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Tevez returns for Juve
Juventus are to welcome Carlos Tevez back to their squad against Parma, as Andrea Pirlo also nears a comeback.
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Twente docked points again
There was more woe for beleaguered Twente on Friday as they were docked three points for failing to meet financial targets.
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West Ham boosted by Valencia return
After missing a month of action with a toe injury, Enner Valencia is a welcome addition to West Ham's squad to face Stoke City this weekend.
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Kuyt to make Feyenoord return
After nine years playing abroad, Dirk Kuyt is heading back to Netherlands after reaching an agreement to return to Feyenoord.
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Bruce could drop McGregor
Allan McGregor has faced scrutiny over his recent performances and Hull City boss Steve Bruce is pondering a change in goalkeeper.
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Koeman unsure of Clyne future
Ronald Koeman would love Nathaniel Clyne to stay at Southampton, but admits the club face a challenge to keep him at St Mary's Stadium.
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Redknapp: Too many agendas at QPR
There was more than meets the eye to Harry Redknapp's QPR exit, with the former Tottenham boss citing a lack of trust for his departure.
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Radwanska races into quarters
World number nine Agnieszka Radwanska remains on course for Katowice Open glory following a comfortable second-round
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McCoy eyes National swansong
The Grand National could be last race for Tony McCoy, who says he will retire if he wins the iconic Aintree race on Saturday.
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Garcia-Lopez shocked by Ouahab
Lamine Ouahab produced another shock at the ATP Grand Prix Hassan II by defeating top seed Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in round two.
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Croatia to appeal UEFA stadium ban
An appeal has been lodged by Croatia over UEFA's ruling they must play their next Euro 2016 qualifying fixture behind closed doors.
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Preview: West Brom v Leicester
After gaining momentum by beating West Ham last weekend Leicester City's battle against the drop continues at West Brom on Saturday.
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The Masters: McIlory close to glory
A competitive field including the returning Tiger Woods means Rory McIlroy has to be at his best to complete a career grand slam at Augusta.
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Masters under way at Augusta
After a thorough build-up the time for talking is over as the action began at the Masters on Thursday.
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Alonso bullish on Ferrari exit
Ferrari's early-season form has called Fernando Alonso's decision to leave in question, but the McLaren driver is content with his decision.
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Carvajal welcomes Danilo signing
Competition at right-back will be fierce at Real Madrid when Danilo arrives, but Dani Carvajal has no intention of leaving the club.
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Mou: Wenger right on Ballon d'Or
Jose Mourinho has come out in support of Arsene Wenger's criticism of the Ballon d'Or award, saying the focus should not be on individuals.
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Mou: I am getting better with age
Jose Mourinho has enjoyed success wherever he has managed and the Chelsea manager believes he is getting better as the years go by.
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McIlroy bids for history
A competitive field including the returning Tigers Woods means Rory McIlroy has to pull out all the stops for a grand slam at the Masters.
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Sherwood hails Benteke
Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood was delighted with Christian Benteke's hat-trick, but was disappointed to be held at home by QPR.
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McIlroy expects tee-off nerves
Even after six previous visits to Augusta, McIlroy will still feel the nerves when he tees off at the Masters on Thursday.
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Report: Auxerre 1 Guingamp 0
Auxerre have the chance to win the Coupe de France for a fifth time after upsetting Guingamp 1-0 in Tuesday's semi-final.
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McIlroy expects tee-off nerves
Even after six previous visits to Augusta, Rory McIlroy will still feel the nerves when he tees off at The Masters on Thursday.
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Radwanska eases through in Katowice
Yvonne Wickmayer never looked like causing an upset as Agnieszka Radwanska cruised into round two of the WTA Katowice Open.
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Report: Monaco 0 Montpellier 0
A missed penalty from Lucas Barrios proved costly as Montpellier drew 0-0 at Monaco in Tuesday's Ligue 1 action.
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Caldwell named Wigan boss
Beleaguered Championship club Wigan Athletic have appointed Gary Caldwell as their new manager.
