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So Manchester United have promoted John Murtough to ‘football director’ and named their former midfielder Darren Fletcher ‘technical director’, a significant shake-up and one that finally ends years of chat about why United didn’t have a director of football while inevitably prompting fresh years of chat about what exactly each of those roles actually involve. […]
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BARCA EYE AGUERO FREEBIE Joan Laporta’s first big job after returning to the Barcelona presidency is to convince Lionel Messi to stay at the Nou Camp. Part of his charm offensive appears to involve Sergio Aguero… The Manchester City striker is out of contract this month and having fallen down the pecking order at the […]
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Jurgen Klopp has heaped praise on his defence after they kept a clean sheet in their Champions League second leg against RB Leipzig. Liverpool had the better chances in the first half. Diogo Jota, Mo Salah and Sadio Mane all missed good opportunities to extend their advantage. RB Leipzig were unable to make the most […]
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Quickfire second half goals from Mo Salah and Sadio Mane helped Liverpool ease through to the next round. There was very little between the sides but goals late on from Salah and mane earn Jurgen Klopp’s men a comfortable victory over RB Leipzig. This win ends their run of six straight losses at Anfield and […]
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Pep Guardiola admitted that Southampton made it “very hard” for his Manchester City players even though the league-leaders won 5-2. City started the game slowly, but they made the most of their first attack in the 15th minute. Oleksandr Zinchenko was found on the left flank and he sent a ball in towards Phil Foden. […]
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Liverpool take a 2-0 lead into tonight’s Champions League second leg at Anfield against RB Leipzig. The post Liverpool v RB Leipzig: Follow the action LIVE with F365… appeared first on Football365.com. Go to Source […]
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Kevin De Bruyne and Riyad Mahrez grabbed braces as Manchester City returned to winning ways against Southampton. Ilkay Gundogan also got on the scoresheet for Pep Guardiola’s side. James Ward-Prowse (PEN) and Che Adams got the goals for Southampton. City are now 14 points clear at the top of the Premier League having played a […]
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Manchester City will aim to get their Premier League season back on track when they host Southampton. Follow it live with F365. The post Manchester City v Southampton: Follow it live with F365 appeared first on Football365.com. Go to Source […]
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Last season, Harry Kane set a new Champions League record when he headed home his 20th goal in the competition on just his 24th Big Cup appearance. It’s a largely arbitrary number of goals, but it’s not entirely meaningless. Twenty goals represents a decent season’s work for a striker in all competitions. It’s enough goals […]
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Tuesday night’s Champions League tie between Juventus and Porto was an absolute corker. One hundred and twenty minutes of drama including five goals, a red card and a total of 45 shots. My appetite for mid-week football was utterly satiated, save for a sour taste left by the framework within which the Portuguese side secured […]
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