Monday, November 5, 2018

Red Star vs Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp admits politics are always influential after Xherdan Shaqiri decision

The Independent - Football
Red Star vs Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp admits politics are always influential after Xherdan Shaqiri decision
Red Star vs Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp admits politics are always influential after Xherdan Shaqiri decision
Shaqiri has not travelled to Serbia due to tension created by his Kosovan roots

Sunday, November 4, 2018

The evolution of Vinicius: Where were 'The Best' players at his age?

English // marca
The evolution of Vinicius: Where were 'The Best' players at his age?
The evolution of Vinicius: Where were 'The Best' players at his age?

Harare BMX revels in new track

Sport – The Standard
Harare BMX revels in new track

When the land upon which the Harare BMX Club track stood for 31 years was sold in 2016, the future of the sport in the city was clouded in uncertainty. […]

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Saturday, November 3, 2018

Transfer Rater: Malcom to Arsenal, Juan Mata to Juventus

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Transfer Rater: Malcom to Arsenal, Juan Mata to Juventus
Things change in the blink of an eye in football. The Football Whispers Index takes the latest transfer rumours and gives them a score out of five; the higher the score, the more realistic and reliable the Whisper. Here are today's top five emerging whispers. And keep an eye on Transfer Talk for all the latest gossip. Declan Rice to Chelsea The Blues are monitoring the West Ham United star's contract negotiations and could make a move next summer if he hasn't signed a new deal. According...

Friday, November 2, 2018

Man City Talisman Ruled Out For At Least A Month Through A Knee Injury

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Man City Talisman Ruled Out For At Least A Month Through A Knee Injury

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Man City star Kevin De Bruyne has been ruled out for for 4-6 weeks due to a knee injury.

Having recently recovered from the knee injury he had picked up back in August, the Belgian international made his first domestic start of the season in City’s Carabao Cup encounter against Fulham on Thursday night.

However, during the final 5 minutes of the game, Timothy Fosu-Mensah – Manchester United‘s talented defender who is currently on loan at Craven Cottage – landed heavily on De Bruyne’s knee, accidentally injuring him in the process.

The Sky Blues’ playmaker asked to be taken off immediately, and the subsequent tests conducted by Manchester City‘s medical staff have since provided an estimate regarding the length of his absence due to the injury setback.

The report indicates that the damage done to De Bruyne’s knee is serious enough to keep him on the sidelines for the next 4-6 weeks.

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Manager Pep Guardiola confirmed so at Friday’s press conference, as he revealed: “Unfortunately he is injured, but fortunately he will come back in four-six weeks.

The Spanish tactician further added: “He was so sad. But today less sad and tomorrow he will be stronger again. He can spend time with his family, then it’s international break and then he will be back.”

De Bruyne is expected to miss City’s next nine games, including Sunday’s derby against Manchester United at the Etihad, as well as Champions League fixtures against Shakhtar Donetsk and Lyon.

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Thursday, November 1, 2018

Barcelona look at options to replace Luis Suarez

English // marca
Barcelona look at options to replace Luis Suarez
Barcelona look at options to replace Luis Suarez

Manchester City vs Fulham: How Gabriel Jesus can emerge from most difficult spell of City career so far

The Independent - Football
Manchester City vs Fulham: How Gabriel Jesus can emerge from most difficult spell of City career so far
Manchester City vs Fulham: How Gabriel Jesus can emerge from most difficult spell of City career so far
Jesus is playing second fiddle to Sergio Aguero but an EFL Cup outing against Fulham's poor defence could help his cause