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Vassell: Stick with Pellegrini
Manuel Pellegrini's future at Manchester City is in jeopardy, but ex-striker Darius Vassell wants the Chilean to stay on next term.
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Sherwood wants Ramsey reunion
With Chris Ramsey's long-term future at QPR in doubt, Tim Sherwood would love a reunion with his friend at Aston Villa.
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Murray to analyse Djokovic defeats
Novak Djokovic has had the upper hand over Andy Murray in the big matches and the Scot plans to analyse what is going wrong.
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Murray to analyse Djokovic defeats
Novak Djokovic has had the upper hand over Andy Murray in the big matches and the Scot plans to analyse what is going wrong.
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Muliaina released on bail
Mils Muliaina has been released on police bail following his arrest on suspicion of sexual assault last week.
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Cornet through in Katowice
The first round of the WTA Katowice Open proved a breeze for Alize Cornet, but that was not the case for all her fellow seeds on Monday.
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Championship Review
The Championship promotion race continued to swing back-and-forth on Monday, while Blackpool were relegated without kicking a ball.
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Zidane: Real monitoring Sterling
Liverpool and England winger Raheem Sterling is on the radar of Real Madrid, according to Zinedine Zidane.
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Berlocq outlasts Carreno Busta
Round one of the ATP Grand Prix Hassan II got under way on Monday with Carlos Berlocq defeating Pablo Carreno Busta in an epic contest.
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Blackpool relegated to League One
Rotherham United's victory over Brighton and Hove Albion confirmed Blackpool's inevitable relegation from the Championship.
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Preview: Auxerre v Guingamp
A place in the Coupe de France final is on offer as holders Guingamp face a tricky visit to second-tier Auxerre in Tuesday's semi-final.
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Preview: Vallecano v Real Madrid
After hitting cloud nine against Granada, Real Madrid continue their assault on the Liga title at Rayo Vallecano on Wednesday.
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Mulumbu ponders appeal
West Brom's misery in the 4-1 defeat to QPR was deepened by Youssouf Mulumbu's red card, which the midfielder plans to appeal against.
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Lealiifano stars in Brumbies win
Brumbies did enough to see off Cheetahs in Saturday's Super Rugby encounter, while tempers frayed between Sharks and Crusaders.
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Coopers suffers injury setback
Quade Cooper suffered a fractured scapula on just his second appearance back after a collarbone injury in Reds' defeat to Rebels on Friday.
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Serie A Review: Roma, Lazio triumph
Miralem Pjanic proved the difference as Roma defeated fellow UEFA Champions League hopefuls Napoli 1-0 in Serie A, while Lazio also won.
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Championship Review
Blackburn Rovers were the only winners in the Championship's four fixtures as they took advantage of the the turmoil at Leeds United.
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Report: Leicester City 2 West Ham 1
Andy King's 86th-minute winner earned a vital 2-1 victory for Premier League strugglers Leicester City against West Ham.
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Rodriguez to make Real return
A broken metatarsal has sidelined James Rodriguez since February, but the forward will start for Real Madrid against Granada.
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Jardim: Break halted momentum
A sluggish showing from Monaco against Saint-Etienne was due to the international break, says head coach Leonardo Jardim.
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Van Persie to miss Manchester derby
The ankle injury that has sidelined Robin van Persie for over a month is set to rule the striker out of next week's Manchester derby.
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McIlroy: Records not important
Entering the record books will be no motivation for Rory McIlroy when he attempts to achieve a career grand slam at the Masters.
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League One Review
Jay O'Shea's double helped Chesterfield to a comeback win at Yeovil Town, while Preston North End claimed a vital League One win.
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Arabian Gulf League Review
Al Shabab's slip against Emirates was not punished by Al Wahda, while Al Ain and Al Jazira were victors again in the Arabian Gulf League.
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Minute's silence in Klassiker
A minute's silence will be held before Borussia Dortmund's encounter with Bayern Munich for the victims of the Germanwings plane crash.
