Klopp will end Reds' drought

Klopp will end Reds' drought

He was a member of the 1988-89 Liverpool team that agonisingly lost the English First Division title to Arsenal on goal difference on the final day, but bounced back the following season to win the league.The Reds came close again 30 years on, only to lose the Premier League title to Manchester City by one point on Sunday, but Ray Houghton has backed his former club to come good next season.
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A FIFA feasibility study has concluded that the 2022 World Cup can expand to 48 teams by using at least one of Qatar's neighbors as an additional host, and says there is a low legal risk to
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chelsea Chelsea hold on against Brighton to consolidate top four EPL spot. Chelsea moved three points clear of London rivals Arsenal, who were beaten at Southampton.
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David de Gea: A world class goalkeeper making mistakes - not one in permanent decline There is no question De Gea's standards have dipped this season but the finger of blame at Manchester United
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Feb 11, 2019 · Rafael Benítez fumes after Wolves deny Newcastle with stoppage-time equaliser Rafael Benítez must hate it when the fourth official sign up and get our daily football email. Wolves, with
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It's finally here. It's Champions League final day, and the team sheets have been announced. Firmino starts for Liverpool, as expected. James Milner starts on the bench, but look for him to
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Qatar punished unwelcoming hosts United Arab Emirates 4-0 in a politically charged clash marred by disgraceful crowd behaviour on Tuesday to reach their first Asian Cup 2019 final. The Qataris
Qatar thrash UAE amid ugly scenes to reach Asian Cup final

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Late Milivojevic penalty sees Premier League Crystal Palace snatch points at Newcastle. Jump directly to the content. Wilfried Zaha was brought down to win Crystal Palace a late spot-kick.
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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was left disappointed by the performance of his players in their slim win over Watford on Saturday evening. The Red Devils huffed and puffed against Watford but they were still able to get the three points at stake in their bid to secure Champions League football for next season […]
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Football: United confirm huge Mourinho payoff; 'Class of 92

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CORNELLA DE LLOBREGAT: Espanyol's Wu Lei became the first Chinese player to score in La Liga on Saturday as his goal helped his team to a 3-1 win over Real Valladolid.
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Dec 18, 2018 · Third season syndrome: Mourinho's lows and highs at Manchester United The Portuguese's two-and-a-half year spell in charge of Manchester United included trophies and big signings - but saw the
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Bologna earn 'miracle' Serie A survival in six-goal Lazio thriller Bologna had won just twice in 21 games before Sinisa Mihajlovic took over.
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Just 32 for 2022 World Cup

Just 32 for 2022 World Cup

ZURICH • Fifa has abandoned plans to expand the 2022 World Cup in Qatar to 48 teams and play some games in neighbouring countries.
Gianni Infantino, the president of the world football governing body, had been pushing for the tournament to grow from 32 teams, with some matches being played elsewhere in the Middle East.
However, Fifa had to accept that it would be too challenging to do so.
The political problems in the Middle East have proved insurmountable, with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain all blockading host Qatar.
They were three of five countries, including Kuwait and Oman, earmarked as potential hosts for the expanded matches, with Infantino seeing the multiple hosts as a way of ending the embargo and any threat it could pose to the competition.
A Fifa statement on Wednesday read: "In line with the conclusions of the feasibility study approved by the Fifa Council at its last meeting, Fifa and Qatar have jointly explored all possibilities to increase the number of participant teams from 32 to 48 teams by involving neighbouring countries at the Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022.
"Following a thorough and comprehensive consultation process with the involvement of all the relevant stakeholders, it was concluded that under the current circumstances, such a proposal could not be made now."

 
 
The organisers of the 2022 World Cup issued their own statement, saying: "Qatar had always been open to the idea of an expanded tournament in 2022 had a viable operating model been found and had all parties concluded that an expanded 48-team edition was in the best interest of football and Qatar as the host nation."
The quadrennial event had already been shortened to 28 days as it is being played in November and December, which is in the middle of the European football season.
The expansion plan would have led to up to six matches being played a day, with as little as 48 hours between games for some teams in the group stage.
This had drawn opposition from FIFPro, the international players' union.
The news also came after Europe's top football clubs said in March that they would boycott an expanded 24-team Club World Cup - also backed by Infantino - which is planned to take place from June 17 to July 4 in 2021, replacing the Confederations Cup international tournament.
The 48-team 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico will comprise 16 groups of three teams, with only the bottom side in each group going out to make up a first knockout round of 32.
There will be a total of 80 matches to be played in the tournament, compared with 64 under the existing format.
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By Peter Hall (Reuters) - Liverpool opened up a seven-point gap at the top of the Premier League with a 1-0 win at Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday, while Arsenal's poor away form continued with a 1-0 defeat at West Ham United.
Premier League: Liverpool extend lead at top, Arsenal slip up

