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Massimiliano Allegri is not expecting Paul Pogba and Arturo Vidal to leave Juventus as he prepares for his first season in charge.
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Commonwealth Games brought to close
A Commonwealth Games hailed as the best in the history of the event was brought to a close at Hampden Park on Sunday.
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Wenger questions City motives
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Hughes denies Crouch reports
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Bojan strike lifts Stoke
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Allardyce targets striker
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Dier completes Tottenham switch
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Veloso open to Fiorentina move
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Everton snap up Galloway
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Rodgers lauds Balotelli
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Osvaldo could join Inter in Taider swap
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Van der Vaart not ruling out QPR
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Barkley pens new deal
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Williams hit with anti-doping ban
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India's Jadeja fined
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Players strike in Ecuador
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Garcia rules out Roma sales
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Stoke sign Bojan
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Kroos commits to Bremen
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PSG hit with UEFA punishment
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Dunga unveiled as Brazil coach
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Zimbabwe aim to wrap up series
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Salah spared military service
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Kroos wanted Bayern stay
Real Madrid's Toni Kroos had no intention of leaving Bayern Munich until contract talks with Bundesliga champions broke down.
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Mauricio Pochettino is determined to ensure Tottenham's long wait to be crowned champions of England ends during his tenure at the club.
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Chelsea assistant first-team coach Steve Holland has revealed that goalkeeper Petr Cech is ahead of schedule with his recovery from injury.
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Pardew eager to honour victims
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Prandelli hits back at critics
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Rooney eager to impress Van Gaal
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POCOG president Kim resigns
The president of the organising committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in PyeongChang resigned on Monday.
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Palacios' Qatar move falls through
Wilson Palacios' proposed move to Qatar Sports Club has fallen through after the Stoke City midfielder failed a medical.
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Wenger rules out striker signing
Arsene Wenger has no intention of signing a striker after Milan denied that Arsenal have lodged a bid for Mario Balotelli.
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Crouch denies Gladbach victory
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Rodriguez eager to leave Atletico
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Juve and Inter want Astori
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Lewandowski and Contento train
Fit-again duo Robert Lewandowski and Diego Contento trained on Sunday as Bayern Munich prepared to take on Duisburg in a friendly on Monday.
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K.League Review
In-form Jeonbuk Motors gave sorry Sangju Sangmu a lesson on Sunday as they dished out a 6-0 K.League thrashing at Jeonju World Cup Stadium.
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Amla hails Proteas pacemen
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Giaretta: Pereyra in demand
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Hamilton given grid penalty
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Kramer confirms Napoli talks
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Nedved rules out sales
Juventus director Pavel Nedved has insisted that the Turin giants have no intention of selling Arturo Vidal and Paul Pogba.
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Pace duo inspire Proteas win
Pacemen Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel inspired South Africa to a 153-run victory in the first Test as Sri Lanka suffered a final-day collapse.
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Holland: Lukaku not set to leave
Chelsea assistant first-team coach Steve Holland has denied reports that striker Romelu Lukaku is on the verge of leaving the club.
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Zimbabwe eye momentum boost
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Liverpool scrape past Preston
Suso and Kristoffer Peterson came off the bench to give Liverpool an unconvincing 2-1 friendly win at Preston North End on Saturday.
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Palace put GAK to the sword
Stephen Dobbie scored four second-half goals as Crystal Palace started their pre-season campaign with a 13-1 hammering of GAK Graz.
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Rosberg targets Hockenheim win
World championship leader Nico Rosberg is determined to round off a dream week by winning the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim on Sunday.
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Dravid expects Cook to stay on
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Giorgi beaten in Bastad
Camila Giorgi bowed out of the Swedish Open in the first round on Wednesday as three more seeds suffered defeats in Bastad.
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Fognini beaten in Hamburg
Defending champion Fabio Fognini was dumped out of the Hamburg Open on Wednesday as qualifier Filip Krajinovic sprung a major surprise.
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Asia team to enter Super Rugby
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Dhoni: Anderson went too far
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Poulter not wary of Hoylake
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Cook: India want Anderson ban
Alastair Cook believes India reported James Anderson for alleged misconduct in an attempt to see him banned for part of the Test series.
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De Laurentiis confirms Michu talks
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Valero commits to Fiorentina
Midfielder Borja Valero has ended speculation over his future by signing a new five-year deal with Fiorentina.
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Halilhodzic rejected 'crazy wages'
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Stankovic hails 'Braveheart' Vidic
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Germany return to heroes' welcome
Germany's FIFA World Cup winners were given a heroes' welcome by huge crowds as they returned to Berlin on Tuesday.
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Redknapp hopeful over Ferdinand
QPR boss Harry Redknapp is hopeful of completing the signing of Rio Ferdinand ahead of more talks with the former England captain.
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Mickelson hoping to toast Open win
Phil Mickelson returned the Claret Jug with a heavy heart after a year of revelling in drinking fine wine from the famous trophy.
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Royle relishing Everton role
Joe Royle is relishing the opportunity to unearth the next batch of young talent at Everton after returning to the club on Monday.
