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Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs to play friendlies in support of mental health
The London clubs have agreed to play three fixtures ahead of the 2021-22 Premier League campaign.
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Kane wants 'honest conversation' with Spurs over future
Kane is reported to have told Spurs he wants to be sold at the end of the season after becoming frustrated at the lack of progress at the north London club.
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Spurs announce fan representation on board after Super League debacle
Spurs were one of six English clubs involved in the failed breakaway league but were heavily criticised and the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust (THST) has called for the resignation of the executive board.
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Premier League reveals plan to avoid ESL repeat as police probe United protest
England's Premier League said it was drawing up a new owners' charter designed to avoid future attempts to join a breakaway European Super League (ESL) as police launched an investigation into the protest that caused the postponement of Manchester United's match against Liverpool.
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Man City outclass Tottenham to retain League Cup in front of 8,000 fans
Aymeric Laporte's header eight minutes from time finally rewarded a dominant performance from City as they extended Spurs' 13-year wait to win a trophy.
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Super League in ruins as all six English clubs pull out
City were the first to withdraw, followed by United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham and finally Chelsea - just 48 hours after the Super League was first announced.
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Twelve European clubs announce launch of disputed Super League
Six Premier League teams - Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham - are involved, alongside Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Inter Milan and AC Milan.
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Pogba accuses former boss Mourinho of 'going against players'
Mourinho's relationship with some of his players deteriorated following that first campaign and there were reports of a training ground spat with Pogba.
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Man Utd hit back to sink Spurs, Lingard lifts West Ham into fourth
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side trailed to Son Heung-min's first half strike, but United scored three times after the break through Fred, Edinson Cavani and Mason Greenwood.
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Spurs frustrated by Newcastle, Saints boost survival bid
Ralph Hasenhuttl's side moved 10 points clear of the relegation zone with eight games left after a dramatic fightback at St Mary's.
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Spurs dressing room divided by 'selfish' players, says Mourinho
Spurs responded to an embarrassing Europa League exit at the hands of Dinamo Zagreb with a 2-0 win at Aston Villa on Sunday, courtesy of goals from Carlos Vinicius and Harry Kane.
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Tottenham Hotspur thrash Burnley 4-0
Jose Mourinho admits Tottenham will need Gareth Bale to reproduce the dazzling display that destroyed Burnley.
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Fernandes double helps Man United thrash Sociedad, Bale stars for Spurs
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's United are all but into the last 16, with four 'away' goals to take into the return game in a week's time, after the first leg was played in Turin due to coronavirus travel restrictions.
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Everton edge nine-goal Tottenham thriller, Man City cruise into FA Cup quarters
Spurs have lost four of their last five games and one of three chances to end the club's 13-year wait to win a trophy in cup competitions is now gone.
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Four-goal Man City crush Liverpool, Kane stars for Spurs
The troubled champions were blown away by Pep Guardiola's side, who became the first team to score four times in a league game away to Liverpool in 12 years.
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Tuchel hails fast start at Chelsea after piling more misery on Tottenham
Jorginho's penalty midway through the first-half was scant reward for Chelsea's dominance on another damaging night for Spurs boss Jose Mourinho against his former club.
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Liverpool back in the groove as Tuchel celebrates first Chelsea win
Jurgen Klopp's injury-hit champions appeared to have lost their way after a five-game winless spell but are back on track after beating Tottenham and West Ham in the space of 72 hours.
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Liverpool end barren run as Tottenham lose Kane to injury
The English champions had not even scored in their last four league games, but Jurgen Klopp said he recognised his side again as their front three sparked back into life after Roberto Firmino ended a 492-minute goalless drought in first-half stoppage time.
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Late show sees Spurs past Wycombe and into FA Cup fifth round
Gareth Bale was given a rare start in his second spell at Spurs by Mourinho, but the on-loan Real Madrid winger missed three big chances early on to give the visitors the lead.
