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[WhoScored] Suspended today, it means Paul Pogba will have only featured in 6 of a possible 15 Manchester derbies since returning to United in 2016.

[Official] Xavi Hernández is the new FC Barcelona coach

[ESPN UK] Man United had more shots on target against their own keeper than against Man City

[Duncan Alexander] 21% of Man Utd's home defeats in PL history have come under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Man City penalty shout against Man United 88'

Post Match Thread: Manchester United 0 - 2 Manchester City

Manchester United 0 - [1] Manchester City - Eric Bailly OG 7'

Manchester United 0 - [2] Manchester City - Bernardo Silva 45'

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Harry Kane: Conte told us he’s come to Spurs to win - we have no excuses

[Sky Sports News] A Chelsea fan who posted antisemitic and racist tweets aimed at Tottenham fans, including photos of Auschwitz and a man doing a Nazi salute, has been jailed.

[OndaCero] Since January 2020, Barcelona has paid Valverde's settlement, pending Setien's and Koeman's settlement and Xavi's release clause. About 30M € cost on the coaches.

[Damià López] Barcelona haven't announced Xavi because they don't have an agreement with Al-Sadd yet. They don't agree with Al-Sadd's statement. The operation, right now, is frozen.

Jude Bellingham ball recovery [BVB vs Ajax]

Dembele's injury history since joining Barcelona in 2017

[Official] The AlSadd administration has agreed on Xavi’s move to Barcelona after the payment of the release clause stipulated in the contract. We’ve agreed on cooperation with Barcelona in the future. Xavi is an important part of Al-Sadd’s history and we wish him success.

Szoboszlai reveals Neymar tried to put him off before his penalty: "He was asking me 'you gonna score?' I said yes. He said to me 'are you sure?' I said yes I never miss. It is how it is." He's now 11/11 on penalties in his career.

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