Rayo Vallecano, who train on a pitch that has potholes and play in a stadium where opponents mock the facilities, are on the cusp of a European final.
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A subcommittee of MLS owners met earlier this month to explore shifting the Vancouver Whitecaps to a new market, a source confirmed to ESPN.
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Cardiff City are in talks to make Nathan Trott a permanent signing following the goalkeeper’s promotion-winning season on loan from Copenhagen.
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Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic says he believes Luka Modric will be fit to lead his side at this summer’s World Cup after the AC Milan midfielder had surgery on a broken cheekbone.
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Xabi Alonso is reportedly on Chelsea’s shortlist to be their next manager, while Arsenal are interested in Victor Osimhen. Transfer Talk has the latest.
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Run of five defeats could lead to awkward queries this week, including why £124m of attacking talent is being underused Eddie Howe is braced for forensic questioning by Newcastle’s Saudi Arabian owners at a Northumberland country house hotel in the middle of this week. Matfen Hall sells itself as a venue for rest and relaxation
BBC Sport NI looks at all you need to know ahead of Saturday’s Irish Cup final between Coleraine and holders Dungannon Swifts at Windsor Park.
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After starting the 1986 world championships as a 150-1 outsider victory against Steve Davis led to watching tennis with royalty and being mobbed in Tesco “It was like a strange dream,” Joe Johnson says as he remembers becoming the world snooker champion 40 years ago as a 150-1 outsider and former gas board and factory worker
Sunday’s landmark in London was not only unexpected, dramatic and historic – it was a once-in-a-generation moment A few years ago at the London Marathon, organisers wheeled out an industrial-sized treadmill called the Tumbleator. Then they tempted curious onlookers with a simple question: can you keep up with Eliud Kipchoge? The answer was obvious. But
Al-Ahli won for the second successive year, but few outside Jeddah will remember proceedings fondly As far as head-butts in major finals go, it wasn’t quite Zinedine Zidane in 2006, but Zakaria Hawsawi’s lunge forwards in Saturday’s AFC Champions League Elite final connected with Tete Yengi’s jaw and dropped the stunned Australian, almost a foot