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Reeves sidelined for Finland clash
Northern Ireland defender Ben Reeves will miss Sunday's Euro 2016 Group F qualifier against Finland due to a calf injury.
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Bosnich: Man United will qualify for Champions League
Former Manchester United goalkeeper Mark Bosnich is adamant Louis van Gaal will guide the club back to the UEFA Champions League.
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Italy no holiday for World Peace
Former NBA All-Star Metta World Peace was unveiled by Italian outfit Pallacanestro Cantu on Thursday.
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Bosnich backs Villa to beat drop
Mark Bosnich expects Aston Villa to beat the drop, claiming the club is big enough to challenge for a spot in the Premier League's top six.
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Tomsula excited by Hayne
San Francisco 49ers recruit Jarryd Hayne received glowing praise from coach Jim Tomsula, who labelled the Australian as courageous.
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MLS Preview
New England Revolution host San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday confident they are on the verge of ending their winless start to the season.
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Klinsmann laments late collapse
United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann was left disappointed by yet another late collapse as the Americans lost 3-2 to Denmark on Wednesday.
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Vokes relishing Bale link up
Sam Vokes is looking forward to teaming up with Gareth Bale as the Wales striker prepares to make his international return.
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Janko eyes history with Austria
Austria captain Marc Janko is determined to guide his country to a historic Euro 2016 berth.
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Wilson urges Begovic to stay
Marc Wilson is desperate to see Stoke City team-mate Asmir Begovic stay at Britannia Stadium beyond the 2014-15 season.
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Drugs ban a 'blessing' - Hunt
Queensland Reds full-back Karmichael Hunt said his drugs ban was a "blessing in disguise" as he nears a return to rugby union.
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Every defends title
Matt Every successfully defended his Arnold Palmer Invitational crown, finishing a stroke ahead of Henrik Stenson.
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McIlroy happy with preparations
World No. 1 Rory McIlroy turned his focus to The Masters with satisfaction following his performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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Pellegrini not feeling pressure
Manchester City loanee Frank Lampard insisted embattled manager Manuel Pellegrini remains calm amid doubts over his future.
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Paton out of Northern Ireland squad
A knee injury has forced Paul Paton to withdraw from Northern Ireland's upcoming international fixtures against Scotland and Finland.
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MLS Review
Bradley Wright-Phillips opened his 2015 account as New York Red Bulls defeated DC United for their first win of the season.
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Advocaat: Points over performances
Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat is unfazed by his team's performances as long as they win and avoid relegation from the Premier League.
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McIlroy happy with preparations
World number one Rory McIlroy turned his focus to the Masters with satisfaction after his performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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Every defends title
Matt Every successfully defended his Arnold Palmer Invitational crown, finishing a stroke ahead of Henrik Stenson.
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Every defends title
Matt Every successfully defended his Arnold Palmer Invitational crown, finishing a stroke ahead of Henrik Stenson.
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Sherwood wanted Delph at Spurs
Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood revealed he tried to sign Fabian Delph during his time in charge at Tottenham.
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Zelic: Dortmund's Euro hopes fading
Former Borussia Dortmund defender Ned Zelic believes the club's UEFA Europa League hopes are up in the air.
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Marseille can win Ligue 1 - Ayew
Andre Ayew said Marseille have what it takes under the guidance of coach Marcelo Bielsa to win Ligue 1 this season.
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England in 'box seat' - Gatland
Wales coach Warren Gatland feels England are in pole position to win the Six Nations Championship as they play last on Saturday.
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Eriksen eyes Champions League
Christian Eriksen has not given up hope of helping Tottenham qualify for next season's UEFA Champions League.
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Newcastle braced for clear-out
Newcastle United manager John Carver said there will be a number of player changes at the club at the end of the season.
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Klopp should stay another season
Former Borussia Dortmund defender Ned Zelic believes coach Jurgen Klopp should stay for another season, despite a forgettable campaign.
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Dynamo facing probe over racism
Dynamo Kiev are being investigated for allegations of racist behaviour following Thursday's UEFA Europa League win over Everton.
