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Rodri banner is a worrying sign for an organisation that is slightly losing its own strict and impressive sense of order
It can be a fun exercise during Manchester City games to imagine the contents o…
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No other footballer presents such an obvious mismatch between celebrity status and actual on-field performance
Watching Sky Sports News this weekend it was hard not to feel a rush of sympathy for Flex…
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Young full-back supplied plenty of magic moments against Manchester City but his goal celebration was the pinnacle
The best moment of this fun, boisterous, increasingly hallucinogenic afternoon for Ar…
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Under-fire owner has transformed Tottenham into a fully self-sustaining entity. The alternatives are hardly more palatable
There was a tender moment at the end of Tottenham’s win against Elfsborg on T…
The newspaper’s presentation of their interview with the referee undeniably brings in clicks. But who else does it help?
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It feels politically radical at this stage, a break from the phoney wars, to say can we just appreciate Djokovic for what he is?
Who knows, maybe one day Novak Djokovic and the people of Australia wil…
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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nicky Bandini, Jonathan Fadugba and Barney Ronay to discuss the Champions League action
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From 2-0 up, Manchester City crumbled in Paris and their manager was simply powerless to stop it
Slowly, and then all at once. This is how Manchester City collapse these days. Pep Guardiola once descr…
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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Barney Ronay and Seb Hutchinson as Everton beat Spurs to pile the pressure on Ange Postecoglou, while Liverpool go six points clear
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Manager’s refusal to be spooked in the face of more dropped points paved way for leaders’ late surge to victory
This was a really good game for Arne Slot. On an afternoon when Liverpool had 35 shots i…
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