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Messi's call came a day after police on the Channel Island of Guernsey, a self-governing British Crown dependency, said that the search for Sala, 28, and the pilot of the single-engined Piper
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MOSCOW (AFP) - Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho embarrassingly slipped after presenting a symbolic face-off to a match in Russia's Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) on Monday (Feb 4)..
Mourinho humiliated by fall at Russian hockey league face-off

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The inquest into Maurizio Sarri's reign will be ramped up further over the next few days with Chelsea's top-four hopes having suffered a huge blow. That Gonzalo Higuain failed to open his account for his new side on his Premier League debut, only made things worse.
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Unai Emery has been fined £8,000 by the Football Association after admitting an improper conduct charge for kicking a water bottle into the crowd during a Boxing Day draw at Brighton. The Arsenal
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Manchester City will assess injured duo Bernardo Silva and Oleksandr Zinchenko before Sunday's Premier League trip to Crystal Palace. Pep Guardiola's Silva was a surprise late
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Aston Villa beat Derby to earn Premier League return Aston Villa are back in the Premier League after a three-year absence thanks to a 2-1 win over Frank Lampard's Derby County at Wembley Stadium.

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Football in Iraq was lost under Uday Hussein. Under his oppressive regime, football that is usually a conduit for relief became strangled. Without offering players the dream to leave the country and constantly threatening players after losses with torture and death, Iraqis were given little incentive to dream and to play for the national football squad.
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Looking ahead from this European defeat, there is some hope. Now is the time for the club to, like Liverpool, invest more in the squad over the summer and bounce back again next year. The board must support Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham Hotspur project, or else it will collapse and he will move on and build a new one with another club.

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Allegri hails Ronaldo as Juve labour against Ajax

Allegri hails Ronaldo as Juve labour against Ajax

AMSTERDAM • With 64 goals in the knockout stages, there remains no better clutch player in Champions League history than Cristiano Ronaldo, a lesson that Ajax learnt the hard way on Wednesday.
The burgeoning Dutch side, who are likely to be broken up at the end of this campaign, had 61 per cent possession of the ball and were fluent in attack as they showed their elimination of Real Madrid in the previous round was no fluke.
Erik ten Hag's men also peppered Wojciech Szczesny's goal with 19 shots, although only six were on target. If there is anything his team lack, it is the presence of a clinical forward like Ronaldo.
While Juventus had to "suffer" in front of a raucous Johan Cruyff Arena, they can boast of the competition's record scorer (125). And, in his first game in a month, all Ronaldo needed was one chance - a diving header to give his team the upper hand for the quarter-final reverse fixture at home on April 16.
Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri hailed Ronaldo as "on a different level" after their only shot on target yielded a hard-fought 1-1 draw, with Brazilian winger David Neres equalising for Ajax.
The Italian, who is looking to guide his team to their first Champions League trophy since 1996, said: "His timing and movement are different to everyone else's, there's nothing you can do about it. He is a player who just has a different technique than the others.

