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Premier League admits VAR blunders
Manchester United were given a controversial helping hand by the video assistant referee in their 3-0 win at Aston Villa, while Tottenham suffered fresh...
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VAR in the dock as Man Utd down Villa, Spurs frustrated
United were far too strong for lowly Villa, but their opening goal came from a dubious penalty that left the hosts fuming.
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Spurs suffer 3-1 defeat at Sheff Utd, VAR in spotlight again
The hosts took the lead in the 31st minute as Norwegian Sander Berge finished off a fine flowing move, slotting the ball into the bottom corner for his first goal in English football.
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Spurs have too much time between games, says Mourinho
Spurs play Sheffield United later on Thursday, nine days after their last match, a 2-0 victory over West Ham United on June 23.
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'Fitter than ever' Kane strikes to keep Tottenham in Champions League chase
The England captain looked far more like his old self after a laboured performance in his first appearance for six months against Manchester United on Friday, and was rewarded with a goal eight minutes from time.
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Mourinho meets familiar foes Man Utd as Liverpool resume title hunt
The English top flight got its first taste of empty stands and strict hygiene protocols on Wednesday as Aston Villa's goalless draw with Sheffield United and Manchester City's 3-0 victory over Arsenal restarted the campaign.
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Kane wants assurances before Premier League returns
The Premier League hopes for a return to action on 12 June, with matches played behind closed doors.
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Spurs sharpshooter Son completes three-week military training
All able-bodied South Korean men must serve around two years in the military but athletes who win gold at the Asian Games or a medal of any colour at the Olympics receive exemptions.
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Pochettino 'wants to manage Spurs' again
The Argentine left Spurs in November, six months after leading them to the Champions League final, and has been linked with Newcastle in recent days.
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Spurs reverse decision to furlough non-playing staff after fan opposition
Spurs had imposed a 20% pay cut on 550 non-playing staff in April and May to protect jobs.
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Spurs tell players to follow social distancing rules
Manager Jose Mourinho was photographed at an outdoor training session at Hadley Common with midfielder Tanguy Ndombele despite government guidelines for people to stay indoors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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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.
