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10 of football’s cruellest relegations ever: five-team play-offs, court cases... and a German Shepherd

By Greg Lea Published

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FA Cup Review: Chesham leave Rovers reeling, Vale face tricky replay

By FourFourTwo Staff Published

On another memorable FA Cup day for the non-league sides, Chesham stunned Bristol Rovers and Brackley and Maidenhead also impressed

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UEFA facing legal woe without video tech, says Arsenal boss Wenger

By FourFourTwo Staff Published

Arsene Wenger The FA wants to use video assistant referees from next year's FA Cup and Arsene Wenger is in favour following Champions League controversy.

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Huddersfield job too good an opportunity to turn down – Danny Cowley

By FourFourTwo Staff Published

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Everton boss Silva thinks summer signings need more time to settle

By FourFourTwo Staff Published

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FIFA impose sanctions on three players

By FourFourTwo Staff Last updated

FIFA The punishments handed to three individuals regarding match manipulation have been imposed worldwide by governing body FIFA.

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Arsenal players have let Wenger down, claims Vieira

By FourFourTwo Staff Published

Arsene Wenger Arsenal's struggles are as much the fault of the players as under-fire manager Arsene Wenger, Patrick Vieira has told Omnisport.

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Raggett 'lost for words' after sending Lincoln into FA Cup quarter-finals

By FourFourTwo Staff Published

Sean Raggett Lincoln City produced an FA Cup shock after winning 1-0 at Premier League Burnley with Sean Raggett the match-winner.

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Ranieri tastes success on Leicester debut

By FourFourTwo Staff Published

Andrej Kramarić Leicester City came from behind to beat Lincoln City 3-1 and give Claudio Ranieri victory in his first game in charge of the club.

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FA Cup Review: Liverpool suffer Wolves howler, Lincoln dream continues, Spurs break Wycombe hearts

By FourFourTwo Staff Published

Liverpool, Brighton and Hove Albion and Newcastle United all suffered shock losses, but Tottenham survived in the FA Cup fourth round.

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