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Revealed: The exclusive club England can join in final World Cup qualifier - as Three Lions aim to become the first nation to achieve the feat in 35 YEARS
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Revealed: The exclusive club England can join in final World Cup qualifier - as Three Lions aim to become the first nation to achieve the feat in 35 YEARS
A comprehensive 2-0 victory against Serbia on a drenched Thursday at Wembley now places England in contention to join an exclusive club alongside Italy and Belgium.
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Player agents latest to join growing rebellion against controversial Premier League salary cap proposals
Top flight clubs are set to vote on bringing in 'anchoring', which would see the amount any side could spend limited to five times the prize money and revenue paid to the club that finishes bottom.
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Chris Eubank Jr scolds his promoter amid fear he'll give away his secret after storming out of post-fight press conference
Chris Eubank Jr scolded his promoter Ben Shalom for attempting to reveal the difficulties he had faced in camp in the lead-up to Saturday night's fight with his rival Conor Benn.
Aryna Sabalenka swims with sharks on holiday after missing out on women's tennis's biggest £4m payday
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Aryna Sabalenka swims with sharks on holiday after missing out on women's tennis's biggest £4m payday
Aryna Sabalenka has been getting over her end-of-season heartbreak by swimming alongside circling sharks in the Maldives.
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'No excuses': Liverpool's British record signing Alexander Isak opens up on injury struggles after difficult start to life at Anfield
Alexander Isak has offered a candid reflection on his difficult road back to full fitness following his British-record £125million move to Liverpool in September.
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England captain and Bayern Munich star Harry Kane reveals the trophy he MUST win to stand any chance of winning the Ballon d'Or
CRAIG HOPE IN TIRANA: The Bayern Munich striker has 23 goals from 17 matches for his club this season and is third favourite for next year's title behind Kylian Mbappe and Lamine Yamal.
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England's fastest bowler given Ashes all-clear but it's more bad news for the Aussies
An ECB statement confirmed he had 'been cleared of any concerns,' and although he did not rejoin the practice game, it added that he 'will continue to train as planned'.
Thomas Tuchel is a compelling, fascinating and resolute leader who handled Jude Bellingham superbly, writes IAN LADYMAN - it's time he got the credit he deserves
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Thomas Tuchel is a compelling, fascinating and resolute leader who handled Jude Bellingham superbly, writes IAN LADYMAN - it's time he got the credit he deserves
IAN LADYMAN IN TIRANA: When he's found himself tiring of the traffic in his adopted London home, Thomas Tuchel has been known to peddle through the West End on a Boris bike.
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DOMINIC KING'S EVERTON Q&A: Why David Moyes will be leading the queue for Ivan Toney, what club insiders are saying about Thierno Barry, how January fits into Dan Friedkin's long-term transfer plan and... delicious doughnuts!
Our man on Merseyside answers YOUR questions on all things Everton.
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SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: Why Steve Borthwick must ignore the clamour to start Henry Pollock, the England try that typified his clever coaching - and two criminal mistakes that hurt New Zealand
The image of Henry Pollock standing at the front of England's response to the haka and licking his lips in anticipation of what was to come was brilliant rugby theatre.
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Maro Itoje and Steve Borthwick open up on 'childhood dream' speech that set tone for thrilling England triumph over New Zealand
NIK SIMON AT TWICKENHAM: The victory was Steve Borthwick 's biggest scalp as England head coach, who claimed his players were inspired by Itoje's rallying team-talk.
This was more than a defeat for the All Blacks - it felt like the death of an idea: England's historic triumph at Twickenham showed New Zealand have lost their aura, identity and greatness, writes OLIVER HOLT
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This was more than a defeat for the All Blacks - it felt like the death of an idea: England's historic triumph at Twickenham showed New Zealand have lost their aura, identity and greatness, writes OLIVER HOLT
OLIVER HOLT AT TWICKENHAM: Where have you gone Jonah Lomu? Where have you gone Dan Carter, and Ma'a Nonu, Sean Fitzpatrick? A nation turns its lonely eyes to you.