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Saudi Arabia’s Al-Hilal ‘had to climb Mount Everest without oxygen’ in shock Club World Cup win over Manchester City
Al-Hilal secured a spot in the quarterfinals in sensational fashion with a dramatic 4-3 victory against Manchester City on Monday, scoring twice in extra-time to produce arguably the biggest shock of the Club World Cup so far.
The Premier League’s transfer rumor mill has been buzzing early thanks to the Club World Cup allowing for transfers from June ...
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If there is any solace for Manchester City in the wake of their shock early exit from the Club World Cup, it is that the ...
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Man City join list of humiliated Premier League giants at the Club World CupSaudi Pro League giants Al-Hilal recorded a 4-3 victory over City, made more impressive by the fact they were missing several ...
Simpson-Pusey was named the Premier League 2 Player of the Season in May, becoming the first defender to win the award. Nine ...
Tuttosport are reporting that Juventus have registered their interest in Oscar Bobb, who is yearning to prove himself to ...
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Fabrizio Romano breaks Newcastle United transfer news as midfielder set to join Premier League rivalsSigning Hutchison is considered a coup for Newcastle’s academy as the set-up continues to build under Saudi-backed ownership.
Manchester City face the unprecedented possibility of having their Premier League titles stripped over alleged financial ...
Manchester City was fined more than one million pounds by the Premier League for repeatedly delaying kickoff times “without ...
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The away derby comes in February. Ruben Amorim has a winning record over Guardiola, beating the Catalan manager twice and ...
Man City's charges are a "huge factor" the Premier League must contend with before changing PSR to a different financial ruleset.
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