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Bayer Leverkusen Host West Ham Still On Target For Remarkable Treble
Should Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen keep pursuit of a remarkable treble, the Bundesliga leaders will need to get past a dogged West Ham buoyed by recent European successes.
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Rodrygo Keeps Real Madrid Clear Of Barcelona, Girona Boost European Dream
Rodrygo fired La Liga leaders Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Athletic Bilbao with a superb brace on Sunday to restore their eight-point advantage on Barcelona.
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Antonio Conte In Firing Line As Inter Milan Need Champions League Miracle
Inter Milan, three-time European champions, are bottom of Group B with just two points from four games, six points behind leaders Borussia Moenchengladbach.
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Ligue 1: Neymar Reaches Milestone But PSG Held Ahead Of Manchester United Showdown
Neymar scored his 50th league goal for Paris Saint-Germain but warned the Ligue 1 leaders needed to improve quickly as they prepared for a crunch European clash with Manchester United by drawing 2-2 with Bordeaux on Saturday.
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Bundesliga: Bayern Munich Brush Aside Union Berlin, Extend Lead At Top
Bundesliga became the first top European league on Saturday to resume during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Fixtures Favour Chelsea, Complains Jose Mourinho
Jose Mourinho was shocked to discover that Antonio Conte's Premier League leaders will play their three seasonal games over 10 days, compared to eight days for United and Arsenal and seven for Liverpool.
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Diego Simeone Demands Improvement From La Liga Leaders Atletico Madrid
Thomas Partey's late winner in a 1-0 victory over Levante on Saturday moved Los Rojiblancos two points clear of European champions Barcelona at the top of the table, albeit having played a game more.
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UEFA Leader is Set to Pursue FIFA's Top Job
Michel Platini, the head of European soccer's confederation, UEFA, will announce as early as this week that he will run for what many believe is the most powerful position in international sports, according to two soccer officials who have been briefed on his campaign. Merely by entering the race, Platini, 60, a former midfielder for the French nat...
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Sepp Blatter 'Confident' of New FIFA Term
Sepp Blatter is favourite to secure a fifth term in a vote on Friday but has faced an unprecedented challenge from FIFA vice president Prince Ali bin al Hussein while European football leaders have stepped up their criticism of the Swiss leader.
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Serie A: Inter Host Milan Derby, Lazio Seek Juventus Upset
Seven-time European champions Inter Milan sit ninth, 28 points behind leaders Juventus and seven behind Fiorentina in the first Europa League qualifying spot. Inter are 10th, a point further behind, with eight games remaining this season.
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Michel Platini Set for Third Term as UEFA Leader
Michel Platini, who led France to the European Championship in 1984, is certain to be elected at the UEFA Congress in Vienna as no-one from the 54 national federations has dared challenge him.
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Champions League: English Big Guns Chelsea F.C., Manchester City F.C Face German Challenge
In-form Premier League leaders Chelsea, with maximum points on the domestic front after four games, will be looking to repeat last season's display against Schalke 04 whom they beat 3-0 home and away. In another big game, five-time winners Bayern Munich, who made a third consecutive European semi-final last season, face off against English Premier ...
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Portugal wins, Italy draws in World Cup qualifying
On a low-key night of qualifying in the European zone, Belgium and Bosnia-Herzegovina both won to consolidate top spots in their groups but Group H leader Montenegro lost 4-0 at home to Ukraine to put second-place England back in control of its own destiny.
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European Union leaders watch football during economic summit: report
While expected to devote their full attention at evolving a plan at the crucial summit talks meant to save Europe, the European Union leaders instead preferred watching football on Thursday night, The Sun reported Friday.
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Ukraine plays down Euro 2012 snubs over Tymoshenko
Ukraine's president has played down plans by some European leaders to boycott Euro 2012 matches in Ukraine over the imprisonment of ex-premier Yulia Tymoshenko, saying the event will be a success, according to an interview published on Thursday.