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"Ajax have great quality, but we defended well and finished the game better. It's a good result because we scored away from home, so the tie is still open.
"We were good defensively, nice and compact. There is good reason to think we can get to the semi-finals. We have great respect for Ajax, but you have to be ready."
Ten Hag admitted that it "isn't exactly what we were hoping for, but it is still a good result".
The Dutchman said: "The last time we lost 2-1 at home to Real Madrid, so everything is still alive for us. In a lot of the phases of the game, we were better. We were excellent in our transitions."
However, he acknowledged that with Ronaldo as the spearhead, his men will be up against it as "they are quick to pounce on a mistake".
He added: "You saw that with the goal of Cristiano Ronaldo. Even if you are running with him and tracking back, he is incredibly quick."
Ajax captain Matthijs de Ligt, who is heavily rumoured to make a blockbuster move in the summer, also called on his teammates not to be overawed in Turin.
He said: "It's not for nothing we have made it to the quarter-finals. In the return leg, we'll have to give everything because Juventus are incredibly difficult."
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Maurizio Sarri came to Chelsea in the summer with the weight of expectation on his shoulder. Not only because he was signed as a new Manager for one of England's biggest Clubs but also because he had come with the intention of changing the playing style and philosophy of one of England's biggest Clubs.
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Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa's sportsmanlike decision to allow Aston Villa to score unopposed in Sunday's 1-1 draw with Leeds has been hailed by former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger. Wenger said that the incident was more remarkable given that promotion to the Premier League was at stake for the Championship club.
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Kane, who has scored 14 Premier League goals this season, was originally expected to be out until March after damaging ligaments in his left ankle in stoppage time against United. "Everyone knows that Harry is an animal and wants to be ready as soon as possible and he does everything to make the recovery.
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Football: Chelsea boss Sarri demands more from 'individual' Hazard Hazard's future is a source of fevered speculation, with the player refusing to extend his current Chelsea deal, which expires
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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on March 11, 2019, with the headline 'Spurs blasted for lacking hunger, mental strength'. Print Edition | Subscribe Topics:
Spurs blasted for lacking hunger, mental strength

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Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri has been charged with misconduct by the English Football Association following his touchline dismissal in the 2-2 draw against Burnley on Easter Monday. Sarri was
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Guardiola stressed the need for calm during the title run-in, saying the quality of their Premier League opponents means there will be plenty of surprise results between now and the end of the
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Pele will have an operation to remove a 'ureteral stone,' his doctors said Wednesday, a day after the football great returned to Brazil following treatment in a Paris hospital for an infection. The 78-year-old was admitted to the Albert Einstein hospital in Sao Paulo for more tests after arriving in
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Harry Kane spoke Thursday of his pride at how his teammates dealt with being racially abused in Montenegro as he collected an award for "services to football" after leading England to the World
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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes critics have been too quick to write off his side's chances of defending the Premier League crown, and he expects more twists and turns in the title
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Football: Lions will not hold back against Oman but must stay focused in defence, says coach Nazri Nasir

Football: Lions will not hold back against Oman but must stay focused in defence, says coach Nazri Nasir

SINGAPORE - Even if the odds are against them - the teams are separated by 75 places in the world rankings - Singapore will continue their attacking football against Oman in the final of the AirMarine Cup on Saturday (March 23).
The world No. 90 Omanis hammered Afghanistan 5-0 on Wednesday, while 165th-ranked Singapore pulled off a 1-0 win over hosts Malaysia in the four-team invitational tournament.
The Republic's victory at Bukit Jalil Stadium was achieved through hard work, a dedication to pass the ball out from the back and players expressing themselves up front.
Caretaker national coach Nazri Nasir wants more of the same in Saturday's clash.
Oman reached the round of 16 in January's Asian Cup finals.
Nazri, 48, told The Straits Times yesterday: "We can expect a very tough game, especially since Oman had beaten Afghanistan by a good score. They will be confident and their morale is boosted. But nevertheless, anything can happen."
The former national captain will stick to the 4-3-3 formation deployed against Malaysia, but he wants the Lions to be more compact defensively to keep the pacy Omanis at bay.
Nazri explained: "I have studied Oman's attacking patterns. Malaysia penetrated our flanks a few times and I will make sure that won't happen again.
"We need fresh legs on the flanks who can track back as Oman have full-backs who are very fast. Whoever gets to play will have to stay very focused."
Nazrul Nazari and Irwan Shah started in the full-back positions but Emmeric Ong and Faritz Hameed are in consideration for starting places.
And Nazri has reiterated his faith in his men - especially 34-year-old veteran Khairul Amri, who laid on the pass for Faris Ramli's 82nd-minute winner against Malaysia.
Nazri said: "Amri pushed till the last minute. I believe in him and he delivered.
"He is still a very dangerous player who is very intelligent and he waited till the right moment to create that goal."
But the Lions can expect no favours from Oman, who are led by Erwin Koeman, the older brother of Netherlands national coach Ronald. The 57-year-old Dutchman, who was capped 31 times, told the Malaysian media: "In football, there can be no excuses, you have to win. We are here to win the cup, as simple as that.
"The expectations will be higher, but that's normal everywhere. It's good, as it will push the staff and players to do a little better.
"It's the mentality, what's inside you, what you can bring, and everybody can always bring a little bit more."
But Nazri believes that the Lions have bought into his ideas, saying: "They (the players) believe in my style. We are not going to sit back (against Oman).
"We will attack them, but we cannot leave gaps behind. When we don't have the ball, everyone is a defender.
"Honestly, I'm very happy with the team, there is nothing more I can ask from them, they gave 100 per cent (against Malaysia). Determination is our weapon."

