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It's a sad day in football when the beautiful game loses one of its brightest stars. It's tragic when it loses two in the space of a week.
WIGAN, England: Manchester United's Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes, with a penalty, secured a 2-0 win at Wigan Athletic in the FA Cup fourth round on a bitterly cold night at DW Stadium on Monday (Jan 8).
MUNICH, Germany : German football fans should fill Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena to properly commemorate the life of Germany great Franz Beckenbauer who died aged 78 on Sunday, former team mate and ex-Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said on Tuesday.
Arsenal and France legend Thierry Henry has revealed he suffered with depression during his stellar playing career. The 46-year-old, who won the World Cup with France and is Arsenal's all-time top goal-scorer, told the Diary of a CEO podcast that the coronavirus pandemic made him appreciate his mental health struggles as he cried "almost every day." Henry has linked that to his past and a search for approval from his father, who was often critical of his performances as a young player.
As the ball was about to be thrown in by Conor Lane for Sunday's All-Ireland semi-final between Glen and Kilmacud Crokes at Páirc Esler, Dublin manager Dessie Farrell - baseball hat on as always - squeezed through the packed crowd on the terrace side and took up a position around the 45-metre line on the scoreboard end.
Gillingham’s head coach Stephen Clemence says the celebratory fist pumps can wait.