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Bayer Leverkusen Host West Ham Still On Target For Remarkable Treble
Should Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen keep pursuit of a remarkable treble, the Bundesliga leaders will need to get past a dogged West Ham buoyed by recent European successes.
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Rodrygo Keeps Real Madrid Clear Of Barcelona, Girona Boost European Dream
Rodrygo fired La Liga leaders Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Athletic Bilbao with a superb brace on Sunday to restore their eight-point advantage on Barcelona.
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Antonio Conte In Firing Line As Inter Milan Need Champions League Miracle
Inter Milan, three-time European champions, are bottom of Group B with just two points from four games, six points behind leaders Borussia Moenchengladbach.
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Ligue 1: Neymar Reaches Milestone But PSG Held Ahead Of Manchester United Showdown
Neymar scored his 50th league goal for Paris Saint-Germain but warned the Ligue 1 leaders needed to improve quickly as they prepared for a crunch European clash with Manchester United by drawing 2-2 with Bordeaux on Saturday.
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Bundesliga: Bayern Munich Brush Aside Union Berlin, Extend Lead At Top
Bundesliga became the first top European league on Saturday to resume during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Fixtures Favour Chelsea, Complains Jose Mourinho
Jose Mourinho was shocked to discover that Antonio Conte's Premier League leaders will play their three seasonal games over 10 days, compared to eight days for United and Arsenal and seven for Liverpool.
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Diego Simeone Demands Improvement From La Liga Leaders Atletico Madrid
Thomas Partey's late winner in a 1-0 victory over Levante on Saturday moved Los Rojiblancos two points clear of European champions Barcelona at the top of the table, albeit having played a game more.
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UEFA Leader is Set to Pursue FIFA's Top Job
Michel Platini, the head of European soccer's confederation, UEFA, will announce as early as this week that he will run for what many believe is the most powerful position in international sports, according to two soccer officials who have been briefed on his campaign. Merely by entering the race, Platini, 60, a former midfielder for the French nat...
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Sepp Blatter 'Confident' of New FIFA Term
Sepp Blatter is favourite to secure a fifth term in a vote on Friday but has faced an unprecedented challenge from FIFA vice president Prince Ali bin al Hussein while European football leaders have stepped up their criticism of the Swiss leader.
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Serie A: Inter Host Milan Derby, Lazio Seek Juventus Upset
Seven-time European champions Inter Milan sit ninth, 28 points behind leaders Juventus and seven behind Fiorentina in the first Europa League qualifying spot. Inter are 10th, a point further behind, with eight games remaining this season.
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Michel Platini Set for Third Term as UEFA Leader
Michel Platini, who led France to the European Championship in 1984, is certain to be elected at the UEFA Congress in Vienna as no-one from the 54 national federations has dared challenge him.
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Champions League: English Big Guns Chelsea F.C., Manchester City F.C Face German Challenge
In-form Premier League leaders Chelsea, with maximum points on the domestic front after four games, will be looking to repeat last season's display against Schalke 04 whom they beat 3-0 home and away. In another big game, five-time winners Bayern Munich, who made a third consecutive European semi-final last season, face off against English Premier ...
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Portugal wins, Italy draws in World Cup qualifying
On a low-key night of qualifying in the European zone, Belgium and Bosnia-Herzegovina both won to consolidate top spots in their groups but Group H leader Montenegro lost 4-0 at home to Ukraine to put second-place England back in control of its own destiny.
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European Union leaders watch football during economic summit: report
While expected to devote their full attention at evolving a plan at the crucial summit talks meant to save Europe, the European Union leaders instead preferred watching football on Thursday night, The Sun reported Friday.
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Ukraine plays down Euro 2012 snubs over Tymoshenko
Ukraine's president has played down plans by some European leaders to boycott Euro 2012 matches in Ukraine over the imprisonment of ex-premier Yulia Tymoshenko, saying the event will be a success, according to an interview published on Thursday.
