Jurgen Klopp 'need' clear as Liverpool seek end to shock Champions League run against Villarreal
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Liverpool: 64-goal icon who 'Klopp loves' could make shock stay at Anfield
Liverpool striker Divock Origi could be persuaded to stay at Anfield if Jurgen Klopp makes it clear that he still figures in his plans, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Emma Raducanu splits with coach Torben Beltz in shock move and explains new training model
Emma Raducanu has split with her latest coach Torben Belz - and now plans to play under a "new training model" without a head coach. The US Open champion started working with the German in November and achieved their best result together when she reached the quarter-finals at the Porsche Grand Prix Tennis last week.
Insider now claims £11.7m-rated star could emerge as shock 'statement' signing at Man United
New Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag could look to his former club Ajax for transfers in the summer with Dusan Tadic being a favourite, according to journalist Dean Jones.
Mustafa Ali could make a shock WWE return on Raw tonight
Mustafa Ali is set for a shocking return to WWE, six months after asking for his release from the company.
WWE Raw: Popular star's shock return discussed for tonight
Mustafa Ali is set for a shocking return to WWE, six months after asking for his release from the company.
Lee Bowyer hits back after Birmingham City draw as shock claims emerge
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Barcelona suffer shock defeat against Rayo Vallecano in La Liga
Rayo Vallecano forward Alvaro Garcia netted an early goal to give his side a surprise 1-0 win against Barcelona at the Camp Nou on Sunday, moving Real Madrid another step closer to sealing their 35th La Liga title. Garcia sealed the game for the visitors when he opened the scoring in the seventh minute, receiving the ball inside the box and rifling it past goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen to a wave of whistles at the Camp Nou. Barcelona failed to convert a number of golden chances despite going agonisingly close to an equaliser with the referee playing 14 minutes of stoppage time at the end of the second half. "These mistakes cannot be repeated and they have happened to us again. They are very good opportunities that we let pass us by," Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez told reporters. "I leave angry, disappointed, because today was ... a repeat of what happened against Eintracht (Frankfurt), as well as Cadiz. We lacked a lot of effectiveness."