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The son of football legend Stuart Pearce has tragically died.
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Sudah Lama City Tidak Memulai Musim Seburuk Ini
Manchester City cuma menambah satu poin usai lawatannya ke kandang Arsenal. Hasil yang memperburuk start Citizens musim ini.
Kelar Sudah Liga Inggris Kalau Liverpool Dapat Alexander Isak
Bahkan setelah berbelanja besar, Liverpool masih menginginkan Alexander Isak dari Newcastle United. Isak gabung Liverpool akan krusial buat persaingan titel.
Unsung Whitstable Town hero Ada Hubbard looks back at a kitman career which finished in FA Vase Wembley glory after spells at Ramsgate, Sittingbourne and Maidstone United under brothers Jim and Danny Ward
One of Kent football’s unsung heroes has been looking back over a career that ended in memorable fashion.
Forest beat Brighton on penalties to reach first FA Cup semi-final since 1991
Matz Sels was Nottingham Forest’s penalty hero yet again as they reached the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time in 34 years.
Ex-England defender Pearce in Canadian hospital after falling ill on plane
Former England defender Stuart Pearce is in hospital in Canada after falling ill during a flight from Las Vegas to London.
Stuart Pearce ‘in great spirits’ in hospital after health scare on flight
Former England and Nottingham Forest defender Stuart Pearce is recovering in a Canadian hospital after suffering a medical emergency on board a flight from the United States.
Forest beat Man City in a top four showdown
NOTTINGHAM, United Kingdom: Nottingham Forest dealt a major blow to Manchester City’s bid to qualify for the Champions League as Callum Hudson-Odoi’s late winner sealed a 1-0 victory in the top four shoot-out on Saturday. City have been reduced to battling for a place in next season’s Champions League after a dismal campaign. Even that usually routine target is far from assured for Guardiola’s men following their ninth league defeat this term. With six titles in the past seven seasons, City have rarely had to worry about their place in the Premier League’s top four in the Pep Guardiola era. Yet they left the City Ground looking anxiously over their shoulders after a first league loss to Forest since 1997. Fifth-placed Chelsea, just one point adrift of City, will go above the champions if they beat lowly Leicester on Sunday. Finishing fifth could still be enough for City to reach Europe’s elite club competition depend on the results of the English clubs who remain in continental competitions this term. For City to achieve that modest goal, they will have to significantly improve on the latest limp display in a turbulent season. Third-placed Forest are four points clear of City thanks to only their third win in their last eight league games. Enjoying a fairytale season just a year after battling relegation, the former European champions are closing on a berth in the Champions League for the first time since 1980-81. After Forest’s former defender Stuart Pearce was rushed to hospital having been taken ill on a flight this week, his old club displayed a big screen message reading ‘Get Well Soon Stuart’, after three minutes of the Premier League game, recognizing Pearce’s old shirt number three. Forest were able to draw on