- Smalling and Lukaku ‘Black Friday’ headline sparks fresh row over racism in Italy
- Liverpool to take full-strength squad to Club World Cup
- Manchester United ‘still want superstars’ in the transfer market
- Lampard hails Abraham as striker enhances Stamford Bridge reputation
- Solskjaer lauds ‘excellent’ Man Utd display on Mourinho’s Old Trafford return
- Klopp pays tribute to strength of Liverpool squad
- Liverpool hit five in Merseyside derby thriller
- Rashford condemns Mourinho to defeat on Old Trafford return
- Mount volleys earn Chelsea victory
- Richarlison signs new Everton deal
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Smalling and Lukaku ‘Black Friday’ headline sparks fresh row over racism in Italy
Former Manchester United teammates Chris Smalling and Romelu Lukaku were the subject of a headline that sparked a fresh race row...
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Liverpool to take full strength squad to Club World Cup
Liverpool have confirmed they will take a full-strength squad to Qatar for the Club World Cup later this month. You may...
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Manchester United ‘still want superstars’ in the transfer market
Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan insists the club are still in the market for superstar signings. You may also like
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Lampard hails Abraham as striker enhances Stamford Bridge reputation
Frank Lampard has hailed match-winning striker Tammy Abraham for shouldering an increasingly influential role at Chelsea. You may also like
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Solskjaer lauds ‘excellent’ Man Utd display on Mourinho’s Old Trafford return
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has hailed his side’s performance as one of the best of the season as Jose...
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Klopp pays testament to strength of Liverpool squad
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has praised the strength of his squad after a side lacking Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino comfortably...
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December 5, 2019 |- International
Smalling and Lukaku ‘Black Friday’ headline sparks fresh row over racism in Italy
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December 5, 2019 |- International
Lampard hails Abraham as striker enhances Stamford Bridge reputation
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December 5, 2019 |- Feature
Solskjaer lauds ‘excellent’ Man Utd display on Mourinho’s Old Trafford return
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City more flexible under Pep – Kompany
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Coutinho left out of Liverpool’s UCL squad
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Monaco’s Fabinho still wants out
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Watch: SuperSport dump Chiefs out of MTN8
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We did well to fight back – Pule
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Barcelona confirm €40m deal for Paulinho
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Guardiola warns midfielders over rotation
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Lebese, Manyisa replacing Dolly and Modise – Mosimane
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane was pleased with the showing of debutants Oupa Manyisa and George Lebese, despite their...
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Watch: Ndlovu scores and assists for Qarabag
Bafana Bafana striker Dino Ndlovu bagged a goal and an assist during Qarabag’s 3-1 victory over Neftci in the...
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Watch: Bafana’s Veldwijk on target for Groningen
Watch Bafana Bafana striker Lars Veldwijk net a goal, as Groningen came back to secure a 3-3 draw with Heerenveen in...
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