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Since beating Manchester City in the Champions League final, Chelsea have failed to win in 10 games against them

Rio Ferdinand: "Sterling hadn't heard anything about a change. No one from the upper hierarchy had told him he's surplus to requirements. What I'm hearing is that the last conversation Sterling had about his situation was that "everything's fine", and that wasn't even between him and the manager!

[Santi Ovalle & Adrià Albets] Gundogan is now OPEN to leaving Barcelona. Club's idea is to cut the wage bill and German is one of the highest paid in the team. Player would welcome the possibility of returning to Manchester City.

[The Telegraph] Chelsea's owner Behdad Eghbali’s view is understood to be that Chelsea are racing to catch up, and that building a club will invariably involve some casualties

[Hawkins] Thierry Henry has quit his job as the manager of France U21s

[Toni Kroos on Instagram] august vacation is for former footballers

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Monday Moan

Vini Jr. will spend R$20M (3.3M euros) to turn deactivated public school in Sao Goncalo into project headquarters. It will be able to serve 5 thousand people, promoting education, sport and culture for free to the surrounding population.

Ipswich Town 0 - [1] Liverpool - Diogo Jota 59'

Ipswich Town 0 - [2] Liverpool - Mohamed Salah 65'

Fabian Schar (Newcastle Utd) straight red card against Southampton 29'

Incident between Havertz and Mosquera, no card given

Arsenal [1] - 0 Wolves - Kai Havertz 25'

Burns (Ipswich) handball while on a yellow card

Manchester United fans in Uganda hold a rally to celebrate the start of the new Premier League season.

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Confirmed: Oscar Bobb will be ruled out for up to four months

[Official] Tottenham Hotspur reach agreement for the permanent transfer of Wilson Odobert from Burnley