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There were still 24 minutes to play at Stamford Bridge yesterday when the fourth official raised his board and Antonio Rudiger's final Chelsea game was brought to an end. The German was replaced by Ross Barkley, who went on to score a late winner as the Blues ended their campaign with a 2-1 victory over Watford.
"What do you make of Rangnick?" this correspondent messaged a former senior Manchester United staff member. The reply was a facepalm memoji. More recently, the same contact messaged to say United are 'in deep s--t'.
En el verano de 2001, el Madrid fichaba a Zinedine Zidane. Antes había llegado Figo. Luego lo harían Beckham o Ronaldo y en el equipo blanco ya estaban Roberto Carlos, Raúl y compañía. En definitiva, una galaxia llena de galácticos. Aunque hay otro apodo se hizo célebre en aquella primera etapa de Florentino Pérez en el sillón presidencial del Bernabéu: Zidanes y Pavones. El francés como ejemplo de los cracks planetarios del equipo y Paco Pavón como abanderado de los jóvenes canteranos que complementaban el primer equipo. Uno de ellos era Antonio Núñez. Extremo derecho que contó con la confianza de Carlos Queiroz en la 2003-04 y aparecía como recambio de Beckham y Figo. Actuaciones que convencieron a Rafa Benítez para incorporarle a su Spanish Liverpool en 2004.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst has insisted that the Scottish Cup win is not the end of an era for his Rangers side despite the uncertainty hanging over the futures of a number of players.
Tottenham’s Antonio Conte and Arsenal’s Mikel Arteta have both been earning plaudits in recent months – but how do the two managers compare?
SASSUOLO, Italy : AC Milan coach Stefano Pioli said his side should savour their first Serie A title in 11 years, secured with a 3-0 win at Sassuolo on Sunday, but challenged his players to get ready to compete with the best teams in Europe next season.