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Peters takes Hamburg role
Bernhard Peters will leave Hoffenheim to take over as sports director at Bundesliga rivals Hamburg at the start of next month.
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Vaughan fears for Kerrigan
Michael Vaughan fears for Simon Kerrigan as he believes the spinner may never play for England again if he fails against India.
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Commons eager for Celtic deal
Kris Commons is eager to sign a new contract with Celtic after revealing he has no intention of returning to England.
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Russia vow to put on a show
The organisers of the next FIFA World Cup in Russia are confident that they can produce an even better tournament than the Brazil showpiece.
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McKinnon determined to walk again
Alex McKinnon has spoken of his determination to walk again almost four months after suffering a serious spinal injury.
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Contador out of Tour de France
Alberto Contador has become the latest major contender to withdraw from the Tour de France after crashing during stage 10 on Monday.
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Open draw confirmed
Tiger Woods will play alongside Angel Cabrera and Henrik Stenson when he appears in his first major of the year at Hoylake on Thursday.
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Moylan drop-goal stuns Broncos
Matt Moylan's last-gasp drop-goal ensured Penrith Panthers claimed a dramatic 35-34 NRL victory over Brisbane Broncos on Monday.
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Wiggins to stay at Sky
Bradley Wiggins has revealed he will stay with Team Sky for another year but declared "my time as a Grand Tour rider is over".
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McGinley hoping for European winner
Paul McGinley hopes Martin Kaymer's US Open victory can inspire a fellow European to win The Open at Hoylake this week.
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Hakkinen questions Raikkonen
Mika Hakkinen thinks Kimi Raikkonen's revelation that he will "probably" retire from Formula One next year was "not tactically very smart."
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Route to World Cup Final: Argentina
Argentina face Germany in the FIFA World Cup final on Sunday and here we take a look at how Alejandro Sabella's men got there.
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De Laurentiis: Higuain going nowhere
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has ruled out selling Gonzalo Higuain and backed the striker to score in Sunday's FIFA World Cup final.
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Horta makes Malaga switch
Malaga have completed the signing of Portugal Under-21 winger Ricardo Horta from Vitoria Setubal on a five-year deal.
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De Villiers revels in series win
AB de Villiers reflected on South Africa's first one-day international series win in Sri Lanka as "a huge step in the right direction".
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Larsson eyes home comforts
Home favourite Johanna Larsson will aim to go one better than last year in the Swedish Open with Serena Williams unable to defend her title.
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Albion see off Bury
Saido Berahino and Graham Dorrans were on target as West Brom beat Bury 2-0 in a behind-closed-doors clash on Saturday.
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Proteas claim series win
Quinton de Kock and AB de Villiers made centuries as South Africa secured their first one-day international series win in Sri Lanka.
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Pogba not bound for Chelsea
Paul Pogba's agent has dismissed speculation linking the Juventus midfielder with a big-money move to Chelsea as "fantasy football”.
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Arteta plays down transfer talk
Mikel Arteta has no intention of leaving Arsenal amid reports linking the midfielder with Fiorentina and Athletic Bilbao.
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Orlando eyeing Robinho deal
Adriano Galliani has revealed Milan are in talks with Orlando City over a move for Robinho but a deal is not close.
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Rami seals Milan move
Milan have confirmed permanent signing of defender Adil Rami from Valencia on a three-year contract.
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Kuyt eager to secure third place
Dirk Kuyt is determined to end the Netherlands' FIFA World Cup by heaping more misery on Brazil in Saturday's third-place play-off.
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Katich confirms retirement
Former Australia batsman Simon Katich has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket at the age of 38.
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Koeman: Lovren may leave
Ronald Koeman is determined to keep want-away defender Dejan Lovren at Southampton but knows he will not have the final say.
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Trio lead as McIlroy falters
Ricardo Gonzalez surrendered the outright lead in the Scottish Open with a double bogey at the last as Rory McIlroy endured misery.
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Halep to face Niculescu
Home hopes Simona Halep and Monica Niculescu will meet in the semi-finals of the Bucharest Open after securing last-eight wins on Friday.
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England fight back after collapse
England were grateful for Joe Root's unbeaten 78 after suffering another batting collapse in the first Test with India at Trent Bridge.
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Froome breaks wrist and hand
Chris Froome's miserable week has continued with confirmation he suffered fractures to his left wrist and right hand in the Tour de France.
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Balshaw calls it a day
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Doubts over Vanessa-Mae race
The Slovenia Ski Association (SAS) believe there is "serious doubt" over a race that saw Vanessa-Mae qualify for the Winter Olympics.
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The Fugue retired due to injury
Four-time Group 1 winner The Fugue has been retired due to an injury sustained in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes last weekend.
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Schumacher's wife encouraged
Michael Schumacher's wife says that the seven-time Formula One world champion is "getting better" after he came out of a coma last month.
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Vettel eyes Hockenheimring podium
Sebastian Vettel is targeting a podium finish in his home grand prix next weekend as he waits for Red Bull to make "bigger steps".
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Gothenburg leave it late
IFK Gothenburg avoided a UEFA Europa League shock by winning 2-0 at Fola Esch in the second leg of their first-round qualifier.
