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Secrets always have a habit of coming out in the end, especially in soap land. And so next week, it's Joel Deering who is forced to admit the truth in Coronation Street.
Manchester City face another test in their fight to retain the Premier League title as Chelsea come to town. The Blues have won their last 11 games and will need to continue their imperious form in order to keep pace with rivals Liverpool and Arsenal at the top of the table.
The last time Manchester United clasped their hands around the Premier League trophy, Luton Town were four seasons into a five-year spell as a non-league club.
Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner reached the Rotterdam semi-finals on Friday when injury-plagued Milos Raonic was forced to retire at 1-1 in the second set of their last-eight clash. Top seed Sinner took the first set 7-6 (7/4) before the big-hitting 33-year-old Canadian called it quits after two more games. Sinner goes on to face Dutchman Tallon Griekspoor, who defeated Emil Ruusuvuori of Finland, 7-5, 7-6 (7/4) for a place in Sunday's final. "Obviously this is not the way you want to win the match," said Sinner.
The Premier League's thrilling narrative continues as Manchester City prepares to host Chelsea this Saturday evening at the Etihad Stadium. Pep Guardiola's side, riding high on a six-match winning streak, will be aiming for their seventh consecutive victory in the league.
Cole Palmer's exit from Manchester City is Pep Guardiola's responsibility, the manager admits, adding that the winger may have stayed had he played as much as Phil Foden has.
Manchester United are looking to make Dan Ashworth the club's sporting director, so what could happen at Old Trafford if the 52-year-old was to make the switch?
Fast bowler Kyle Jamieson faces another long spell on the sidelines after suffering a stress fracture in his back, New Zealand Cricket announced Saturday. Jamieson has been ruled out of cricket for at least six months after scans revealed the injury following New Zealand's first Test win over South Africa in Mount Maunganui this month. The towering seamer took match figures of 6-93 but later complained of back pain, which ruled him out of the second Test. The injury is in the same location as a fracture which required an operation in February last year but team medical staff have decided against another operation.