soccer
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Board still believe Wenger can arrest slump but uncertainty lingersThe Arsenal manager was previously offered a new deal but whether he will sign it is unclear and key decisions are being delayed at a club reeling from the thumping by Bayern Munich
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Impotent City miss chance to go secondIt was a difficult night for Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium as they missed the chance to go second in the Premier League following a goalless draw -
Conte set to agree new contract to stay beyond 2019Chelsea are close to agreeing fresh terms with Antonio Conte, killing off Inter’s hopes of prising the Italian away, but there may be no announcement until the title race is over -
Mourinho furious as Uefa official laughs off concerns over Rostov pitchJosé Mourinho says the playing surface at the Olimp-2 stadium may affect his Manchester United selection for Thursday’s game due to the risk of injuries
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news
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The twinkle is still there but the memories are goneThe former QPR player is suffering from Alzheimer’s, with his family pushing for a testimonial year at the club where he dazzled in the 1970s
football-weekly
in depth
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Imagine the effects of letting Simeone loose in Arsenal’s dressing roomHiring the Atlético Madrid coach would be entertaining but Arsenal need a steady pair of hands, now Arsène Wenger’s time is clearly up
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world football
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The world game changers: a recruitment advert for new A-League clubsThis week our resident cartoonist imagines how expansion clubs could attract new employees if they were to make embarrassing recruitment ads
top 100 footballers
opinion
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Why I walked out of the Emirates with 12 minutes remaining against BayernThe future seemed bright after the 2006 Champions League final but since then it has been a sorry saga of lies, moving to a soulless new stadium and an absentee owner
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Relegate half the Premier League? It could just workWorried Premier League clubs could do worse than adopt Chapman’s 1926 suggestion to scrap transfers once the season starts – and to relegate half the division
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Sánchez mess is another example of how Wenger is hurting ArsenalArsène Wenger’s reaction to Alexis Sánchez’s behaviour was a halfway house that demonstrated Arsenal would be better off with a new manager
regulars
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Swansea City, Prince Charles and clubs changing their suffixesPlus: the most golden boots, managing the most clubs already played for, and German politicians for topless players
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Sign up to our free and funny email. OK, our free emailIn today’s Fiver: Big Cup part two, Chapecoense and the blue eyes of Stan Bowles
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pictures & video
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Luis Enrique and Piqué on 'miracle' win over PSGBarcelona coach Luis Enrique says that his side’s win over PSG on Wednesday was ‘a victory of faith’ as the Catalan club came back from a 4-0 aggregate deficit to win the tie 6-5
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Arsenal fans stage pre-match protest against WengerSupporters of Arsenal organised a protest calling for manager Arsène Wenger to leave the club before the Champions League last 16 clash with Bayern Munich on Tuesday
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Wenger blames referee after Arsenal humiliated by Bayern MunichArsenal manager Arsène Wenger blames the match officials for this side’s 5-1 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Tuesday night
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Striker scores direct from kick-off in league matchStriker Mirrai cannot have hoped for a more spectacular first goal for his new side Comercial than the one he scored against on Saturday
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The weekend's best Premier League photosYour weekend roundup of the best photography from England’s top flight
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Pochettino praises 'unbelievable' Kane after winMauricio Pochettino praises the performance of Harry Kane in Tottenham’s 3-2 victory over Everton, adding that the striker’s scoring rate in the Premier League is unbelievable
on this site
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Luis Enrique: It was a crazy night that no kid in Barcelona will ever forgetNo team had come back from a four-goal deficit before, but Barcelona made the impossible happen at the Camp Nou on an incredible night with a 6-1 win against PSG
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Barcelona 6-1 PSG (Agg: 6-5): Champions League last 16, second leg – as it happenedMinute-by-minute report: Barcelona completed one of the greatest comebacks in football history as Paris Saint-Germain choked on an incredible night at Camp Nou
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catch up
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Why I sacked myself at Maccabi after eight wins in nine gamesMaccabi Tel Aviv’s sporting director stepped in to transform their fortunes but says his late father's influence played a big part in his decision to move back upstairs
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A lot of my cousins and friends are either in jail or deadColin Kazim-Richards, an instant hit at Corinthians in Brazil, talks about being ‘a West Indian Turk from east London’, racism in football and playing for Turkey
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Goals going in off the woodwork, from Ronaldinho to ZidaneFrom Ronaldinho’s exocet against Sevilla to Darren Anderton’s both-posts rattler, via Zinedine Zidane versus Gianluigi Buffon
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Every night I was out till six. I was 95kg, swollen from drinkingLas Palmas’s former Spurs and Portsmouth midfielder talks about fighting racism, speaking at the UN and waking up one day ‘looking like 50 Cent: that’s not me’
the big picture
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