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    World Cup 2018: Senegal

    Senegal burst onto the scene at the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan when they defeated defending champions France in the opening game of the tournament.  The Lions of Teranga went on to reach the quarter-final of the event before being eliminated by Turkey.

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    Tottenham’s most important Summer signing

    With the news that Mauricio Pochettino has put pen to paper on a new five year deal at Tottenham, there is cause for optimism in North London this Summer. The former Southampton boss offered something of an ultimatum after the final game of the Premier League season, one that looks like it has been answered.

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    Revolution at the Emirates

    The question as to who will take over from Arsene Wenger as Arsenal Manager has finally been answered. Former Sevilla and PSG boss Unai Emery is the man who has been tasked with filling a very big pair of shoes in North London.

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    2018 World Cup: Croatia

    Croatia burst onto the scene at the 1998 World Cup in France, having previously been part of the former Yugoslavia.  With world class players including Robert Prosinecki, Davor Suker and Zvonimir Boban, Croatia reached the semi-final of the tournament and eventually finished in third place.

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    2018 World Cup: Iceland

    In qualifying for the 2014 World Cup, Iceland finished second in their group, above Norway and Slovenia but well adrift of leaders Switzerland.  They reached the playoffs but were defeated by Croatia.

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    World Cup 2018: England

    England go into the World Cup 2018 tournament following an unbeaten qualifying campaign. The Three Lions have been in this position before, however. Whether the side can perform at the World Cup like they did in qualifying is the big question.

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    World Cup 2018: Mexico

    Mexico have the unenviable task of playing Germany, Sweden and South Korea at the World Cup 2018. Group F has been labelled as the strongest at the tournament and it will take all of Juan Carlos Osorio's expertise to lead El Tri through to the knockout phase.

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    World Cup 2018: Panama

    Having qualified for the 2018 World Cup, the president of Panama declared a public holiday to allow the people of the country to celebrate.  This will be the first time Panama have played at the World Cup finals and they are going to make the most of being at the world’s biggest sporting event.

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    World Cup 2018: Saudi Arabia

    Saudi Arabia's quest to win the World Cup 2018 kicks off on June 14 in Moscow. The Saudis will take on hosts Russia in the first match of the event.

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    World Cup 2018: Denmark

    You must go back to South Africa and the 2010 World Cup to find the last time Denmark played in the tournament.  Many neutral fans will not remember them at the event as the Danes bowed out at the group stages.

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    World Cup 2018: Germany

    Germany head to the World Cup 2018 in Russia as one of the favourites to lift the Jules Rimet Trophy. The Germans won the 2014 edition of the tournament as the team outlasted Argentina in the final, 1-0.

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    Europa League Final

    The first of two European club finals takes place this week as Atletico Madrid take on Marseille for the right to be called Europa League winners for 2018. Diego Simeone’s men beat Arsenal over two legs while their opponents from Southern France were tested by Red Bull Salzburg in the Semi-finals.

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    Citizens have to be considered as the best Premier League side ever

    On Sunday afternoon, Manchester City recorded a 1-0 win at Southampton to become the first team in the Premier League era to break the 100-point barrier.

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    World Cup 2018: Brazil

    Brazil go into the World Cup 2018 as the sportsbooks' favourite to win the competition.

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    Who is the early favourite to win the MLS Cup?

    The Major League Soccer season is 10 weeks old, and despite several clubs having rocky starts to the year, there is still a long way to go before the MLS Cup champion is crowned.

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    The race for the Premier League Golden Boot and PFA Player of the Year

    The Premier League is in the homestretch and just as clubs fight it out for European qualification, a select few players are battling for the Golden Boot Award. The last two seasons have seen Tottenham striker Harry Kane romped to the trophy.

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    The era of Arsene Wenger - Part 2

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    When Arsene Wenger joined Arsenal in October 1996, no one could have anticipated the positive impact he would have, not only on Arsenal Football Club but the whole of English football.

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    The era of Arsene Wenger – Part 1

    10/14/2026

    When Arsene Wenger joined Arsenal in October 1996, no one could have anticipated the positive impact he would have, not only on Arsenal Football Club but the whole of English football.

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    Chelsea In Crisis

    It is fair to say that Chelsea’s defence of the Premier League title is almost non-existent this season as the most coveted prize in English football is set to go from Stamford Bridge to the Etihad.

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    MLS week 6 – Sporting KC and New York City FC top the league

    Six weeks of the Major League Soccer regular season are in the books. Two MLS clubs have shown their early strength in the league as both Sporting KC and New York City top their respective conferences.

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    Western Conference

    OVERALL TABLE PTS GP W D L +/-
    1
    Vancouver Whitecaps 51 28 15 6 7 31
    2
    Saint Louis City 50 28 14 8 6 16
    3
    FC Dallas 47 28 13 8 7 7
    4
    San Jose Earthquakes 46 28 13 7 8 10
    5
    Houston Dynamo 45 28 13 6 9 2
    6
    Los Angeles FC 42 29 11 9 9 13
    7
    Seattle Sounders 41 28 11 8 9 3
    8
    Colorado Rapids 37 28 11 4 13 0
    9
    Los Angeles Galaxy 36 29 9 9 11 -11
    10
    Portland Timbers 33 28 9 6 13 -3
    11
    San Diego 32 28 8 8 12 -3
    12
    Real Salt Lake 32 28 9 5 14 -5
    13
    Austin FC 31 28 7 10 11 -15
    14
    Minnesota United 30 28 7 9 12 -9
    15
    Sporting Kansas City 22 28 6 4 18 -33
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    Eastern Conference

    OVERALL TABLE PTS GP W D L +/-
    1
    Nashville SC 63 28 19 6 3 37
    2
    Inter Miami CF 49 28 13 10 5 18
    3
    Chicago Fire 48 28 14 6 8 11
    4
    Charlotte FC 46 28 13 7 8 10
    5
    New England Revolution 46 28 14 4 10 6
    6
    Philadelphia Union 42 28 12 6 10 11
    7
    Orlando City SC 37 28 11 4 13 -15
    8
    FC Cincinnati 36 27 9 9 9 -7
    9
    New York Red Bulls 36 28 10 6 12 -14
    10
    New York City FC 33 28 8 9 11 4
    11
    Toronto FC 32 28 7 11 10 -11
    12
    DC United 30 27 6 12 9 -12
    13
    Columbus Crew 29 28 8 5 15 -5
    14
    Atlanta United 27 28 7 6 15 -15
    15
    Montreal Impact 24 28 6 6 16 -21
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