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Manchester City Close In On Premier League Title, Burnley FC Relegated
Manchester City closed in on a fourth consecutive Premier League title by thrashing Fulham 4-0 on Saturday, while Burnley were relegated from the top flight after a 2-1 defeat at Tottenham.
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Fernando Torres sees red as Chelsea FC hold Tottenham Hotspur to a draw
Torres played a key role in Chelsea's second-half revival, but having earlier appeared to scratch Jan Vertonghen in an off-the-ball incident, he was sent off in the 81st minute after being shown a second yellow card for leading with his arm in a challenge on the same player.
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UEFA Champions League: FC Copenhagen deny dominant Juventus
Antonio Conte made a number of changes from his usual starting 11 for the clash against the Danish title-holders, who have endured a mediocre start to their domestic season.
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Lukas Podolski, Olivier Giroud score as Arsenal FC renaissance continues at Fulham
Arsenal took the lead when Olivier Giroud gathered a low shot from Aaron Ramsey and stabbed the ball past Fulham goalkeeper David Stockdale. Podolski made it 2-0 four minutes before half-time when he side-footed home after Stockdale saved from Theo Walcott, and the Germany forward sealed victory in the 68th minute by gathering a pass from Santi...
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Everton confirm approach for Roberto Martinez
Wigan revealed on Tuesday they had accepted Martinez's request to leave the club and he was quickly installed as the favourite to succeed David Moyes at Everton.
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Alex Ferguson may miss the start of next season
The 71-year-old Manchester United manager will undergo a hip operation at the end of July and it would require a rapid recovery in order for him to be back in charge for the Community Shield at Wembley on August 11.
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Villas-Boas rues draw as Euro race heats up
Meanwhile, Wigan's survival hopes suffered a further blow after Tottenham's late equaliser when boss Roberto Martinez revealed that defender Maynor Figueroa is set to miss the rest of the season, including the FA Cup final against Manchester City on May 11, after sustaining a groin problem that forced him to be stretched off in the first half.
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Euro hurt can aid top four bid, says Tottenham manager Villas-Boas
Villas-Boas has been handed a fitness boost as England winger Aaron Lennon is ready to return from a knee problem. Jermain Defoe could start after returning from a pelvic injury last weekend, coming off the bench and scoring in the victory over Manchester City.
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UEFA Europa League: Chelsea beat Basel after David Luiz's last-gasp effort
In the end, the only sour note for the visitors was a yellow card for Ashley Cole that rules him out of the second leg, although Basel will also be without centre-back Aleksandar Dragovic for the same reason.
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Manchester United held 2-2 at West Ham; Manchester City, Chelsea win
Second placed City took advantage of United's slip, with Carlos Tevez netting the winner against Wigan while Chelsea climbed to third place with a 3-0 win at west London neighbours Fulham.
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Alex Ferguson laments 'unbelievable' Cech save
Trailing 1-0 to Demba Ba's magnificent volley early in the second half, United looked poised to equalise in the 61st minute, only for Petr Cech to produce a stunning stop to repel Javier Hernandez's close-range header.
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Fulham skipper Brede Hangeland signs new deal
The Norwegian centre-back joined Fulham from FC Copenhagen in January 2008 and has made 233 appearances for the west London outfit in all competitions.
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Mousa Dembele strikes late as Tottenham send Lyon packing
The North London side probably did deserve to progress, but they were also fortunate when German referee Wolfgang Stark waved away strong Lyon claims for a penalty in the second half after Brad Friedel appeared to bring down Alexandre Lacazette inside the area.
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Wayne Rooney lights Manchester United's way to 10-point lead
It was Rooney who produced the moment of composure that eventually decided the game when he advanced from halfway after a mistake by Senderos.
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Sir Alex Ferguson targets FA Cup glory
Javier Hernandez struck twice while Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney struck one goal each as Manchester United eased past Fulham 4-1 in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Saturday.
