Gabriel Martinelli made his second senior appearance for Brazil as they set a new points record, and the Arsenal youngster had a part to play in one of his country's goals
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Egypt’s president has met with Sudan’s top general for talks focusing on ties between the two African neighbors
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It feels like the January transfer window shut just yesterday, however, time moves fast in football and it is time to turn our attention towards what might be Tottenham’s biggest summer transfer window in well over a decade. It is no secret that the squad needs some major reinforcements, and Conte will demand a lot. […]
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Harry Kane has become the latest England player to stand up for Harry Maguire after the Manchester United defender was booed up a section of the Wembley crowd on Tuesday
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His confidence takes a hit, as does our domestic tranquility.
Dezeen Showroom: created by US brand Blu Dot, the Souvenir sofa combines plush seating with a slim wooden bookshelf, giving a striking way to display objects. Read more
U.S. Bancorp’s stock has gained approximately 1% YTD as compared to the 3% drop in the S&P500 index over the same period. Further, at its current price of $57 per share, it is trading 13% below its fair value of $66 – Trefis’ estimate for U.S. Bancorp’s valuation. The bank posted weak results in...
The Warriors are expected to be without star guard Stephen Curry for the remainder of the regular season due to a foot injury.
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