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"Why Did You Kill My Son?": US Woman Confronts Boy Accused Of Murdering Her Son
In Brooklyn, a grieving mother confronted the suspect, 18-year-old Noah Rentas, accused of fatally stabbing her son.
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Xavi, Rivaldo, Michael Owen Set To Visit India For Barcelona-Real Madrid Legends Clash
The match is set to take place on April 6 at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
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Arsenal seal Champions League berth, Alex Ferguson bows out
A 1-0 win for Arsenal over Newcastle sealed the final qualifying spot for the Champions League and forced Tottenham to settle for a Europa League place.
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FA Cup: Nani propels Manchester United into quarter-finals
The Portuguese winger was only brought on as a substitute because of a first-half injury to Phil Jones but he certainly made his mark with a powerful second-half strike before setting up Javier Hernandez with a pinpoint cross.
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Alex Ferguson reveals Manchester United's striking ambition
Afterwards, Ferguson refused to blame the under-pressure de Gea for Southampton's goal, saying: "Michael's pass-back was a bit soft. Michael held his hand up -- it's great to see that, honest players like Michael saying 'Sorry boss, sorry lads'. It's great.
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"Why Did You Kill My Son?": US Woman Confronts Boy Accused Of Murdering Her Son
In Brooklyn, a grieving mother confronted the suspect, 18-year-old Noah Rentas, accused of fatally stabbing her son.
-
Xavi, Rivaldo, Michael Owen Set To Visit India For Barcelona-Real Madrid Legends Clash
The match is set to take place on April 6 at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
-
Arsenal seal Champions League berth, Alex Ferguson bows out
A 1-0 win for Arsenal over Newcastle sealed the final qualifying spot for the Champions League and forced Tottenham to settle for a Europa League place.
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FA Cup: Nani propels Manchester United into quarter-finals
The Portuguese winger was only brought on as a substitute because of a first-half injury to Phil Jones but he certainly made his mark with a powerful second-half strike before setting up Javier Hernandez with a pinpoint cross.
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Alex Ferguson reveals Manchester United's striking ambition
Afterwards, Ferguson refused to blame the under-pressure de Gea for Southampton's goal, saying: "Michael's pass-back was a bit soft. Michael held his hand up -- it's great to see that, honest players like Michael saying 'Sorry boss, sorry lads'. It's great.
