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  • The five-point European review

    Club Football

    The five-point European review

    Sunday 5 February 2012

    Europe's top flights battled on amid the snow and freezing temperatures over the weekend, with a memorable Manchester United comeback among the highlights.

  • Sunderland savouring O'Neill factor

    England

    Sunderland savouring O'Neill factor

    Friday 13 January 2012

    After taking over Sunderland a month ago with the side in the doldrums, Martin O'Neill looks to have rediscovered the magic touch he showed at Leicester City and Celtic by turning the club into a resilient force.

  • City cruise, chasing pack claim points

    England

    City cruise, chasing pack claim points

    Wednesday 21 December 2011

    Manchester City cruised to a 3-0 victory at home to Stoke City to ensure first place in the Premier League at Christmas, while chasers Manchester United and Arsenal both secured precious away victories.

  • Ferguson: Young players will bounce back

    England

    Ferguson: Young players will bounce back

    Friday 9 December 2011

    Sir Alex Ferguson has moved to protect his young players, insisting they will not be "hounded out" of the club despite their exit from the UEFA Champions League in midweek.

  • Droughts, deluges and scoring sensations

    The Week in Numbers

    Droughts, deluges and scoring sensations

    Wednesday 9 November 2011

    The defensive shortcomings of Estonia’s Ajax Lasnamae, the goalscoring prowess of Demba Ba, Fernando Cavenaghi and Cristiano Ronaldo, plus a goal drought in Cesena, are the focus of FIFA.com’s latest stats review.

  • City thrill as United, Chelsea scrape by

    England

    City thrill as United, Chelsea scrape by

    Saturday 5 November 2011

    Manchester United narrowly beat Sunderland on the 25th anniversary of Sir Alex Ferguson's appointment, while Manchester City edged an enthralling contest against Queens Park Rangers to stay in command.

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