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HOW TO WATCH Here's everything you need to know to watch the FA Cup online, on TV and from anywhere when the semi-finals of the 2024/25 competition take place from April 26-27.

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HOW TO WATCH The EFL Cup reaches its semi final stage with Liverpool, Arsenal, Spurs, and Newcastle in action – here's your complete guide on how to watch Carabao Cup live streams from anywhere.

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EXCLUSIVE Former Bolton midfielder Stelios Giannakopoulos is still regarded as a Wanderers cult hero some 16 years after his exit

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EXCLUSIVE Greece stunned the world when they beat hosts Portugal to win Euro 2004

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Former Liverpool goalkeeper David James tells FFT why the Brazilian is so important, and why it's no longer just about clean sheets

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Managerial sackings can often be described as "mutual agreement" nowadays - they're anything but mutual in the case of these ten unlucky bosses

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The Spaniard moved to Wigan in 1995 and only intended on a short stay before returning to his home country - 28 years on and he's still not worked in Spain since

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Martinez instead went onto win the FA Cup with Wigan at the end of that season

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RONALDO Martinez had conversations with every member of Portugal's World Cup 2022 squad to ascertain their frame of mind after becoming the new manager

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There have been a range of important players in both men's and women's in the last century - here are the pick of the bunch...

By Huw Davies Published
#FLTOP50 As the season’s run-in approaches, it can only mean one thing: with help from our readers, it’s time for FFT’s annual list of the finest stars outside the top flight

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PERFECT XI Sylvinho played for Arsenal and Barcelona with Thierry Henry – but has left him on the bench in his Perfect XI of former colleagues

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PERFECT XI Newcastle United cult hero Nolberto Solano trumpets the case for his greatest selection of ex-team-mates

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PERFECT XI Tottenham, Aston Villa and Sunderland striker Darren Bent picks his Perfect XI – leaving Lamps and JT on the bench for Darren Ambrose…

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FourFourTwo Fancy yourself as a globe-trotting superfan? Tick off the ones you've done, and read our tips to start planning your trips from Tokyo to Hackney

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Southampton What the hell happened to Dia, who earned infamy on this day in 1996? FourFourTwo hits the trail of football’s most unlikely cult hero

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Roberto Martinez's Belgium came third at the World Cup, sit atop the FIFA world rankings and have a golden generation the likes of which the country has never seen. But can they make it count at Euro 2020?

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Sunderland may have dashed Stefan Schwarz's dreams of going to space, but the Swede did play a crucial role on Earth at Euro 92

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Aston Villa Former Aston Villa and Celtic manager Jozef Venglos has died, aged 84. He became the top flight's first foreign gaffer in 1990, introducing ideas that are common today – but were revolutionary at the time

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Top 10 Champions League winner Larsson is a surprise candidate for the Shrimpers job. Yet going down the leagues to make your name as a manager isn't easy...

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Retro Rich Edwards reflects on the despised Football League Super Cup that aimed to compensate for English clubs' European exile

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Action Replay Ah, it's that time of year again. But before the digital age, fans needed a landline and deep pockets to hear player and manager interviews, live commentary and transfer gossip – and occasionally got a foul-mouthed bonus

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Leicester City Claudio Ranieri has consigned his Tinkerman tag to history by defying all expectations this season, so, Richard Edwards asks, is this the beginning of a new era of settlement?

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Manchester United United's cup ties are constantly televised – tonight's quarter-final replay against West Ham is their 52nd consecutive tussle on the box – yet, as Rich Edwards explains, it wasn't too long ago that they abandoned the competition altogether...
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