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Man City boss Guardiola 'demands more' after Huddersfield stroll
Pep Guardiola was far from satisfied despite seeing his side cut Liverpool's lead at the top of the Premier League to four points with a 3-0 win away to basement club Huddersfield on Sunday.
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Basket case!: Mourinho admits he hid in laundry to skirt ban
Mourinho, sacked by Manchester United in December, told BeIN Sports how he skirted a touchline suspension on the eve of the 2005 quarter-final against Bayern Munich by getting the Chelsea kit man to help him stow away in the basket.
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'Now I'm doing it for me': Emotional Tiafoe eyes Nadal scalp
The American celebrated his 21st birthday by beating 20th seed Grigor Dimitrov in four sets and then broke down as he revealed how he had supported his mother and father, who are both immigrants from Sierra Leone.
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Pakistan beat South Africa by five wickets in first ODI
Opener Imam hit 86 while Hafeez finished on an unbeaten 71 as Pakistan chased down their 267-run target with five balls to spare.
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Sundowns slam Wydad 'bullies' as Zwane brace wins clash of giants
In stoppage time, a Wydad player, angered by what he considered time wasting from Sundowns' goalkeeper Denis Onyango, pushed the Ugandan into an advertising board.
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Mick Schumacher follows his father to Ferrari
The 19-year-old German, whose father won five of his record seven championships with the Italian team, will be competing in Formula Two this year after winning the European F3 title in 2018.
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Arsenal revive top-four hopes with win over Chelsea
Chelsea’s lack of punch in the final third of the pitch was evident again as they enjoyed 64% of possession without ever really threatening to unlock Arsenal’s defence.
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Pogba rejoices as Man Utd extend Solskjaer's winning start
Paul Pogba opened the scoring by winning and converting a spot-kick for his 10th United goal of the season, equalling his best club total in a single campaign.
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Fortune favours Liverpool in seven-goal thriller against Palace
Only once previously this season had Liverpool conceded more than one goal in the league, but Roy Hodgson's Palace pushed them all the way in a thrilling encounter.
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More clubs pile pressure on officials over Leeds spying
A further 11 Championship clubs have written to the English Football League to voice their concerns after Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa admitted spying on all his side's opponents this season.
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Banyana play well but suffer 2-1 loss against Netherlands
Two first-half goals laid the foundation for the win, with South Africa the better side in the second-half.
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Halep sets up Serena showdown as Djokovic relentlessly marches on
On day six at Melbourne Park, the Romanian finally hit form to pull off her best win of the year and cruise past the veteran American 6-2, 6-3.
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South Africa bat in first one-day international
The pitch at St George's Park looked good for batting, while a strong wind seemed likely to pose a challenge to bowlers and fielders.
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Gladys Knight defends decision to sing US anthem at Super Bowl
Knight, a 74-year-old native of Atlanta, where the game will be played, agreed to sing “the Star Spangled Banner.”
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Police to engage Safa following news of bogus soccer academy
The suspect charged the boy's parents thousands of rands a month for them to attend the academy with the highest fee being around R15,000.
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Serena consoles Ukrainian teen after sailing into last 16
Yastremska rolled her right ankle midway through the match and took a medical time-out to have her foot bandaged when trailing 4-1 in the second set.
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Frustrated De Bruyne raring to go for Man City
Arguably City's standout performer in their record-breaking title campaign last season, the Belgian's season has been badly interrupted by two lengthy spells on the sidelines with knee problems.
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Public enemy? Nadal wants love after Aussie hat-trick
The Spanish world number two has only faced Australians so far at Melbourne Park -- and sent all three packing in double quick time.
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Egypt want Cup of Nations to start a day earlier
Egypt took over as hosts for the tournament two weeks ago after Cameroon was stripped of the event, and as part of their fast moving bid want to start on June 14, a Friday, instead of 15 June a day later.
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Spurs can cope without Kane says Pochettino
Kane is not scheduled to return to training until early March after suffering ankle ligament damage towards the end of a 1-0 defeat to Manchester United last weekend.
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Liverpool laying groundwork for sustained success, says Klopp
Klopp's side sit four points clear at the top as they chase Liverpool's first English title since 1990.
