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The Stretford Enders briefly stopped singing Ruben Amorim's chant professing their backing. It eventually restarted. The night ended to the sound of 'Friday I'm In Love' from The Cure.
Wales host New Zealand in Cardiff today as Steve Tandy's side look to improve on a disappointing performance against Japan. Despite their struggles in that match, the narrow victory means they enter the game with an element of confidence, although few are giving them much hope of beating the All Blacks.
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Seven points scored against the Philadelphia Eagles in a loss on «Monday Night Football.» Thirteen points the week before in a loss to the Carolina Panthers. Ten points in a Week 3 loss to the Cleveland Browns.
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Packers coach Matt LaFleur would not say whether his opinion of the tush push has changed since his team's attempt to get the play banned failed this past offseason.
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was upstaged by his Green Bay Packers replacement Jordan Love as his current employers lost 35-25 against his former side.
It went from bad to worse for Penn State in Week 7 after losing to Northwestern 22-21 on Saturday. And if the loss on the field wasn't enough, Nittany Lions coach James Franklin became the theme of the Wildcats' petty troll.
After losing the powerhouse Super Bowl LIX rematch against the Eagles, the Chiefs have dropped from my top 10. Kansas City has started a season 0-2 for the first time since 2014, the only year Andy Reid has missed the playoffs as Chiefs coach.
After speaking with players throughout the offseason, Philadelphia Eagles legend Brian Westbrook explains his confidence in the potential for his old squad to repeat as Super Bowl champions.