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Arsène Wenger has responded to Arsenal’s humiliating 5-1 defeat to Bayern Munich by saying he wishes to carry on in management for several more years
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Lincoln City became the first non-league team to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals in 103 years with victory at Premier League Burnley
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Mounted police were needed to disperse Millwall fans who invaded the pitch and threw objects at Leicester City supporters after the Lions’ 1-0 FA Cup win at the Den
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Thelo Asgaard, a youth player for Wigan’s under-15’s side, scores against Blackburn Rovers with an audacious rabona strike from outside the area
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How today’s footballing landscape would have looked back in days of 8-bit football games
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Former Sunderland and Middlesbrough player Julio Arca scores a 40-yard wonder strike for non-league side South Shields
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Minute-by-minute report: Wolves battled hard, but Chelsea were too strong in the second half, the seven-time cup winners making it to the quarter finals. Scott Murray was watching.
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FA Cup Millwall 1-0 Leicester, Huddersfield 0-0 Manchester City: FA Cup fifth round – as it happened
Millwall knocked out Premier League champions Leicester City to reach the last eight of the FA Cup, while Huddersfield earned a replay against Manchester City -
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As the longest inquest in British legal history unfolded, a picture emerged of a callously negligent police force led by an inexperienced commander whose actions directly led to the deaths of 96 people
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Fans at the Emirates calling for change should look to Old Trafford’s labours