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Football: Lions will not hold back against Oman but must stay focused in defence, says coach Nazri Nasir
Lions have nothing to lose against Oman, says Nazri

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After a seven-month wait, the Lions will play at the National Stadium again, and also welcome a new ringmaster. The Straits Times understands that the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) will unveil Tatsuma Yoshida as the new national coach this week, after announcing yesterday two international friendlies against Solomon Islands on June 8 and Myanmar on June 11.
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Lions have nothing to lose against Oman, says Nazri Share KUALA LUMPUR, 22 MARCH 2019 - Singapore head coach Nazri Nasir has urged the Lions to believe that they are capable of springing a surprise against Oman in the final of the AIRMARINE Cup 2019 tomorrow night.
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The Singapore national football team is the association football national team of the city-state of Singapore. It is organised by the Football Association of Singapore (FAS). The most significant successes of the team have come in the regional AFF Championship , which Singapore has won four times in 1998 , 2004-05 , 2007 , and 2012 .
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He was accompanied by Albirex Niigata Under-15s coach Ryo Ishibashi,serving as a translator, while assistant coach Nazri Nasir also bellowed instructions in Malay. Yoshida said: "Football is all about coordinating your physical abilities with your thoughts, and I wanted the players' passing to be rhythmical.

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HE didn't say in so many words but he proved over two international "A" matches that he deserves a right shot to be the next full-time-appointed Singapore football coach. Nazri Nasir emphatically staked his claims in the Airmarine Cup final in Kuala Lumpur over the weekend where the 165-world-ranked Lions held world No 90 Oman to a 1-1
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Vincent Subramaniam (born 28 January 1955) is a Singaporean football coach. Educated at Victoria School, Vincent was most recently in charge of Young Lions. He was the national coach of the Singapore national football team from 1998 to 2001.
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And once again, it was Saleh who tormented the Lions when he calmly stroked home the winning kick. Still, the Lions, under caretaker coach Nazri Nasir, bowed out with their heads held high as the team tried to take the game to the pacy and technically superior Omanis.
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SINGAPORE - The Singapore national football team put up a brave fight to draw 1-1 against Oman in the AirMarine Cup final but had to suffer defeat after losing 5-4 in the penalty shoot-out.. Read
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At 6ft 5in and 19st 10lb, Kasiano will be arguably the biggest player in Super League when he makes his debut for the Dragons against the Rhinos in Perpignan on Saturday and McNamara is excited by that prospect. "I think Sam is going to be a great addition," the former England coach said.
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Football: Rafael Bentez fumes as Wolves deny Newcastle with another stoppage-time equaliser

Football: Rafael Bentez fumes as Wolves deny Newcastle with another stoppage-time equaliser