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Van Gaal thrilled with Fellaini
Marouane Fellaini has enjoyed a renaissance at Manchester United this season and Louis van Gaal says he is a mainstay of the starting XI.
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Pedrosa has successful surgery
Dani Pedrosa will start his recovery after the Repsol Honda rider had successful surgery on his arm injury.
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Pires: Arsenal should be champions
Chelsea have dominated the Premier League title race this season, but Robert Pires says Arsenal deserve to finish top.
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Preview: Burnley v Tottenham
Burnley have eight games to save themselves in the Premier League with Tottenham providing a difficult test at Turf Moor on Sunday.
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Pelle targets goals for Southampton
After scoring in Italy's draw against England, Graziano Pelle is hoping to rediscover his early season form with Southampton.
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Haidara out for season
A knee operation has curtailed Massadio Haidara's season, leaving Newcastle United short of defenders for their Premier League run-in.
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Allegri short of midfield options
Claudio Marchisio's injury on international duty has further limited Juventus' midfield options ahead of their match with Empoli.
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Cambiasso: Survival like a trophy
Staying in the Premier League with Leicester City would mean as much as adding to his plethora of honours, says Esteban Cambiasso.
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Preview: West Brom v QPR
Time is running out for QPR in their Premier League survival bid and Chris Ramsey is aware of the need to pick up points at West Brom.
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Sherwood unfazed by takeover talk
Reports that Aston Villa could be purchased by a new buyer is of no interest to manager Tim Sherwood.
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Preview: Leicester v West Ham
Leicester City face a crucial juncture in their Premier League survival bid as West Ham Ham visit the King Power Stadium on Saturday.
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Sturridge fit for Liverpool
Brendan Rodgers has been left counting the cost of Martin Skrtel's ban, but Daniel Sturridge is fit for Liverpool's trip to Arsenal.
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Pedrosa sidelined with arm injury
Hiroshi Aoyama is to replace Repsol Honda rider Dani Pedrosa for the next two MotoGP events, as the Spaniard needs surgery on an arm injury.
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Barca hint at Messi availability
A foot injury saw Lionel Messi sit out Argentina's friendlies, but Barcelona have suggested the superstar forward could face Celta Vigo.
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Elche players cancel commitments
Reports that La Liga club Elche have not paid their players have led to players and staff cancelling their non-playing commitments.
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Real's Pepe suffers thigh injury
Pepe has suffered a thigh injury with Real Madrid yet to state how much action the defender will miss.
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League One Preview
As the place for play-off spots intensifies, Nigel Clough has told his Sheffield United side to stay calm in the trip to Barnsley.
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Reid set for West Ham return
Winston Reid is set to hand West Ham a fitness boost by returning for Saturday's Premier League visit to Leicester City.
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Swansea dealt Carroll injury blow
An ankle injury suffered on international duty will keep Swansea City midfielder Tom Carroll sidelined for between four and six weeks.
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Debuchy nears Arsenal comeback
After nearly three months out with a shoulder injury, Arsenal's Mathieu Debuchy is nearing a comeback for the Premier League side.
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Lucas keen for Liverpool return
After a frustrating injury lay-off, Lucas Leiva is desperate to help Liverpool in their Premier League run-in.
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Selke swaps Bremen for Leipzig
Davie Selke will join Red Bull Leipzig from next season after the Werder Bremen man agreed a five-year deal.
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Herrmann pens Gladbach extension
Bundesliga side Borussia Monchengladbach have tied midfielder Patrick Herrmann to a new long-term contract.
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Queiroz leaves Iran
Iran are searching for a new head coach after experienced boss Carlos Queiroz stepped down from the role.
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Portugal's attitude fine - Santos
Portugal suffered an embarrassing 2-0 loss to Cape Verde on Tuesday but head coach Fernando Santos had no issue with his team's attitude.
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Baker on Woods' Masters chances
Former Ryder Cup star Peter Baker gives Tiger Woods little chance of threatening the top of the leaderboard at the Masters.