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Doyle joins Rapids
Republic of Ireland international striker Kevin Doyle has swapped Wolves for Colorado Rapids in the MLS.
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Sporting Braga 0 Academica 0
There were no goals in Primeira Liga's Friday night fixture, with Sporting Braga missing the chance to pick up points.
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Copa Libertadores Review
Boca Juniors and Corinthians both preserved their 100 per cent records to move within touching distance of the knockout stage.
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Baines wary of Dynamo
Everton full-back Leighton Baines is expecting a "tougher game" when the English side face Dynamo Kiev in Ukraine on Thursday.
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Sturridge for bench role - Hamann
Liverpool should bench Daniel Sturridge for Sunday's Premier League blockbuster against Manchester United, according to Dietmar Hamann.
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Rooney must lead line at Anfield
Former Manchester United captain Bryan Robson says club skipper Wayne Rooney should continue up front against Liverpool on Sunday.
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Klinsmann hails start to MLS season
United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann was full of the praise for MLS after an "exciting start" to the 2015 campaign.
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MLS Preview
Owen Coyle believes Houston Dynamo can "punch above their weight" and enjoy a successful season in the MLS.
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Pellegrini does not fear sack
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini does not think his job is at risk amid the club's dip in form.
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Zabaleta: City can progress
Pablo Zabaleta believes Manchester City can overhaul Barcelona in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League last-16 tie on Wednesday.
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Smalling: United can finish second
Manchester United centre-back Chris Smalling believes the club can pip rivals Manchester City to second spot in the Premier League.
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Preview: Torino v Zenit
Torino will need more than their unbeaten home record in the UEFA Europa League if they are to advance the quarter-finals.
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Clarke: Reading happy as underdogs
Steve Clarke is relishing Reading's underdog tag after his team advanced to the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time in 88 years.
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Garath McCleary complains of abuse
Reading winger Garath McCleary was allegedly racially abused by a fan during Monday's FA Cup quarter-final win over Bradford City.
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McIlroy eyes career grand slam
World number one Rory McIlroy has set his sights on joining a select few to claim all four majors during their career.
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Gamboa not tall enough for Pulis
West Brom full-back Cristian Gamboa claims he has seen little game time under head coach Tony Pulis due to his small stature.
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Grizzlies end skid
The Memphis Grizzlies ended a two-game losing streak against the Milwaukee Bucks, while the Utah Jazz continued their good form.
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AFC Champions League Preview
Gamba Osaka have not given up hope of winning the AFC Champions League, despite their winless start to this season's competition.
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MLS Review
Toronto FC crashed to their first loss of the MLS season, while Real Salt Lake and Philadelphia Union played out a six-goal thriller.
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Copa Libertadores Preview
Corinthians coach Adenor Leonardo Bacchi has backed the strike pairing of Paolo Guerrero and Vagner Love to come good.
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Van Gaal will quit if faith is lost
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal said he would walk away from the club if he lost the support of the dressing room.
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I am above comparison - Mourinho
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says he is above comparison, despite a third UEFA Champions League title remaining elusive.
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Rooney's son to be United mascot
Wayne Rooney will walk out alongside his eldest son Kai when Manchester United host Tottenham at Old Trafford on Sunday.
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Williams wins comeback match
Serena Williams overcame her emotions to complete a successful return to the PNB Paribas Open, defeating Monica Niculescu in straight sets.
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Van Gaal mistreating United stars
Former Netherlands international Willem van Hanegem believes Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal is mistreating his players.
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Pakistan, Ireland set vital clash
Pakistan and Ireland will lock horns in a do-or-die battle in their final Cricket World Cup Pool B clash on Sunday.
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Brown will not hold back
England full-back Mike Brown will not change his approach as he prepares to return from concussion.
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Thornton slams Sharks GM
San Jose Sharks general manager Doug Wilson has been accused of lying by centre Joe Thornton.
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New Zealand end pool stage with win
Victory over Bangladesh sends New Zealand into the Cricket World Cup quarter-finals on a positive note.
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Williams on Indian Wells return
Serena Williams said "it was time" to end her 13-year boycott of the BNP Paribas Open and return to Indian Wells.
