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Jermod McCoy’s troubling but understandable draft slide ends with Raiders’ fourth-round selection
Fernando Mendoza has officially gone #1 overall to the Las Vegas Raiders. Deserved? Absolutely, but the dorky Mendoza heading to the gritty toughness of the Raiders has "bad fit" written all over it
Two-time Chiefs Super Bowl champion deemed person of interest in woman's death in Dominican Republic: report
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Al Brikan strikes in extra time as Al-Ahli retain Asian Champions League title
JEDDAH, April 25 : Ten-man Al-Ahli retained the Asian Champions League Elite title on Saturday as Feras Al-Brikan's extra-time strike earned the Saudi Pro League side a 1-0 win over Japan's Machida Zelvia at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium.
Arsenal reclaim top spot as Tottenham and West Ham both win
WOLVERHAMPTON, England, April 25 : Arsenal returned to the top of the Premier League on Saturday after scrapping their way to a 1-0 victory over Newcastle United, easing concerns over their dip in form.
Arsenal hit the front again in the title race after win over Newcastle
Eberechi Eze’s brilliant early strike fired Arsenal back to the top of the Premier League as they ground out a much needed 1-0 win against Newcastle at the Emirates Stadium.
Man City produce dramatic late fightback to reach fourth successive FA Cup final
Manchester City produced a dramatic late fightback to reach their fourth successive FA Cup final with a remarkable 2-1 win over Championship Southampton.
Millwall fumes after anti-racism booklet shows club’s logo on a Ku Klux Klan robe
LONDON: An English soccer team’s attempts to shake off their rowdy reputation have been damaged by, of all things, a children’s anti-racism booklet. Millwall were blindsided by the educational pamphlet that featured the southeast London club’s badge edited onto an illustration of a Ku Klux Klan robe. The Westminster City Council has since apologized. A British lawmaker told The Associated Press that the misuse of Millwall branding is an “insult,” and the team’s leading fan group said they were “outraged” at the portrayal. The second-division club said they are considering legal action because the imagery creates “a false and damaging image of the club.” The incident comes at a time when Millwall have a strong chance to secure a first ever promotion to the Premier League. The team were last in the top flight in the 1989-90 season.