LONDON (THE GUARDIAN) - Rafael Benítez must hate it when the fourth official holds up the board for added time against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Just as Matt Doherty had headed a winner in the 94th minute at St James' Park in December, so Newcastle were again undone by a last-gasp goal as Willy Boly headed in Adama Traoré's deep cross in the 95th on Monday night.
Boly was able to head beyond a flapping Martin Dubravka in an aerial duel at the back post. But once Benítez had moved beyond his disappointment, the Newcastle manager should still take great heart from the resolve his side displayed as Isaac Hayden's rare goal earned United the draw that lifts them a point above the English Premier League relegation zone.
Benítez initially said his goalkeeper should have defended Traoré's high cross better before revealing his true feelings.
"In England they don't understand the rules," he said. "It was already the 94th minute so you can say too many things that won't change what happened, like we couldn't change in the first game. I'm obviously disappointed but very happy with the performance of the team."
Asked to clarify if he believed the referee, Graham Scott, had made a mistake, he added: "The six-yard box is there to protect the 'keeper. You have to protect the 'keeper. We have been here for years and it's still very difficult to explain that."
The concession of the late goal added insult to injury for Benítez, clearly still holding a grudge for the events at St James' where he believed Boly should have been dismissed for elbowing Ayoze Pérez in Wolves' penalty area.
"I think we have to be really disappointed with the way we concede in both games against this team," he added. "After an elbow in the face of my player and a penalty not given and then we concede today, you can analyse it. But I'm really disappointed to concede this way against a good team."
Certainly Wolves refuse to admit when they are beaten. They have now scored 14 goals after the 80th minute this thrilling season, six of those coming in added time.
There is a resilience that comes with belief. "Yes that we have until the last minute," Nuno Espírito Santo, the Wolves head coach, said.
"Till the last second the referee whistles to finish, we keep going. For that I am really pleased because it one of the things we must keep on doing, (showing) character and believing. We have had a lot of moments like this."
Wolves may have been thwarted in their bid to chalk up a fourth successive top-flight victory for the first time since 1972 but refreshed by their warm-weather training trip to Marbella, they still strengthened their hold on seventh place in the Premier League and now turn their attention to the FA Cup fifth-round tie at second-tier Bristol City.
The uneasy peace between Benítez and the Newcastle hierarchy could yet lead to happier times.
Not only has the manager been able to find a formula that has also brought victories over Cardiff and Manchester City, he has also been able to introduce a £21 million (S$36.7 million) attacking presence and Miguel Almirón came off the bench to applause almost as rapturous as that greeting Hayden's first goal since October 2017.
Benítez has made it plain that talk of his Newcastle future must wait till the summer. But at least a thaw seems to be in evidence.
Wolves, with five wins from their previous seven games, were the dominant team in the first period, with Raúl Jiménez, with eight goals from his last 11 starts, doing everything but score. The manner in which he took the long route to get past DeAndre Yedlin and Fabian Schär before unleashing a shot that Dubravka was happy to save was indicative of his soaring confidence.
Newcastle finished the half the stronger, however, Salomón Rondón running on to Pérez's clever angled pass and managing a shot that only went wide after Conor Coady's tackle.
Eleven minutes after the restart, it was a similar through ball that set up their goal. It is 16 months since Hayden last scored but when Boly was caught on his heels as Schär strode forward and played a pass down the inside-right channel, the midfielder showed no hesitation as he shot powerfully home at the near post, exposing Rui Patrício's early decision to dive the other way.
Hayden would have been an unlikely hero. Having had requests to leave rejected in each of the past two transfer windows, to move south to be nearer his infant daughter, he may just have played a crucial part in Newcastle's effort to stay up.

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The Guardian's football page this morning has on it, the headline. Rafael Benítez fumes after Wolves deny Newcastle with stoppage-time equaliser. and then a second piece, also highlighted on the home page with the headline. Why referee Mike Dean is football's king of the bants

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Rafael Benítez fumes after Wolves deny Newcastle with stoppage-time equaliser by Peter Lansley at Molineux 3 months ago Rafael Benítez must hate it when the fourth official holds up the board for added time against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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Football: Rafael Benítez fumes as Wolves deny Newcastle with another stoppage-time equaliser LONDON (THE GUARDIAN) - Rafael Benítez must hate it when the fourth official holds up the board for added time against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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Benitez fumes says Prem 'don't understand the rules' after Wolves' dubious equaliser The Toon boss was furious Wolves' late leveller was not ruled out for a foul on Martin Dubravka to deny
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Football: Rafael Benítez fumes as Wolves deny Newcastle with another stoppage-time equaliser. Newcastle United's Spanish manager Rafael Benitez is seen before the match against Wolverhampton
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Football: Rafael Benítez fumes as Wolves deny Newcastle with another stoppage-time equaliser. Benitez wants VAR straight away after last-gasp loss.
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A player more used to scoring and creating goals instead of keeping them out, the Brazilian forward reverted to right-back as the match entered five minutes of stoppage time. And Reds fans online felt that the move summed up Firmino's relentless and selfless nature.
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Rafael Benítez fumes after Wolves deny Newcastle with stoppage-time equaliser. Another factor is that once Benitez departs - probably at the end of the season - we'll probably end up with
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Football: Leicester part company with Puel, Rodgers favourite to take over as manager in close season