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City offered Milner all they can
Manuel Pellegrini believes James Milner signing a new contract is still a possibility despite the midfielder's reluctance to do so.
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Alderweireld wants Southampton stay
Southampton loanee Toby Alderweireld wants to turn his loan spell from Atletico Madrid into a permanent deal.
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De Jonge takes one-shot lead
Brendon de Jonge is in prime position at the halfway stage of the Valspar Championship, with the Zimbabwean golfer holding a one-shot lead.
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Pacos de Ferreira 1 Boavista 0
Pacos de Ferreira returned to winning ways in Primeira Liga courtesy of Manuel Jose's first-half penalty against Boavista.
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Americans shine at Indian Wells
It was a successful day for locals at the BNP Paribas Open, with four of six Americans advancing to the second round.
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Fernandinho: No Kompany bust-up
Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho denied he had a bust-up with captain Vincent Kompany.
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Knicks eyeing free agency - Jackson
The New York Knicks will build their team around free agency, according to president Phil Jackson.
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Boychuk extends contract
Defenseman Johnny Boychuk has signed a seven-year contract extension with the New York Islanders.
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Cummins returns to Australian lineup
Australia have made on change for their final Pool A game against Scotland on Saturday, with Pat Cummins replacing Xavier Doherty.
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Davis one clear
Englishman Brian Davis holds a one-stroke lead after round one at the Valspar Championship in Palm Harbor, Florida.
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Stenson, Scott headline field
Henrik Stenson and Adam Scott headline a strong field for the Valspar Championship after both internationals finished fourth in Miami.
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Bacsinszky wins Monterrey Open
Two weeks and two WTA Tour titles for Timea Bacsinszky, who outlasted Caroline Garcia in their rematch at the Monterrey Open.
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Kane still facing 12 weeks out
Patrick Kane is progressing well from a fractured left clavicle but the Chicago Blackhawks star is still facing 12 weeks on the sidelines.
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Fournier happy with response
Hubert Fournier was happy with Lyon's response to last week's defeat as they crushed Montpellier 5-1.
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Porterfield on associate tag
Do not label Ireland as an associate nation in front of captain William Porterfield - he is fed up with the tag.
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Lawrenson: Balotelli waste of time
Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson believes embattled striker Mario Balotelli is an "absolute waste of time".
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Djokovic, Nadal eyeing fourth title
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal are both bidding to match Roger Federer's tally of four wins at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells.
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Pochettino lauds Tottenham support
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino said there is a "special" connection growing between his players and the club's supporters.
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Simeone: Draw a fair result
Diego Simeone had no complaints after La Liga champions Atletico Madrid drew 1-1 at home to Valencia.
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Johnson rallies to win at Doral
Dustin Johnson rallied to win his second World Golf Championship, the WGC-Cadillac, as compatriot J.B. Holmes faltered dramatically.
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Black Caps crush Afghanistan
New Zealand continue to go from strength to strength after easing past Afghanistan for their fifth consecutive Cricket World Cup win.
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Lopes relishing Ligue 1 stint
Lille loanee Marcos Lopes is loving life in Ligue 1 amid reports the French club are interesting in extending the midfield's loan deal.
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Sixers stun Hawks
The Philadelphia 76ers stunned the Atlanta Hawks in NBA action on Saturday, while the New Orleans Pelicans trumped the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Black Caps crush Afghanistan
New Zealand continue to go from strength to strength after easing past Afghanistan for their fifth consecutive Cricket World Cup win.
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Gerrans fractures elbow
Simon Gerrans is remaining optimistic after suffering a fractured elbow in his first race back since breaking his collarbone in December.
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Copa Libertadores Preview
Boca Juniors can preserve their 100 per cent record in the group stage of the Copa Libertadores when they host Zamora on Wednesday.
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Hamilton close to agreeing new deal
Lewis Hamilton said he is in the "final stages" of agreeing a new deal with Formula One team Mercedes.
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Van Gaal eyeing top four
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal is prioritising the Premier League's top four ahead of Monday's FA Cup quarter-final tie.
