Update details Preston’s transfer stance on potential deal for defender
Preston are not in talks to sign Lee Peltier, with the defender not currently on their radar.
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Kylian Mbappe: Gary Lineker's tweet after PSG decision was spot on
Kylian Mbappe has officially extended his stay at Paris Saint-Germain until 2025.
IPL 2022, MI vs DC: 'Worked really hard on my shape', reveals Mumbai Indians' Tim David after win over Delhi Capitals
Mumbai Indians batter Tim David, whose crucial knock helped his team in defeating Delhi Capitals, revealed that he worked really hard on his shape after facing some issues earlier in the season. Clinical knocks by MI batters on Saturday helped five-time champions in finishing their IPL 2022 campaign on a high as they defeated DC by 5 wickets here at Wankhede Stadium. "Ishan (Kishan) told me the wicket was getting flatter, it was holding a bit with the slower balls, but I just had to hold my shape and back my game, keep it simple.
Supercomputer predicts Premier League title race, top four and relegation on final day
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Fresh contract offer: Significant update emerges on future of 'world-class' Liverpool superstar
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'If the world could be a little more like Manchester, it would be a much better place': PM Boris Johnson's message for M.E.N readers, five years on from the Arena bomb
Boris Johnson has praised the courage of the people of Manchester and the city's determination not to give in to hatred on the fifth anniversary of the terror attack at the Arena. The prime minister praised the city's reaction to the May 2017 atrocity, saying: "If the world could be a little more like... Manchester, it would be a much better place for us all."