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Vassell: Sky is the limit for Kane
Former England striker Darius Vassell believes Harry Kane can go on to achieve almost anything after a dream international debut.
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Report: Colombia 3 Kuwait 1
Radamel Falcao was all smiles again as he scored in Colombia's 3-1 win over Kuwait.
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Del Bosque defends Spain record
Spain's post-World Cup performances have led to criticism, but head coach Vicente del Bosque has defended the European champions' record.
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Report: Burton Albion 1 Stevenage 1
League Two leaders Burton Albion were chasing a fifth straight league win, but had to settle for a 1-1 draw against Stevenage on Monday.
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Pekerman: I have no say on Falcao
Radamel Falcao's Manchester United future is up in the air, but Colombia coach Jose Pekerman will not advise the striker on his next move.
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Stenson pulls out of Houston Open
A bout of flu has seen Henrik Stenson withdraw from the Houston Open, hampering his preparations for the Masters.
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McIlroy 'unbeatable' on top form
His form may have dipped in recent weeks, but McIlroy will take some stopping at the Masters according to a former Ryder Cup star.
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Mata confident of Spain future
Juan Mata has not featured for Spain since last year's World Cup, but the Manchester United man has not given up hope of a recall.
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UCI: No decision reached on Astana
Suggestions that Astana have been denied a World Tour license have been denied by the UCI, who says an investigation is ongoing.
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Preview: Portugal v Cape Verde
Tuesday's friendly encounter against Cape Verde may afford Portugal coach Fernando Santos the chance to run the rule over fringe players.
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McIlroy 'unbeatable' on top form
His form may have dipped in recent weeks, but Rory McIlroy will take some stopping at The Masters according to a former Ryder Cup star.
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Starc revels in 'phenomenal' win
Player of the tournament Mitchell Starc believes Australia's Cricket World Cup victory was just rewards for their thorough preparation.
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Welsh relegation confirmed
London Welsh's inevitable relegation from the Premiership was confirmed as they slipped to defeat at Bath.
Peter Hanson
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Report: South Africa 1 Nigeria 1
Bongani Zungu earned South Africa a deserved 1-1 draw against Nigeria in Nelspruit.
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Smalling wants long United stay
A lack of progress over a new contract is of no concern to Chris Smalling, who wants to remain at Manchester United.
Peter Hanson
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Hamilton welcomes Ferrari battle
Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel looks primed to challenge Mercedes' dominance and world champion Lewis Hamilton is ready for the fight.
Peter Hanson
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Malaysia Grand Prix: What they said
It appears game on in Formula One after Sebastian Vettel claimed his first Ferrari win at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Peter Hanson
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Henderson wants long Liverpool stay
Jordan Henderson's contract talks at Liverpool continue to drag on, but the midfielders has no intention of leaving Anfield.
Peter Hanson
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Bale: I have nothing to prove
Gareth Bale responded to recent criticism with a fine display in Wales' win in Israel and the Real Madrid man is ignoring his detractors.
Peter Hanson
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Clarke wants cool heads
The Cricket World Cup reaches a climax on Sunday and Australia captain Michael Clarke wants his side to keep their emotions in check.
Peter Hanson
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Conte 'shaken' after death threats
Italian Football Federation president Carlo Tavecchio claims head coach Antonio Conte has received death threats.
Peter Hanson
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Dovizioso confident of competiting
An excellent qualifying performance has left pole-sitter Andrea Dovizioso in confident mood ahead of MotoGP's opener in Qatar on Sunday.
Peter Hanson
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Al Sadd say talks with Xavi ongoing
Al Sadd have confirmed talks with Barcelona ace Xavi, although reports that a deal has already been struck are premature.
Peter Hanson
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Richards diagnosed with cancer
Cheltenham Town striker Eliot Richards has been diagnosed with testicular cancer, although he is expected to make a full recovery.
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Job not done yet, Bale warns Wales
Wales took a step closer to Euro 2016, but the hero against Israel - Gareth Bale - is not booking his plane tickets to France just yet.