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Holmes still leads at Doral
J.B. Holmes remains in the box seat to win the WGC-Cadillac Championship after earning a commanding five-stroke lead on Saturday.
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Brown, Smith share lead
Scott Brown and fellow American Chris Smith surged to the top of the Puerto Rico Open leaderboard after round three.
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Villa issue apology
Aston Villa have issued an official apology after fans invaded the Villa Park pitch following their FA Cup quarter-final triumph.
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Carney breaks rib, set for scan
Todd Carney will undergo scans after suffering a broken rib during Catalans Dragons' thrilling draw against Salford Red Devils on Saturday.
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Allegri: Fiorentina deserved to win
Massimiliano Allegri had no complaints after Juventus lost 2-1 at home to Fiorentina in the first leg of their Coppa Italia semi-final tie.
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Copa Libertadores Review
Universidad Chile overcame The Strongest for their first win in Group Four, while Juan Aurich were the only other winners on Thursday.
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Islanders bounce back
The New York Islanders ended a two-game winless streak and condemned the Nashville Predators to a fifth consecutive defeat in the NHL.
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Olsen signs new Panthers deal
The Carolina Panthers signed tight end Greg Olsen to a three-year contract extension on Thursday.
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Herediano 2 Olimpia 0 (agg 3-1)
A 2-0 victory over Olimpia sealed Herediano's passage through to the semi-finals of the CONCACAF Champions League on Thursday.
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Kane no guarantee for England squad
There are no guarantees in-form Tottenham striker Harry Kane will be called into the England squad, according to manager Roy Hodgson.
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Hart: Kompany will come back better
Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart believes Vincent Kompany will come back a better play after the captain was dropped.
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Holmes four clear at WGC-Cadillac
J.B. Holmes was faultless as the American ended round one a solitary stroke short of the course record at the WGC-Cadillac Championship.
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Sporting KC want Van der Vaart
Sporting Kansas City have confirmed their interest in Hamburg captain Rafael van der Vaart.
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Hubbard leads after day one
Mark Hubbard earned a one-stroke lead ahead of a trio of challengers after round one at the Puerto Rico Open.
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Highlights: Bangladesh too strong for Scotland
Bangladesh left Scotland winless at the Cricket World Cup after claiming a six-wicket victory.
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Westbrook posts triple-double
Russell Westbrook became the first player since Michael Jordan to post four consecutive triple-doubles in the NBA.
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Wenger hails Giroud
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger lauded Olivier Giroud for his mental strength following Wednesday's 2-1 win at QPR.
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Magath open to Rangers role
Former Fulham and Bayern Munich manager Felix Magath refused to rule out taking up a role at Rangers.
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Copa Libertadores Review
Corinthians made it two wins from as many games with a hard-fought victory at reigning Copa Libertadores champions San Lorenzo on Wednesday.
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Benteke eyeing FA Cup glory
Christian Benteke has set his sights on the FA Cup after helping Aston Villa end their drought in the Premier League.
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Jackman out for 4-6 weeks
Anaheim Ducks right wing Tim Jackman will miss four to six weeks with a lower-body injury.
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Sturridge ready to play every game
Liverpool Daniel Sturridge insisted he is ready to play every game after scoring upon his return to the starting line up on Wednesday.
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Kluivert appointed Curacao coach
Former Netherlands assistant Patrick Kluivert has been named head coach of Caribbean minnows Curacao.
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Pele: Brazil should copy Germany
In an exclusive interview with Perform, Pele has called on Brazil to follow Germany's blueprint for World Cup glory at the Copa America.
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Coupe de France Preview
Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco will renew hostilities in the in the quarter-finals of the Coupe de France midweek.
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Copa Libertadores Review
Club Universitario and Libertad both won their first group stage matches in the Copa Libertadores on Tuesday.
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Duncan: Spurs a work in progress
Reigning NBA champions the San Antonio Spurs are a work in progress, according to veteran Tim Duncan.
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De Boer on future plans
Frank de Boer has no interest in leaving Dutch champions Ajax unless an "interesting" club came calling.
