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FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. will start Sunday against the visiting Chicago Bears despite a rib injury, as long as there are no setbacks during the week, coach Kevin Stefanski said Wednesday.
CHESTER, Pa. — United States women's national team coach Emma Hayes praised the «fearlessness» of her second-half subs Tuesday after her team turned around a two-goal deficit at halftime for a 2-2 draw with World Cup champions Spain at Subaru Park.
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MANCHESTER, England, Oct 9 : Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick called for a swift resolution to Manchester City's financial charges case on Friday, saying the long-running process had raised many questions and affected him personally.
Oct 8 : Everton forward Martin Sherif has been fined £5,000 ($6,600) after admitting to breaches of the Football Association's betting regulations over a 15-month period, the FA said on Thursday.
Oct 8 : Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho joked that he may not live to see the end of Manchester City's legal battle with the Premier League after the club appealed a ruling that found it guilty of serious financial rule breaches.
LONDON, Oct 7 : Manchester City should own up to their breaches of the Premier League's financial rules and accept their punishment, former England captain Gary Lineker said on Wednesday, adding he would not be surprised if they were ultimately stripped of titles.