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Wullaert hurts England despite late hope from Agyemang’s debut goal

England’s puzzling, Jekyll-and-Hyde form continued as Sarina Wiegman’s side were beaten in Belgium despite a world-class debut goal from the ­Lionesses striker Michelle Agyemang. Brought on as a substitute for the final 10 minutes with England trailing 3-1, the 19-year-old’s first two touches of senior international football saw her control the ball with her thigh

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Aston Villa’s Emi Martínez riles PSG by wearing World Cup triumph cap

Argentinian provokes French club on arrival in Paris Emery praises ‘mature’ goalkeeper before quarter-final Unai Emery insisted Emiliano Martínez will handle the heat in Aston Villa’s Champions League quarter-final at the Parc des Princes, after the Argentina goalkeeper riled Paris Saint-Germain by wearing a cap showing off his World Cup triumph over France and appearing

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Saints’ Dowson says English clubs hampered by ‘dysfunctional’ schedule

Director wants fewer club games in international window Cardiff on the brink of entering administration English club rugby is being undermined by a “dysfunctional” fixture schedule that is making it harder to compete with other top European sides, according to Northampton’s director of rugby, Phil Dowson. Saints are the only English team still involved in

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