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Rhodes signs new Rovers deal
Blackburn Rovers' record signing Jordan Rhodes has signed a two-year contract extension with the Championship club.
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Inzaghi backs under-fire Balotelli
Filippo Inzaghi has urged Mario Balotelli to silence his critics and is backing the striker to play a key role in a new era at Milan.
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Fognini through to last eight
Fabio Fognini was one of seven seeds to make it through to the quarter-finals of the MercedesCup on Thursday.
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Barry hoping for England recall
Gareth Barry still harbours hopes of earning an England recall after sealing a permanent move to Everton.
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Cerci in demand
Torino president Urbano Cairo claims Milan are one of a number of clubs eager to sign forward Alessio Cerci.
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Tadic backed by Koeman
Ronald Koeman is confident new signing Dusan Tadic can fill the void left by England midfielder Adam Lallana.
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Scolari sorry for Brazil thrashing
A stunned Luiz Felipe Scolari took full responsibility for Brazil's "catastrophic" 7-1 FIFA World Cup semi-final hammering by Germany.
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Everton complete Barry deal
Everton have completed the signing of former Manchester City midfielder Gareth Barry on a three-year deal.
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West Ham confirm Poyet deal
West Ham have completed the signing of Diego Poyet on a three-year deal after the midfielder opted to leave Charlton Athletic.
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Cocu: Depay should stay
Phillip Cocu has told in-demand winger Memphis Depay that it would be in his best interests to stay at PSV for at least one more season.
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Zubizarreta coy over duo
Barcelona sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta refused to be drawn on speculation over Luis Suarez and Alexis Sanchez on Monday.
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Cannavaro would take Real role
Fabio Cannavaro has revealed he would jump at the chance to return to Real Madrid as coach Carlo Ancelotti's assistant.
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Brazil v Germany
Brazil will be looking to prove that Neymar's injury did not spell the end of their FIFA World Cup hopes when they lock horns with Germany.
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Malaga confirm Boka deal
Malaga have confirmed the signing of Ivory Coast defender Arthur Boka on a two-year contract.
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Lerner reveals 'productive' talks
Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner has vowed to make on-field matters the focus, despite "productive" talks over the sale of the club.
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Sartori leaves Chievo role
Chievo have confirmed that long-serving sporting director Giovanni Sartori has resigned from his role with the Serie A club.
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Evian seal Juelsgaard signing
Evian have completed the signing of Denmark defender Jesper Juelsgaard from FC Midtjylland on a three-year deal.
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Matthaus: Kroos can shine at Real
Lothar Matthaus believes "genius" Toni Kroos will be a big hit at Real Madrid amid reports the midfielder will join the European champions.
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Prandelli takes Galatasaray job
Turkish giants Galatasaray have confirmed the appointment as Cesare Prandelli as their new coach on a two-year deal.
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Martinez: Spain will come good
Roberto Martinez believes Spain have the emerging talent to remain a force on the international stage as they come to the end of an era.
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Villas-Boas eyes further signings
Zenit coach Andre Villas-Boas has confirmed he is still in the market for new recruits but refused to confirm their identity.
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Krul defends penalty antics
Tim Krul has hit back at criticism of his antics during the Netherlands' FIFA World Cup quarter-final penalty shootout win over Costa Rica.
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Kompany backing Belgium to kick on
Vincent Kompany is confident Belgium will be a force in the 2018 FIFA World Cup after they crashed out in the quarter-finals in Brazil.
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Willian plays down injury concerns
Willian has allayed fears that he could miss Brazil's FIFA World Cup semi-final showdown against Germany on Tuesday.
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Schweinsteiger wary of Brazil
Bastian Schweinsteiger believes the absence of Neymar will make Brazil more united ahead of Tuesday's FIFA World Cup semi-final.
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Kluivert: Robben hard to stop
Patrick Kluivert has labelled Lionel Messi "special", but feels Argentina will be wary of Arjen Robben in their FIFA World Cup semi-final.
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Schneiderlin unsure over future
Morgan Schneiderlin has held talks with new Southampton boss Ronald Koeman but is unsure if he will remain at the Premier League club.
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Scolari reveals Neymar distress
Neymar told Brazil team-mate Marcelo "I can't feel my legs" after being injured against Colombia, coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has revealed.
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Higuain knew goals would come
Gonzalo Higuain revealed he knew he would rediscover his goalscoring touch after his match-winning strike against Belgium on Saturday.
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Argentina 1 Belgium 0
Gonzalo Higuain scored his first goal of the FIFA World Cup as Argentina beat Belgium 1-0 at Estadio Nacional to reach the semi-finals.
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Warne suffers broken hand
Shane Warne suffered a broken hand after being struck by a beamer from former Australia team-mate Brett Lee at Lord's on Saturday.
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Scolari warns Colombia
Luiz Felipe Scolari has warned Colombia that Brazil "have skills that will cause damage” ahead of Friday’s FIFA World Cup quarter-final.
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Reina to stay at Liverpool - agent
Pepe Reina will stay at Liverpool next season rather than return to Napoli, according to the goalkeeper's agent.
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