The Bolton Wanderers manager, Owen Coyle, is convinced his side can win at Stoke on Sunday and bank on other results to secure their Premier League survival – and has told the club’s fans that they have a vital part to play.
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Owen Coyle counts on Bolton's away form to see Wanderers home
Milan go into tomorrow’s derby with Internazionale at San Siro looking to wipe out Juventus’s lead at the top of Serie A after closing the gap to one point in midweek.
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Milan pile the pressure on Juventus
Leeds Rhinos go in search of a 12th consecutive win over Hull FC when the two teams go head-to-head at the KC Stadium tonight. The Rhinos have recently returned to form with four successive wins in all competitions, while the Black and Whites have lost two in a row in Super League action.
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Rhinos aim to extend winning run
The markets are positioning for the Brazilian economy to continue expanding, especially from the added investment and growth as the country hosts the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics, but Eurozone …
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World Cup, Olympics Put Brazil ETFs in Focus
If having Great Britain’s squad reduced to a mere 80 players did not bring the Olympic football tournament into clearer focus, then two events taking place on successive days this week should do so. At Coventry City’s Ricoh Arena tomorrow, Senegal play Oman in the final qualifier for the men’s competition, which is being used as an official test event; and the following day the draw will be made …
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Britain eyes return to the gold standard
The 2012 Olympics may be seen in many parts of Britain as the London Games, but not in Coventry. There is no mistaking local pride at being involved in an event which, for the city, begins with Monday’s final qualifying match for the Olympic men’s football tournament between Oman and Senegal at the Ricoh Arena.
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London Olympics gives Midlands city new sense of identity
London, April 20 (ANI): Chelsea FC has said that it will not object or stand in the way of Didier Drogba or Frank Lampard if they decide to quit for greener pastures.
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Chelsea FC ready to let Lampard, Drogba go in youth drive
In October, while the rest of the country were busy mulling over whether Manchester City’s staggering 6-1 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford signalled a shifting of the landscape in English football, the triumphalism in the blue half of the city was of a more tribal nature.
Portsmouth’s former chief executive Peter Storrie has expressed his desire to return to the club.
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Peter Storrie open to Portsmouth return
Former England coach Terry Venables has made a low-key return to management after a four year absence by joining Wembley FC, a team from the ninth tier of the English football pyramid.
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Former England manager Terry Venables joins ninth tier Wembley FC
Fulham chairman Mohamed Al Fayed has today announced the appointment of his son Karim Fayed as the club’s vice chairman.
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Fulham appoint Mohamed Al Fayed's son as vice chairman
West Brom are mourning club legend Ray Barlow following his death last night at the age of 85.
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West Brom mourn club legend Ray Barlow
Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Karl Henry has lost his battle to be fit for Sunday’s Premier League meeting with the league leaders Manchester United at Molineux.
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Karl Henry to miss United game as Wolves' plight worsens
André Villas-Boas has “parted company” (cough) been sacked from Chelsea FC because he was not good enough, because the team wasn’t good enough or because the management of the club was not good enough? Or any combination of the three?
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Chelsea FC: What's going wrong?
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A full run-down of the transfer ins and outs in the Premier League during the January window.
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Club-by-club guide to all the January transfer deals
Bolton have completed the signing of striker Marvin Sordell from Watford for an undisclosed fee subject to confirmation from the Football Association and Premier League.
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Bolton confirm Marvin Sordell transfer from Watford
Aston Villa winger Charles N’Zogbia is to see a specialist today as he seeks to get to the root of a troublesome heel injury.
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Aston Villa examine N'Zogbia injury
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Ricardo Clark had barely played in the last six months. His last appearance for his German second-division team came in July, and this was his first game for the U.S. national squad since August.
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Soccer Capsules: U.S. beats Venezuela 1-0 on Clark's late goal
Manchester United have a real battle on their hands to retain the Premier League title.
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Manchester United: Potential January transfer targets
Real Zaragoza have rescinded the contract of coach Javier Aguirre, the La Liga club said today, following a woeful run which has left them bottom of the standings.
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Real Zaragoza fire coach Javier Aguirre
RAFAEL Nadal says his game this year has been too predictable and he has sometimes lacked drive on court – weaknesses he plans to overcome for Wimbledon and the 2012 Olympics.
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Nadal hoping to recover spark