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Martinez calls for unity
Roberto Martinez said Everton need to stick together as the Merseyside club bid to steer clear of the relegation zone.
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A-League Preview
Wellington Phoenix are remaining grounded, despite moving within three points of top spot in the A-League.
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Chelsea turned Valencia's head
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce believes speculation linking Enner Valencia to Chelsea resulted in the striker's dip in form.
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Pele: Socceroos have bright future
The future is bright for the Socceroos after their Asian Cup triumph. That is according to arguably the greatest footballer of all time, Pele, who spoke with Perform on Wednesday.
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Cahill vows to silence critics
Chelsea centre-back Gary Cahill vowed to continue silencing the critics after insisting he still has a future at Stamford Bridge.
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Brunt vows to heap misery on Villa
West Brom midfielder Chris Brunt plans to increase the pressure on embattled rivals Aston Villa ahead of their double-header.
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Spurs legend Mackay passes away
Former Tottenham captain Dave Mackay passed away at the age of 80 on Monday.
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Sturridge edging closer to his best
Brendan Rodgers said star Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge is almost back to full fitness.
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Hadley set to defend crown
Chesson Hadley returns to defend his Puerto Rico Open title, while Jarrod Lyle is set to make his fifth PGA Tour start since beating cancer.
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Kroos happy with deeper role
German midfielder Toni Kroos has no qualms about playing in a deep-lying midfield role for Real Madrid.
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Flames star Giordano out for season
Calgary Flames captain Mark Giordano will miss the remainder of the NHL season.
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Terry fighting for Chelsea contract
Veteran Chelsea captain John Terry is fighting to earn a new contract at Stamford Bridge.
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Vunipola: England can still win
England can still win the 2015 Six Nations Championship despite last week's loss to Ireland, according to back rower Billy Vunipola.
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Cummins doubtful for Afghanistan
Australia paceman Pat Cummins is in doubt for Wednesday's Cricket World Cup clash against Afghanistan after picking up a side strain.
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Ancelotti defends Isco substitution
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti defended his decision to replace Isco during Sunday's 1-1 draw with Villarreal.
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Points over milestones for Cisse
Papiss Cisse is focused on helping Newcastle United finish in the top half of the table, not improving his goal scoring tally for the club.
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Rockets trump Cavs in OT
The Houston Rockets outlasted the Cleveland Cavaliers in overtime, while the Golden State Warriors rallied to beat the Boston Celtics.
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Rockets trump Cavs in OT
The Houston Rockets outlasted the Cleveland Cavaliers in overtime, while the Golden State Warriors rallied to beat the Boston Celtics.
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CONCACAF Champions League Preview
DC United are on the brink of elimination heading into the second leg of their CONCACAF Champions League last-eight tie against Alajuelense.
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Crouch happy to silence doubters
Stoke City striker Peter Crouch was in a satisfied mood after silencing his critics by equalling the record for headed Premier League goals.
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Rooney: Di Maria will come good
Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney has backed struggling team-mate Angel Di Maria to return to good form.
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Wallabies assistants named
Stephen Larkham and Nathan Grey have been appointed assistants to Australia coach Michael Cheika.
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Real stay top in Euroleague Top 16
Real Madrid consolidated top spot in Group E in the Euroleague Top 16 on Thursday.
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Canadiens roll Blue Jackets
The high-flying Montreal Canadiens were big winners in the NHL on Thursday, while the Chicago Blackhawks shutout out the Florida Panthers.
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Sharapova survives scare
Maria Sharapova overcame Magdalena Rybarikova to join fellow seeds Caroline Garcia and Timea Bacsinszky in Mexican Open semi-finals.
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Report: Alajuelense 5 DC United 2
A Jose Ortiz brace put Alajuelense on the verge of a semi-final berth in the CONCACAF Champions League.
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CWC preview: New Zealand v Australia
New Zealand quick Tim Southee is set to face Australia in Saturday's Cricket World Cup blockbuster.
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Besiktas settled score - Cenk
Besiktas squared the ledger with Liverpool after their dramatic shoot-out victory, according to goalkeeper Cenk Gonen.
