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Gary Neville has slammed the Premier League after Everton were docked ten points for Financial Fair Play (FFP) breaches and questioned whether Manchester United or Manchester City would have received the same treatment.
LONDON : England's Football Association is unlikely to light up the Wembley Stadium arch in support of social and political causes in future, a source at the governing body told Reuters on Thursday (Nov 23).
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News of further Manchester United departures from the playing squad will come as little surprise to most supporters.
Former Emmerdale star couple Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden have confirmed their split after five years of marriage. Rumours had been swirling about their relationship for weeks amid Matthew quitting the ITV soap and heading into the West End in Elf the Musical.
Erik ten Hag's first Manchester United match in charge saw him spring a striking selection surprise and the Dutchman may need to do the same again to keep the Reds' Champions League hopes alive.
South Korea coach Jurgen Klinsmann has called on the Chinese government to release World Cup midfielder Son Jun-ho in time for Christmas. Beijing's foreign ministry said in May that the 31-year-old had been detained "on suspicion of accepting bribes by non-state employees", without giving details. South Korean media reported that Son was being held in the northeastern province of Liaoning but there has been no news of his fate since.
DOHA: One year after the Qatar World Cup, billboards emblazoned with the tournament's official slogan, "All is now," still stand by Doha's roadsides.