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Spurs' Son set for chemical warfare training in South Korea
All able-bodied men are required to serve in the military for around two years in South Korea, which is technically still at war with the North, but Son received an exemption for leading the country to gold at the 2018 Asian Games.
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Premier League stars will 'play part', says union chief
England's top-flight stars have come under fire over their lack of action, which contrasts sharply with significant pay cuts taken by players at other leading European clubs such as Barcelona and Juventus.
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Spurs' Son set for military training during virus shutdown: report
All able-bodied South Korean men are obliged to serve in the military for nearly two years, making up the bulk of Seoul's 600,000-strong forces -- who face off against North Korea's army of 1.3 million.
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Trophy-hungry Kane says he cannot guarantee Spurs stay without progress
Kane has scored 181 goals for Spurs in all competitions — averaging 30 goals a season since his breakthrough into the starting lineup in 2014 — but he is yet to win a trophy with the London club.
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Leipzig eliminate Spurs to claim first ever last eight spot
Leipzig’s captain was then given far too much space in the 21st to head home Angelino’s cross at the near post after Serge Aurier’s poor clearance as the Spurs’ players heads started to drop.
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Tottenham's Bergwijn out for season but Mourinho confident
Checks on Monday showed the Dutch international suffered a serious sprain to his left ankle and is unlikely to play for the rest of the season, coach Mourinho told a news conference.
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Mourinho sees no bright side for Spurs without Son and Kane
Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris kept his side in the tie with a string of important saves, but he could not prevent Timo Werner from the penalty spot as the German international's 26th goal of the season gave Leipzig a lead to defend on home soil on 10 March.
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Mourinho admits 'best team lost' as Son sends Spurs into FA Cup fifth round
Tottenham, who last won the FA Cup in 1991, will host struggling Norwich in the fifth round in the first week of March.
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Newcastle complete loan deal for Spurs defender Rose
Rose had said in November that he was prepared to run down the final 18 months of his contract at Tottenham and leave for free after not being handed a new deal.
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Inter Milan sign Eriksen from Tottenham
Christian Eriksen, 27, has signed a contract until 2024 with the Italian giants after the clubs reached an agreement for a reported transfer fee of €20 million (£17 million, $22 million).
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United bid to halt Liverpool juggernaut again
Liverpool, the European and world club champions and on course to become Premier League invincibles, have won their last 18 matches at Anfield and not lost at home in the top flight since April 2017.
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Liverpool march towards history as top-four race heats up
With a 13-point lead at the top of the table and a game in hand to further burnish their advantage, Liverpool go to Tottenham on Saturday as odds-on favourites to win the English title for the first time since 1990.
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Liverpool kids sink Everton, Lucas rescues Spurs
Curtis Jones' second half curler sent Anfield into ecstasy as the club's youth academy graduates handed Everton an embarrassing derby defeat.
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Arteta earns first win as Arsenal sink Man Utd, but Spurs, Chelsea stumble
Mikel Arteta's team are nine points adrift of the top four, but their second win in 16 matches in all competitions offers hope of a brighter future under the former Arsenal midfielder's management.
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Tottenham fail with appeal against Son red card
The South Korean winger saw red in the second half of Spurs' 2-0 loss at home to Chelsea in a spiteful London derby on Sunday after VAR confirmed he had kicked out at Blues defender Antonio Rudiger after being fouled.
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Mourinho bemoans Son ban and VAR use in Premier League
Son Heung-min’s unavailability due to a three-match ban for a red card in Sunday’s 2-0 Premier League defeat by Chelsea is a big loss for Tottenham Hotspur, manager Jose Mourinho said on Monday.
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Chelsea outplay Tottenham with Willian double
It was a dispiriting day for Tottenham on and off the field with allegations of racist behaviour by one of their fans.
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Mourinho backs Spurs for top-four Premier League finish
Jose Mourinho said he needed time but the squad had the 'talent and desire' to improve.
