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Italy And Spain To Meet In Euro 2024 Group Stage, England Handed Kind Draw
Spain, victors over Italy in the final of Euro 2012, will take on 2018 World Cup runners-up Croatia in their opening match in Berlin on June 15.
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Rafael Nadal Wins Doping Defamation Case Against French Ex-Minister
The ex-minister from 2007-2010 alleged that Nadal had faked an injury in 2012, when he missed the final six months of the season due to knee problems, in order to hide a positive drug test.
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Euro 2016: Chris Coleman to Step Down as Wales Manager After 2018 World Cup
Chris Coleman, who took Wales to their first finals since the 1958 World Cup and then oversaw a superb campaign only ended by a Cristiano Ronaldo-inspired Portugal, said he would have been in the job long enough
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Euro 2016: Italy to Wear Black Armbands to Honour Dhaka Attack Victims
The Italian team will wear black armbands in their Euro 2016 quarter-final clash against Germany to pay tribute to the victims of the Dhaka attacks
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Euro 2016: Spain Aim to Maintain Reversal of Fortunes With Italy
Spain and Italy met in the Euro 2012 final where the former won 4-0 in the match played at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev.
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Euro 2016: Spain Don't Fear Italy, Says Nolito
A shock defeat to Croatia saw Spain lose out on top spot in Group D after starting the tournament in impressive fashion with victories over Czech Republic and Turkey.
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Jamie Vardy Spurns Arsenal, Commits To Leicester City
Jamie Vardy, presently on duty with England at the Euro 2016 finals, has agreed to an improved four year contract offer from Leicester City, spurning Arsenal's advances after they activated a
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FIFA World Cup: Joachim Loew's Big Test vs Brazil
After eight years in charge of Germany, Joachim Loew so far has one previous World Cup semi-final, the 2008 European Championship final and the Euro 2012 semi-final to show. No trophy.
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Nerveless Jesus Navas sends Spain into Confederations Cup final
Italy were left to curse their luck after initially shackling Spain in the first half, and coach Cesare Prandelli must now galvanise minds and bodies for Sunday's meeting with Uruguay in the third-place play-off.
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Thiago Alcantara hat-trick sees Spain retain European U-21 title with 4-2 win over Italy
Spain, who have the upper hand in Under-21 finals with Italy - leading 2-1 after this victory that handed them a fourth title - took less than seven minutes to open the scoring with a nicely worked goal.
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Jose Mourinho congratulates Barcelona on title win
Mourinho rested a host of first-team players from the start at the Cornella El-Prat with Friday's Copa del Rey final against Atletico Madrid in mind, but Real were still dealt a huge blow ahead of that clash when Raphael Varane limped off with a knee injury early on.
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US activity picks up, hopes for Euro zone rise
Activity in the dominant U.S. services sector perked up in the final month of 2012, while hopes grew that Europe may be through the worst of its economic slump, surveys showed on Friday. Britain's vast services sector, however, contracted for the first time in two years, suggesting the broader economy probably shrank as well in the final three mont...
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Buffon calls on Italians to show more composure
Italy captain Gianluigi Buffon says it's time for the Azzurri to forget their tendency for early campaign jitters after a shaky 2-2 draw in Bulgaria gave them an indication that qualifying for the 2014 World Cup finals will not be easy.
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Capello deal not finalized: Russian FA
Italian coach Fabio Capello is still in negotiations over the vacant Russia post, and the deal is yet to be finalized, the Russian FA said Wednesday.
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Euro 2012 champs Jordi Alba, Juan Mata get Olympic nod
Left-back Jordi Alba and winger Juan Mata, both scorers in Spain's 4-0 Euro 2012 final victory over Italy last weekend, were called up to the Spanish squad for the London Olympics on Tuesday.
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Italy And Spain To Meet In Euro 2024 Group Stage, England Handed Kind Draw
Spain, victors over Italy in the final of Euro 2012, will take on 2018 World Cup runners-up Croatia in their opening match in Berlin on June 15.
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Rafael Nadal Wins Doping Defamation Case Against French Ex-Minister
The ex-minister from 2007-2010 alleged that Nadal had faked an injury in 2012, when he missed the final six months of the season due to knee problems, in order to hide a positive drug test.
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Euro 2016: Chris Coleman to Step Down as Wales Manager After 2018 World Cup
Chris Coleman, who took Wales to their first finals since the 1958 World Cup and then oversaw a superb campaign only ended by a Cristiano Ronaldo-inspired Portugal, said he would have been in the job long enough
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Euro 2016: Italy to Wear Black Armbands to Honour Dhaka Attack Victims
The Italian team will wear black armbands in their Euro 2016 quarter-final clash against Germany to pay tribute to the victims of the Dhaka attacks
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Euro 2016: Spain Aim to Maintain Reversal of Fortunes With Italy
Spain and Italy met in the Euro 2012 final where the former won 4-0 in the match played at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev.
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Euro 2016: Spain Don't Fear Italy, Says Nolito
A shock defeat to Croatia saw Spain lose out on top spot in Group D after starting the tournament in impressive fashion with victories over Czech Republic and Turkey.
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Jamie Vardy Spurns Arsenal, Commits To Leicester City
Jamie Vardy, presently on duty with England at the Euro 2016 finals, has agreed to an improved four year contract offer from Leicester City, spurning Arsenal's advances after they activated a
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FIFA World Cup: Joachim Loew's Big Test vs Brazil
After eight years in charge of Germany, Joachim Loew so far has one previous World Cup semi-final, the 2008 European Championship final and the Euro 2012 semi-final to show. No trophy.
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Nerveless Jesus Navas sends Spain into Confederations Cup final
Italy were left to curse their luck after initially shackling Spain in the first half, and coach Cesare Prandelli must now galvanise minds and bodies for Sunday's meeting with Uruguay in the third-place play-off.
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Thiago Alcantara hat-trick sees Spain retain European U-21 title with 4-2 win over Italy
Spain, who have the upper hand in Under-21 finals with Italy - leading 2-1 after this victory that handed them a fourth title - took less than seven minutes to open the scoring with a nicely worked goal.
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Jose Mourinho congratulates Barcelona on title win
Mourinho rested a host of first-team players from the start at the Cornella El-Prat with Friday's Copa del Rey final against Atletico Madrid in mind, but Real were still dealt a huge blow ahead of that clash when Raphael Varane limped off with a knee injury early on.
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US activity picks up, hopes for Euro zone rise
Activity in the dominant U.S. services sector perked up in the final month of 2012, while hopes grew that Europe may be through the worst of its economic slump, surveys showed on Friday. Britain's vast services sector, however, contracted for the first time in two years, suggesting the broader economy probably shrank as well in the final three mont...
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Buffon calls on Italians to show more composure
Italy captain Gianluigi Buffon says it's time for the Azzurri to forget their tendency for early campaign jitters after a shaky 2-2 draw in Bulgaria gave them an indication that qualifying for the 2014 World Cup finals will not be easy.
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Capello deal not finalized: Russian FA
Italian coach Fabio Capello is still in negotiations over the vacant Russia post, and the deal is yet to be finalized, the Russian FA said Wednesday.
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Euro 2012 champs Jordi Alba, Juan Mata get Olympic nod
Left-back Jordi Alba and winger Juan Mata, both scorers in Spain's 4-0 Euro 2012 final victory over Italy last weekend, were called up to the Spanish squad for the London Olympics on Tuesday.
