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Saudis on course: 5 things we learned from Matchday 5 of AFC Champions League group stages
The penultimate round of matches in the group stage of the Asian Champions League was a thrilling one, with all Saudi teams still in with a chance to reach the knockout stages. Here are five things we learned from the latest action.
Sources: Aston Villa on course to seal "big" £13k-p/w signing, it's a huge Lange coup - opinion
Aston Villa are on course to seal the permanent signing of goalkeeper Robin Olsen.
Sources: Spurs on course to seal "unreal" £32.5k-p/w signing, it's a big Paratici coup - opinion
Tottenham Hotspur have been handed a huge boost in their bid to bring Sam Johnstone to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this summer.
Wrexham 4-0 Altrincham: Dragons dominant in front of five-figure Racecourse crowd
Wrexham AFC extended their unbeaten run to 15 games as they blew away visitors Altrincham with a fine first half display. The Dragons had Jordan Davies, Ollie Palmer and a Paul Mullin double to thank as they continued their pursuit of National League leaders Stockport County with another dominant performance.
Morgan Gibbs-White equaliser keeps Sheffield United’s play-off bid on course
Morgan Gibbs-White kept Sheffield United’s Championship play-off bid on course with a second-half equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Bristol City at Ashton Gate.
Sensational Gerda Steyn obliterates course record to claim third Two Oceans title
Gerda Steyn cemented her status as the darling of South African road running by spectacularly claiming a record-breaking third consecutive Two Oceans Marathon title in Cape Town on a sunny Sunday morning.
Cheltenham racecourse begins formal talks over extending Festival to five days
Cheltenham racecourse said on Friday that it has started formal consultations with owners and trainers over the possibility of adding a fifth day to its big Festival meeting in March. A report in the Racing Post [£] suggests that the Jockey Club, which owns the course, could seek to squeeze even more money from its biggest cash cow from 2024.