peter Hanson
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League One Preview
Bristol City are already promoted, but the League One title could be heading to Ashton Gate this weekend.
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Allegri thrilled with 'mature' Juve
Juventus toiled to a 1-0 victory at Palermo, but head coach Massimiliano Allegri praised the Serie A leaders for a professional performance.
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Floyd Mayweather: I don't enjoy boxing like I used to
Boxing has become little more than a job for Mayweather, but he warned Manny Pacquiao that he will be all business on May 2.
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Bielsa: Owner wants to me stay
The future of Marcelo Bielsa at Marseille remains unclear, but the club's owner is keen for the Argentinian to stay on.
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Gerrard could face United, Chelsea
The International Champions Cup returns in July and could see Steven Gerrard face some familiar foes with new club LA Galaxy.
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Carver sure of fan support
A planned protest from Newcastle United supporters is of no concern to head coach John Carver.
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Klopp: No player rift
Talk of a rift with Borussia Dortmund's players is wide of the mark, says departing head coach Jurgen Klopp.
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Mandzukic: No Carvajal bite
Real Madrid's Dani Carvajal was accused of biting Mario Mandzukic, but the Croatian striker denied the incident happened.
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Arsenal great: Sign Schneiderlin
Arsenal could accommodate both Morgan Schneiderlin and Francis Coquelin in their squad according to Frank McLintock.
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Wilshere: Arsenal a joy to watch
A frustrating injury lay-off for Jack Wilshere has been made easier by the quality of Arsenal's recent performances.
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Barca can cope without Dani Alves
Dani Alves' future at Barcelona remains unclear, but head coach Luis Enrique backed his squad to cope without the Brazilian.
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Bellerin, Walcott challenged to sprint race
The gauntlet has been laid down for Hector Bellerin and Theo Walcott to prove their sprint skills, by British athlete Richard Kilty.
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Pasqual extends Fiorentina stay
Long-serving captain Manuel Pasqual has penned a new deal with Fiorentina, taking his stay at Stadio Artemio Franchi into an 11th season.
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Lopetegui: Porto can shock Bayern
Not many are backing Porto against Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League, but Julen Lopetegui has backed his team to upset the odds.
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Preview: Dynamo Kiev v Fiorentina
Fiorentina's season has stumbled in recent weeks and they seek a return to form in their UEFA Europa League tie at Dynamo Kiev.
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McLintock impressed with Sanchez
Arsenal have had countless great sides, but only Alexis Sanchez of the current crop would get in previous teams says Frank McLintock.
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Juve's Vidal seeks redemption
After struggling to hit top form this term due to injury, Arturo Vidal is keen to make amends for Juventus as the season draws to a close.
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IOC sets up whistleblowers hotline
A new initiative has been launched by the IOC whereby anyone can provide information on corruption to an anonymous hotline.
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Donald departs South Africa role
South Africa will begin the search for a new bowling coach after Proteas legend Allan Donald stepped down.
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De Jong to play in Newcastle run-in
Siem de Jong is set to hand Newcastle United fans some good news by playing again before the end of the season.
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Bertrand wants England spot
After being overlooked several times for England, Southampton's Ryan Bertrand is determined to prove his worth to Roy Hodgson's side.
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Cowboys down Rabbitohs
South Sydney Rabbitohs imploded in the second half as North Queensland Cowboys were 30-12 victors in Monday's NRL encounter.
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Bilic denies West Ham talks
Sam Allardyce's future at West Ham remains in doubt, but Slaven Bilic insists he has not been approached about taking over as manager.
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Trott lasts just three balls
Jonathan Trott's return to Test cricket came to a hasty end as the England opener was caught behind for a duck against West Indies.
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Rotherham hit with FL charge
Rotherham United have landed themselves in hot water for fielding an ineligible player, leading to a Football Association charge.
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Clyne longs for Champions League
Southampton may be fighting a losing battle to keep Nathaniel Clyne, after the full-back stated his desire for Champions League football.
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Awford departs Portsmouth
Portsmouth's inconsistent League Two campaign has led to manager Andy Awford departing Fratton Park by mutual consent.
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Dani Alves to end Barca future saga
The rumour mill continues to link Dani Alves with a move away from Barcelona, but he says will he decide his future in due course.
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QPR to investigate Chelsea incident
QPR could find themselves in hot water after objects were launched at Chelsea players, with the club set to investigate the incident.
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Djokovic, Mirza achieve landmarks
There is plenty to celebrate for Novak Djokovic and Sania Mirza after the latest tennis world rankings were released on Monday.
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Lennon must keep working - Martinez
Aaron Lennon has impressed during his loan spell at Everton and Roberto Martinez wants the winger to work hard for a permanent deal.
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Rodgers: Sturridge must play on
Daniel Sturridge must find a way to manage his fitness concerns until the end of the season, says Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers.
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Waratahs fall to Stormers
Stormers returned to winning ways in Super Rugby, as there were tries aplenty in Bulls' contest against Reds.
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Giorgi upsets Radwanska
Agnieszka Radwanska hopes of winning in front of home support were shattered by Camila Giorgi in the WTA Katowice Open semi-finals.
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Gayle smashes Bangalore to victory
Royal Challengers Bangalore started their Indian Premier League season with victory at Kolkata Knight Riders as Chris Gayle stole the show.
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Saracens down Tigers
In a crucial match in the race for the Premiership top four it was Saracens who triumphed 22-6 over Leicester Tigers on Saturday.
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Hot-shot Haslam takes Aragon pole
It has been five years since Leon Haslam has been on World Superbike pole position, but he will start from the front at Aragon.
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Trott: I can cope with pressure
After over a year out of the Test side, Jonathan Trott insists is in the right fram of mind to collect his 50th England cap.
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Jones: United have adapted
Phil Jones says Manchester United are reaping the benefits of finally grasping the style of play favoured by manager Louis van Gaal.
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De Rossi managing pain - Garcia
Daniele De Rossi will solider on through his back injury for Roma as head coach Rudi Garcia says the supporters are back on side.
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League Two Preview
The promotion race and relegation battle intensifies in League Two as Wycombe Wanderers host Cheltenham Town on Saturday.
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De Laurentiis reveals Serie A plans
Serie A has struggled with financial problems and dwindling attendances, but Aurelio De Laurentiis has announced a plan to buck the trend.
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Preview: Real Madrid v Eibar
With several stars missing, Cristiano Ronaldo's overturned ban may prove important for Real Madrid in their La Liga clash with Eibar.
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Ancelotti: We need Cristiano
Gareth Bale's absence for Real Madrid against Eibar has been softened by Cristiano Ronaldo's availability.
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