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Herman earns first-round lead
Jim Herman produced a faultless opening round to take a one-shot lead at The Honda Classic as Rory McIlroy struggled.
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Martinez salutes qualification
Roberto Martinez saluted his players for not being complacent as Everton became the last English team standing in the UEFA Europa League.
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Prince Albert: I feel for Wenger
Prince Albert II of Monaco said he feels for Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger after the Premier League club lost on Wednesday.
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Afghanistan stun Scotland
It was an historic day for Afghanistan, who beat fellow minnow Scotland for their first ever Cricket World Cup win on Thursday.
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Penguins too good for Capitals
The Pittsburgh Penguins led from start to finish as they trumped the Washington Capitals in the NHL on Wednesday.
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Kane out for 12 weeks
Chicago Blackhawks right wing Patrick Keane is facing 12 weeks on the sidelines after undergoing surgery to repair a broken left clavicle.
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Sharapova storms into quarters
Maria Sharapova barely raised a sweat as she advanced to quarter-finals at the Mexican Open, while Sara Errani crashed out.
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Preview: Chievo v Milan
Milan goalkeeper Christian Abbiati has called for consistency as the lowly giants attempt to climb up the table.
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McIlroy: US overdoing process
Rory McIlroy stoked the fire ahead of the 2016 Ryder Cup, questioning the United States and their task force.
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Nadal reaches quarters
Rafael Nadal joined fellow seed Pablo Cuevas in the quarter-finals of the Argentina Open with a straight-sets win.
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Serie A Preview
Roma coach Rudi Garcia wants to see his players take more risks as they prepare to face Juventus in a blockbuster clash.
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Rondo suspended one game
Dallas Mavericks guard Rajon Rondo has been suspended by the team for one game.
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Jardim salutes Monaco's game plan
Leonardo Jardim hailed Monaco's organisation as the French club stunned Arsenal in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League last-16 tie.
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Watson: 'It's crunch time for me'
Under-fire Australia all-rounder Shane Watson knows he must start scoring runs to keep his place in the team.
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Pellegrini: Tie not over
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is hopeful his team can overturn a first-leg deficit after Joe Hart's late penalty save.
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Errani too good at Mexican Open
Sara Errani cruised into the second round of the Mexican Open, while fellow seed Caroline Garcia also won through.
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Nishikori, Dimitrov advance
Top seed Kei Nishikori and defending champion Grigor Dimitrov advanced to the second round at the Mexican Open.
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Woods, Azinger back Love III
Tiger Woods and Paul Azinger have both thrown their support behind new United States Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III.
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A-League Preview
Sydney FC are taking nothing for granted heading into Saturday's clash with city-rivals Western Sydney Wanderers.
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Leddy re-signs with Islanders
Defenseman Nick Leddy signed a seven-year contract extension with the New York Islanders on Tuesday.
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Seeds tumble at Argentina Open
It was a bad day for seeds as Jiri Vesely, Pablo Andujar and Pablo Carreno Busta all crashed out of the Argentina Open.
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Nowell replaces May
England have drafted in wing Jack Nowell at the expense of Jonny May for Sunday's Six Nations showdown with Ireland.
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Pellegrini: Tie not over
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is hopeful his team can overturn a first-leg deficit after Joe Hart's late penalty save.
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Bresciano announces retirement
Australia icon Mark Bresciano announced his retirement from international football on Wednesday.
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McIlroy to make 2015 PGA Tour debut
Rory McIlroy will compete on the 2015 PGA Tour for the first time at this week's Honda Classic but Tiger Woods is to miss the event.
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Clemence lauds Mignolet revival
Liverpool legend Ray Clemence has heaped praise on goalkeeper Simon Mignolet for turning around his career at Anfield.
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Alonso felt okay before crash
Fernando Alonso did not feel unwell before crashing during testing in Barcelona, according to his agent Luis Garcia Abad.
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Hayne wanted NFL move in 2011
NFL hopeful Jarryd Hayne revealed he wanted to make a move to American Football years ago.
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Sharapova wins through in Acapulco
Top seed Maria Sharapova capped her Mexican Open debut with a straight-sets victory over Shelby Rogers.