Peter Hanson
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Report: Israel 0 Wales 3
Gareth Bale's Real Madrid form has been heavily criticised, but he excelled as Wales beat Israel to go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group B.
Peter Hanson
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Preview: Puerto Rico v Canada
With big challenges on the horizon, Canada continue to prepare by facing Puerto Rico in Bayamon on Monday.
Peter Hanson
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Fan dies after Nurburgring crash
A crash during an endurance race at the Nurburgring left one fan dead and several others injured.
Peter Hanson
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Ibe eyes Liverpool run-in
Liverpool winger Jordon Ibe has targeted a return to action before the end of the Premier League season following a knee injury.
Peter Hanson
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Labadie hit with FA charge
Dagenham and Redbridge's Joss Labadie has been hit with a Football Association violent conduct charge amid allegations of biting.
Peter Hanson
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Inter's Dodo has surgery
After suffering a knee injury against Cesena earlier this month, Inter defender Dodo has gone under the knife the club have confirmed.
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Euro 2016 Qualifying Preview
Qualification for Euro 2016 reaches a pivotal stage as the majority of teams mark the halfway point of their group campaigns.
Peter Hanson
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Pietersen signs Surrey deal
Surrey have handed Kevin Pietersen a return to the County Championship as he seeks a return to the England fold.
Peter Hanson
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England's Croft a World Cup doubt
Tom Croft's luck appears to be out once again as a shoulder injury could rule the England flanker out of the Rugby World Cup.
Peter Hanson
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Bravo returns for Windies
West Indies' squad for the training camp ahead of the Test series in England includes a spot for Darren Bravo, but Chris Gayle misses out.
Peter Hanson
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Liam Stewart makes final GB squad
The son of music star Rod Stewart has been named in Great Britain's 23-man squad for the Ice Hockey World Championships.
Peter Hanson
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Sampdoria to sign Moisander
Sampdoria have announced that Ajax centre-back Niklas Moisander has penned a three-year deal from next season.
Peter Hanson
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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.
Peter Hanson
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Pakistan's Misbah slams critics
After coming under intense scrutiny from the media, Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul-Haq has launched a stern defence of his captaincy.
Peter Hanson
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Football League Review
It was a good night for Wycombe Wanderers' promotion hopes in League Two, while Sheffield United's League One top-six hopes were boosted.
Peter Hanson
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Rodriguez steps up Real recovery
A frustrating injury lay-off appears to be nearing an end for James Rodriguez, who took part in a group Real Madrid training session.
Peter Hanson
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Messi fit to play for Argentina
Barcelona and Argentina were left breathing a sigh of relief after tests revealed Lionel Messi did not get injured in El Clasico.
Peter Hanson
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Cech drops Chelsea exit hint
With his first-team prospects bleak, Petr Cech is set to consider his future at Premier League leaders Chelsea.
Peter Hanson
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Cahill: Kane should play U21 Euros
Harry Kane is set to make his full England debut, but Gary Cahill feels he should play at the Under-21 European Championship.
Peter Hanson
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Waratahs' Potgieter reprimanded for homophobic slurs
Jacques Potgieter's offensive comments have landed the Waratahs player a hefty fine from the Australian Rugby Union.
Peter Hanson
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Van Bronckhorst to replace Rutten
Giovanni van Bronckhorst will take his first head coach role by replacing Fred Rutten at Feyenoord next season.
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Preview: Scotland v N. Ireland
Scotland and Northern Ireland warm up for their crucial UEFA 2016 qualifying matches with a friendly encounter at Hampden Park.
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Santos ban reduced by CAS
Fernando Santos has seen an eight-match ban for unsporting conduct shortened by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Peter Hanson
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Alonso set to make McLaren return
McLaren have confirmed that Fernando Alonso will race in the Malaysian Grand Prix, subject to a successful FIA medical assessment.
Peter Hanson
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Spain add Juanmi amid Costa worries
Diego Costa's availability for Spain has been cast in fresh doubt after head coach Vicente Del Bosque added Malaga's Juanmi to his squad.
