Rivaldo's hattrick on Valencia

Rivaldo's sensational hat-trick against Valencia is hailed by many as the ultimate masterpiece on the pitch

The UAE League Cup ( كأس رابطة المحترفين الإماراتية) 2023

| كأس مصرف أبوظبي الإسلامي كونوا من الحاضرين

Memphis Depay to Barcelona

Memphis Depay joins the Netherlands x Barcelona Hall of Fame

Burak Yilmaz the Turkish Ronaldo

Burak Yilmaz had the Netherlands running scared yesterday

The worst manager in premier league history

Frank De Boer was the latest to get a tongue lashing from Jose Mourinho, with the Man Utd boss labeling the ex-Palace manager as the "worst in Premier League history" following a row over Marcus Rashford...

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Ajax, Juventus & Galatasaray join title celebrations

 

Manchester United were joined in wrapping up their league title early by Ajax, Juventus and Galatasaray on Sunday.

Antonio Conte's side beat Palermo to put the race for Serie A beyond Napoli, while the Dutch outfit secured their 32nd Eredivisie crown.

Galatasaray picked up their 19th Turkish title with victory over Sivasspor to become the most successful team in the country's history.

With PSG closing in on the Ligue 1 championship, the likes of Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini are left to look on enviously. 
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Mancini & Mourinho to do battle in Group of Death

 

Manchester City will face Real Madrid in this season's Champions League "Group of Death" that also contains the champions from Holland and Germany.

Roberto Mancini's men were drawn in Group D alongside Jose Mourinho's La Liga winners in Monaco yesterday, along with Eredivisie champions Ajax and Bundesliga holders Borussia Dortmund.

City will be cursing their luck, especially after being drawn in the least enviable group in last season's tournament, playing Napoli, Villarreal and eventual runners-up Bayern Munich before finishing third.

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John W. Henry left scratching his head

 

They must have thought it would be easy to fill the void left by the recently-sacked Kenny Dalglish in the Anfield dugout, yet so far Liverpool's managerial targets have been dropping like flies.

Ajax boss Frank de Boer has become the latest boss to rule himself out of a switch to the Reds, joining Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and Brendan Rodgers in saying 'thanks, but no thanks' to club owner's FSG.

Now, John W. Henry is set to choose between Roberto Martinez and Andre Villas-Boas to take the hot seat, or opt for a blast from the past with Rafa Benitez.

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