Football: Leicester part company with Puel, Rodgers favourite to take over as manager in close season

(REUTERS, AFP) - English Premier League side Leicester said on Sunday (Feb 24) that they have parted company with manager Claude Puel, with the club sitting 12th in the standings.
The 57-year-old had been unable to get them out of a recent slump with the club losing five of their last six league matches, and a 4-1 defeat at home by Crystal Palace on Saturday compounded their misery.
"The club would like to thank Claude for his efforts in leading the team during his 16 months in the role and wish him well in his future career," Leicester, the 2015-16 Premier League champions, said in a statement.
"Assistant manager Jacky Bonnevay also departs with the club's best wishes.
"First-team coaches Mike Stowell and Adam Sadler, supported by the club's established backroom staff, will assume responsibility for the senior squad while the club begins the process of appointing a new manager."
Celtic manager and former Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is reported to be among the front runners to replace Puel in the summer, with the club set to install an interim manager for the remaining 11 matches of the season.
Puel was appointed the Foxes' manager in October 2017 when they were 14th in the standings and the Frenchman led the club to a ninth-place finish in his first season.
He had taken over from Craig Shakespeare after a year-long spell in charge of Southampton.
Although the club were in seventh spot at the turn of the year, they had a dismal start to 2019, suffering four consecutive home defeats.
Earlier this month, Peter Schmeichel, father of Leicester goalkeeper Kasper, said the club did not have a manager capable of getting the best out of the players and indicated that his son might be looking to move.
Leicester's Jamie Vardy had also been critical of Puel's style of play this season although Puel said there was no rift with the striker.
Their next game is a league trip to Brighton on Tuesday.

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Gunners look for three points away against Man City November 4, 2017 January 3, 2018 Alankrit Mathur 0 Comments Arsenal will play Manchester City on Sunday in the Premier League Arsenal are set to play Man City on Sunday in the Premier league as the season moves ahead.
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Atletico Madrid moved level on points with La Liga leaders Barcelona after Antoine Griezmann's second-half penalty was enough to see off Espanyol 1-0 on Saturday. Griezmann smashed home from the spot 10 minutes after the break to give Diego Simeone's side three points from a hard-fought match with mid-table Espanyol that extends Atletico
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Arsenal manager Unai Emery has suggested that some players will have to leave the club following their 4-1 loss to Chelsea in the Europa League final in Baku. Denis Suarez is returning to his
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Football: Furious Sarri slams Chelsea players as 'difficult to motivate' LONDON • Maurizio Sarri shamed his Chelsea players by making a remarkable - and perhaps risky - attack on their character on Saturday, suggesting that they may not have the "motivation" and "mentality" of top professionals.
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North Korea PANIC: Kim sends right-hand man for EMERGENCY US summit talks NORTH Korea is scrambling to save next month's historic summit with the US, with Kim Jong-un sending his right-hand man
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Ryan Giggs has responded to Zlatan Ibrahimovic's criticism of the "Class of 92" by insisting players with "over 2,000 games between us" are entitled to have an opinion about Manchester United.
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Juventus beat Fiorentina 2-1 to win the title. (Source: AP) Juventus overcame their European blues when they fought back to beat Fiorentina 2-1 at home on Saturday and claim the Serie A title for a remarkable eighth season in a row.
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Football: Sport Singapore enters three-year partnership with Bayern Munich Mar 24, 2019, 1:00 pm Football: Singapore national team caretaker coach Nazri Nasir proud despite loss
Nazri proud despite loss - theworldnews.net

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola just as delighted with defence as attack after Burnley rout. It is now five games, and more than 500 minutes, since City conceded a league goal
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Liverpool passed another stringent test of their Premier League title credentials as Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk gave them a 2-0 victory at Wolverhampton on Friday that guarantees top spot at Christmas. Salah's 11th goal of the season was a classy one and helped subdue a dangerous Wolves side who had made a lively start.
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Tottenham Hotspur have been dealt with a double injury blow to Hugo Lloris and Dele Alli ahead of their crunch encounter against Liverpool on Saturday lunchtime. France captain Lloris is expected to be unavailable for several weeks according to the north London side and manager Mauricio Pochettino has said that he needs another scan to
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