Peter Hanson
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Wolfsburg hit with DFB fine
Wolfsburg have been sanctioned by the German Football Association following an incident in the Bundesliga at Hannover on December 6.
Peter Hanson
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Notts County dismiss Derry
An alarming slide down the League One table has seen Shaun Derry lose his job as manager of Notts County.
Peter Hanson
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Mata: Break is frustrating
The international break has come at a disappointing time for Manchester United, says the hero of the win over rivals Liverpool Juan Mata.
Peter Hanson
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Stenson slams PGA Tour officials
A seething Henrik Stenson has blasted PGA Tour officials after he lost out to Matt Every at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Peter Hanson
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Ramsey: Arsenal can challenge
Chelsea are refusing to loosen their grip on the Premier League title, but Aaron Ramsey is confident Arsenal can challenge in the run-in.
Peter Hanson
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Martinez cools Lukaku fears
Romelu Lukaku came off in Everton's win at QPR with cramp, but Arouna Kone is set for tests on a knock to his knee.
Peter Hanson
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Report: QPR 1 Everton 2
Aaron Lennon was the match-winner as Everton dealt a crushing blow to QPR's Premier League survival hopes in a 2-1 win on Sunday.
Peter Hanson
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Turkish Super Lig Review
Fenerbahce's 1-0 victory over Besiktas was not without incident, with Emmanuel Emenike demonstrating his frustration.
Peter Hanson
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QPR defeat 'unbelievable' - Ramsey
Chris Ramsey was left dumbfounded by QPR's defeat to Everton, but insists that Premier League survival is still achievable.
Peter Hanson
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Russian Premier League Review
Russian Premier League leaders Zenit struggled to victory over Dynamo Moscow, as CSKA Moscow remained breathing down their necks.
Peter Hanson
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Ma beats Zhang, Ito makes history
History was made by Mima Ito at the ITTF German Open, while top seed Ma Long won a marathon encounter to win the men's title.
Peter Hanson
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Moyes: Premier League poor
The standard of the Premier League is the lowest it has been for some time, according to former Manchester United boss David Moyes.
Peter Hanson
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Pele: Messi better than Ronaldo
Brazil legend Pele has waded into the argument as to which superstar, Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo, is the better player.
Peter Hanson
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Van Gaal turned down Liverpool
Manchester United will be Louis van Gaal's last managerial role, but the Dutchman is not planning to retire any time soon.
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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Blanc: PSG made it difficult
Paris Saint-Germain eventually did enough to beat Lorient, but head coach Laurent Blanc felt his team should have made life easier.
Peter Hanson
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Rhinos rebound to down Warriors
Leeds Rhinos had too much for Wigan Warriors at Headingley, while Castleford Tigers and Hull FC picked up much needed Super League wins.
Peter Hanson
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Report: PSG 3 Lorient 1
Zlatan Ibrahimovic ended a difficult week by netting a hat-trick in a 3-1 win over Lorient that puts Paris Saint-Germain top of Ligue 1.
Peter Hanson
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Simeone: No Real distractions
Football fans will be treated to a Madrid derby in the Champions League last eight, but Atletico coach Diego Simeone is focused on Getafe.
Peter Hanson
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Van Gaal: United must be calm
Manchester United's players have had to contend with harsh refereeing from Louis van Gaal in preparation for their trip to Liverpool.
Peter Hanson
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Falcao not happy, says former agent
Radamel Falcao's former representative claims that all is not well for the striker at Old Trafford, suggesting his form has made him upset.
Peter Hanson
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Injuries hampered Milan - Inzaghi
Milan are desperately seeking a return to form in Serie A, but coach Filippo Inzaghi says that injuries have played a part in their slump.
Peter Hanson
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League One Preview
With leaders Bristol City and third-placed Swindon Town not in action, the League One focus is on Barnley's battle with Preston North End.