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Manchester City Close In On Premier League Title, Burnley FC Relegated
Manchester City closed in on a fourth consecutive Premier League title by thrashing Fulham 4-0 on Saturday, while Burnley were relegated from the top flight after a 2-1 defeat at Tottenham.
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Fernando Torres sees red as Chelsea FC hold Tottenham Hotspur to a draw
Torres played a key role in Chelsea's second-half revival, but having earlier appeared to scratch Jan Vertonghen in an off-the-ball incident, he was sent off in the 81st minute after being shown a second yellow card for leading with his arm in a challenge on the same player.
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UEFA Champions League: FC Copenhagen deny dominant Juventus
Antonio Conte made a number of changes from his usual starting 11 for the clash against the Danish title-holders, who have endured a mediocre start to their domestic season.
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Lukas Podolski, Olivier Giroud score as Arsenal FC renaissance continues at Fulham
Arsenal took the lead when Olivier Giroud gathered a low shot from Aaron Ramsey and stabbed the ball past Fulham goalkeeper David Stockdale. Podolski made it 2-0 four minutes before half-time when he side-footed home after Stockdale saved from Theo Walcott, and the Germany forward sealed victory in the 68th minute by gathering a pass from Santi...
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Everton confirm approach for Roberto Martinez
Wigan revealed on Tuesday they had accepted Martinez's request to leave the club and he was quickly installed as the favourite to succeed David Moyes at Everton.
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Alex Ferguson may miss the start of next season
The 71-year-old Manchester United manager will undergo a hip operation at the end of July and it would require a rapid recovery in order for him to be back in charge for the Community Shield at Wembley on August 11.
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Villas-Boas rues draw as Euro race heats up
Meanwhile, Wigan's survival hopes suffered a further blow after Tottenham's late equaliser when boss Roberto Martinez revealed that defender Maynor Figueroa is set to miss the rest of the season, including the FA Cup final against Manchester City on May 11, after sustaining a groin problem that forced him to be stretched off in the first half.
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Euro hurt can aid top four bid, says Tottenham manager Villas-Boas
Villas-Boas has been handed a fitness boost as England winger Aaron Lennon is ready to return from a knee problem. Jermain Defoe could start after returning from a pelvic injury last weekend, coming off the bench and scoring in the victory over Manchester City.
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UEFA Europa League: Chelsea beat Basel after David Luiz's last-gasp effort
In the end, the only sour note for the visitors was a yellow card for Ashley Cole that rules him out of the second leg, although Basel will also be without centre-back Aleksandar Dragovic for the same reason.
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Manchester United held 2-2 at West Ham; Manchester City, Chelsea win
Second placed City took advantage of United's slip, with Carlos Tevez netting the winner against Wigan while Chelsea climbed to third place with a 3-0 win at west London neighbours Fulham.
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Alex Ferguson laments 'unbelievable' Cech save
Trailing 1-0 to Demba Ba's magnificent volley early in the second half, United looked poised to equalise in the 61st minute, only for Petr Cech to produce a stunning stop to repel Javier Hernandez's close-range header.
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Fulham skipper Brede Hangeland signs new deal
The Norwegian centre-back joined Fulham from FC Copenhagen in January 2008 and has made 233 appearances for the west London outfit in all competitions.
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Mousa Dembele strikes late as Tottenham send Lyon packing
The North London side probably did deserve to progress, but they were also fortunate when German referee Wolfgang Stark waved away strong Lyon claims for a penalty in the second half after Brad Friedel appeared to bring down Alexandre Lacazette inside the area.
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Wayne Rooney lights Manchester United's way to 10-point lead
It was Rooney who produced the moment of composure that eventually decided the game when he advanced from halfway after a mistake by Senderos.
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Sir Alex Ferguson targets FA Cup glory
Javier Hernandez struck twice while Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney struck one goal each as Manchester United eased past Fulham 4-1 in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Saturday.