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Krejci out for 4-6 weeks
Boston Bruins centre David Krejci is to be sidelined for at least a month after injuring his left knee.
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Commissioner open to shorter season
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred is willing to discuss the possibility of shortening the regular season.
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Cazorla apologises to Malaga fans
Former Malaga midfielder Santi Cazorla feels guilty for his swift departure from the La Liga club in 2012.
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Koeman: Players fear Van Gaal
Louis van Gaal's combative style may be proving detrimental to Manchester United, according to Southampton boss Ronald Koeman.
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Moeen inspires England to win
Moeen Ali starred as England beat Scotland by 119 runs for their first win at the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
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Ali inspires England to victory
Moeen Ali starred as England beat Scotland by 119 runs for their first win at the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
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Copa Libertadores Preview
Alexandre Pato is set to make his return as Sao Paulo seek improvement from their opening matchday defeat in Copa Libertadores.
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Burgess frustrated by his rugby union progress
Rugby union convert Sam Burgess is finding the going tough early in his career with Bath Rugby.
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Ford wary of Ireland threat
England fly-half George Ford warned there is more to Ireland than Jonathan Sexton leading into Sunday's Six Nations showdown.
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Hahn wins play-off
James Hahn claimed his maiden PGA Tour title after winning a three-man play-off at the Northern Trust Open.
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Austin slams 'silly' Barton
QPR captain Joey Barton was criticised by team-mate Charlie Austin after he was sent off in Saturday's 2-1 defeat at Hull City.
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Taipans crowned NBL minor premiers
The Cairns Taipans won their first NBL minor premiership on Sunday at the expense of the New Zealand Breakers.
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City do not fear Barca - Kompany
Manchester City have no fears heading into Tuesday's UEFA Champions League last-16 tie against Barcelona, according to Vincent Kompany.
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Ko wins Australian Open title
World number one Lydia Ko finished strong as she claimed her first LPGA Australian Open crown on Sunday.
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Busch loses final appeal
Kurt Busch will definitely miss the Daytona 500 after he lost his final NASCAR appeal on Saturday.
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Brewer lifts Rockets
Corey Brewer led the Houston Rockets to a 22-point victory over the Toronto Raptors, while the in-form Chicago Bulls won again.
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Liverpool resurgence never in doubt
Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen said the club's rise up the Premier League table was never in doubt.
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Haskell out to avoid collapse
England are less likely to buckle under pressure with Stuart Lancaster at the helm, according to forward James Haskell.
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Koeman: Grass is not always greener
Southampton manager Ronald Koeman has warned his players to think twice before deciding to leave the Premier League high-flyers.
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Yaya Toure wants to stay at City fo
Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure is ready to commit his future to the club, according to his agent Dimitri Seluk.
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Nishikori heads field in Acapulco
World number five Kei Nishikori, defending champion Grigor Dimitrov and David Ferrer headline a strong field at the Mexican Open.
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Goosen extends lead at Riviera
South African Retief Goosen extended his lead heading into the final round of the Northern Trust Open.
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McCullum backs Morgan to come good
New Zealand can make it three wins from three games when the Cricket World Cup co-hosts face an embattled England team on Friday.
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Kings win sixth straight
The Los Angeles Kings won their sixth consecutive game to move into the NHL's second wildcard position on Wednesday.
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Gerrard will not captain Galaxy
Los Angeles Galaxy captain Robbie Keane denied he will hand over the armband to incoming star Steven Gerrard.
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Manziel in a much better place
Cleveland Browns head coach Mike Pettine only had positive things to say after visiting quarterback Johnny Manziel in rehab.
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Fitness will prove pivotal - Chadli
Tottenham winger Nacer Chadli believes Mauricio Pochettino's gruelling training regime will play a key role in the coming weeks.
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Anderson exits Delray Beach
Top seed Kevin Anderson was sent packing by Lu Yen-Hsun in the second round of the Delray Beach Open.
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Bale too nice - Lampard
Gareth Bale's nice character may be hampering the Real Madrid forward's game, according to Manchester City midfielder Frank Lampard.
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