Peter Hanson
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Ajax 2 Dnipro 1 (aet, 2-2 agg)
Dnipro held their nerve to progress to the UEFA Europa League quarter-finals on away goals after a 2-2 aggregate result against Ajax.
Peter Hanson
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Report: Dynamo Moscow 0 Napoli 0
A 3-1 first-leg deficit proved too much for Dynamo Moscow as a goalless draw saw Napoli make the UEFA Europa League last eight.
Peter Hanson
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Parisse out for Italy
Italy will have to make do without captain Sergio Parisse in their Six Nations finale against Wales this weekend due to a foot problem.
Peter Hanson
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Parma rack up €218million debt
Parma racked up staggering debts of over €218million it has been confirmed on the day the Serie A club were declared bankrupt.
Peter Hanson
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Healy and Fitzgerald return
Ireland have made two changes for Saturday's vital Six Nations finale at Scotland, with Cian Healy and Luke Fitzgerald brought in.
Peter Hanson
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Hodgson in no rush over new deal
Reports suggest England will tie Roy Hodgson down until the 2018 World Cup, but the manager is focused only on his short-term goals.
Peter Hanson
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Maxwell pens PSG extension
Maxwell has committed his future to French champions Paris Saint-Germain with a new deal until the end of the 2015-16 season.
Peter Hanson
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France change two for England match
Jules Plisson and Vincent Debaty will start in France's Six Nations finale against England at Twickenham.
Peter Hanson
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La Liga Preview
La Liga's title race intensifies on Sunday as Real Madrid visit leaders Barcelona in a mouth-watering 170th league Clasico encounter.
Peter Hanson
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Sunderland lift Johnson suspension
Following talks with the PFA and Adam Johnson's representatives, the England winger can resume training with Sunderland.
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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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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Tevez fires Juve in Champions League demolition
Carlos Tevez again proved the scourge of Borussia Dortmund as his double helped Juventus reach the last eight of the UEFA Champions League.
Peter Hanson
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Hull hit with FA charge
Hull City are facing punishment for failing to control their players against Leicester City after receiving a Football Association charge.
Peter Hanson
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De Jong set for Newcastle return
It has been a debut season of frustration for Siem de Jong, but the Newcastle United man is nearing a return to first-team action.
Peter Hanson
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Sunderland reviewing Johnson ban
Adam Johnson's suspension by Premier League club Sunderland is being examined after his bail was extended on Tuesday.
Peter Hanson
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Robben set to face Gladbach
Bayern Munich have received good news ahead of their match against Borussia Monchengladbach, with Arjen Robben fit for the encounter.
Peter Hanson
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Tomkins has shoulder surgery
It was feared a dislocated shoulder would end James Tomkins' season, but West Ham hope he can play again in 2014-15.
Peter Hanson
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Springboks handed Du Toit boost
Pieter-Steph du Toit's Rugby World Cup dream appears to be back on track with the Sharks star's knee injury not as bad as first feared.
Peter Hanson
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Armstrong's charity ride plans 'disrespectful'
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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Sheringham endorses Wilson
Louis van Gaal's search for a 20-goal striker should start in-house with James Wilson, says former Manchester United star Teddy Sheringham.
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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Brunt hit with one-match ban
West Brom captain Chris Brunt has been handed a one-match ban and a fine by the Football Association after a confrontation with an official.
Peter Hanson
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Kick It Out praises McCleary
Reading's Garath McCleary has been commended for his response to alleged racist abuse from a Bradford City supporter.
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Preview: Ajax v Dnipro
Dnipro hold a narrow advantage in their UEFA Europa League tie with Ajax, but Joel Veltman is confident of turning the tie on its head.
Peter Hanson
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UCI chief against Armstrong ride
UCI chief Brian Cookson has voiced his disapproval at Armstrong's plans to ride the Tour de France route for charity.
Peter Hanson
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Kalou denies Berlin Wall fine
Salomon Kalou has denied claims he is facing a fine for a television appearance that apparently saw him chisel a piece from the Berlin Wall.
Peter Hanson
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Shakib wants 'fearless' Bangladesh
India are favourites in their Cricket World Cup showdown against Bangladesh, but Shakib Al Hasan is confident of a famous last-eight upset.
Peter Hanson
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Barkley vows to adapt game
After struggling to match last season's success, Everton's Ross Barkley is looking for new ways to step up his performance levels.
Peter Hanson
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Report: Leicester 0 Hull City 0
Hull City were forced to cling on for a 0-0 draw at the Premier League's bottom club Leicester City after Tom Huddlestone's red card.
Peter Hanson
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Eredivisie Review
NAC Breda boosted their chances of escaping relegation trouble in the Eredivisie with a 1-0 win over Go Ahead Eagles.
Peter Hanson
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Report: Palermo 0 Juventus 1
Juventus toiled for large parts of Saturday's contest at Palermo, but super sub Alvaro Morata ensured a 1-0 victory for the Serie A leaders.
Peter Hanson
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CAF Champions League Review
Holders ES Setif could only a muster a 1-1 draw in their CAF Champions League round-of-32 first-leg encounter with Real Banjul.
Peter Hanson
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Dyche delights in Boyd heroics
George Boyd took all the plaudits in Burnley's shock 1-0 Premier League win at Manchester City, including from his manager Sean Dyche.
Peter Hanson
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Shiffrin nears slalom title
A hat-trick of slalom globes appears a formality for Mikaela Shiffrin after the American claimed an easy victory in Are on Saturday.
Peter Hanson
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Preview: Man Utd v Tottenham
Two rivals for the UEFA Champions League places meet when Manchester United host Tottenham as the race for the top four intensifies.
Peter Hanson
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Morgan has no World Cup regrets
Eoin Morgan's captaincy is facing intense scrutiny, but he has no regrets over England's abysmal Cricket World Cup.
Peter Hanson
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England ease to Afghanistan win
England may be heading home early, but they managed to end a poor Cricket World Cup with a nine-wicket over Afghanistan on Friday.
Peter Hanson
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Pellegrini: City spirit is normal
Reports of disharmony in the Manchester City camp have dismissed by manager Manuel Pellegrini, who also rejected links with Napoli.
Peter Hanson
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Oxlade-Chamberlain to miss a month
Arsenal and England have been dealt a blow with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to miss between three and four weeks with a hamstring injury.
Peter Hanson
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Preview: Man Utd v Tottenham
Two rivals for the UEFA Champions League places meet when Manchester United host Tottenham as the race for the top four intensifies.
Peter Hanson
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Heaslip back, 100 up for O'Connell
Ireland head to Cardiff to face Wales boosted by Jamie Heaslip's return, while captain Paul O'Connell racks up a landmark appearance.
Peter Hanson
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Wales seek to derail Ireland
The opposing captains of Ireland and Wales have reason to celebrate, but only one can emerge victorious in a crucial Six Nations clash.
Peter Hanson
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Shawcross in line for Stoke return
Stoke City's options are set to be boosted by the return of captain Ryan Shawcross for Saturday's visit to West Brom.
Peter Hanson
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Tomkins suffers dislocated shoulder
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce is facing defensive problems after James Tomkins suffered a dislocated shoulder in training.
Peter Hanson
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Mercedes out of reach - Vettel
Mercedes are out of reach at the Australian Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel feels, but the German is content with his start to the weekend.
Peter Hanson
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Allardyce: I was wrong on Reid
After Winston Reid committed his long-term future to West Ham, Sam Allardyce apologised for suggesting he had spoken to other clubs.
Peter Hanson
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Bhutan make WC history
Bhutan and Brunei both had historic reasons to celebrate on the opening day of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.
Peter Hanson
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Benteke boost for Villa
Aston Villa face a crucial encounter at Sunderland this weekend with Christian Benteke set to feature following a hip injury.
Peter Hanson
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Scotland make five changes
Scotland are still searching for a maiden Six Nations win of 2015 and five new faces have been drafted in to face England on Saturday.
Peter Hanson
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