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Ruud van Nistelrooy has been appointed as Leicester City's new manager on a contract until June 2027, succeeding Steve Cooper, who was sacked after a poor start to the season. Van Nistelrooy's first match will be against West Ham on December 3, following a brief interim role at Manchester United.
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The FA Cup third round draw has set up intriguing matchups, including Manchester City facing Salford City, owned by former United players. Liverpool will host Accrington Stanley, while Manchester United visits Arsenal. Matches are scheduled for January 11-12, 2025.
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Pep Guardiola's Manchester City suffered a fourth consecutive Premier League defeat, losing 2-0 to Liverpool. The result leaves City 11 points behind the league leaders, prompting chants of 'sacked in the morning' directed at Guardiola, who humorously responded by holding up six fingers to signify his titles won with the club.
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Wales secured promotion in the Nations League, showcasing their footballing prowess under Craig Bellamy. Meanwhile, political tensions rise in the US as Trump's administration faces scrutiny over its treatment of government officials and media, with discussions about reshaping press briefings to include podcasters.
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Ruud van Nistelrooy prepares for his last match as interim manager of Manchester United against Leicester City. Following Erik ten Hag's dismissal, he aims to leave the team in good form before new head coach Ruben Amorim takes over on November 11.
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Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour are set for a crucial Serie A clash as Napoli faces Inter Milan at the San Siro. Both players have contributed significantly to Napoli's strong start this season, despite a recent defeat. They will join the Scotland national team after the match for upcoming Nations League fixtures.
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Coventry City has terminated the contract of manager Mark Robins after a disappointing start to the Championship season. Despite his successful tenure, which included promotions and near misses for the Premier League, the club's recent performance led to this unexpected decision.
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Liverpool is managing several player injuries as they prepare for crucial fixtures against Real Madrid and Manchester City. Key players like Trent Alexander-Arnold and Alisson Becker are sidelined, with potential return dates being closely monitored. The team's performance remains strong, sitting atop the Premier League and Champions League.
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Pep Guardiola has signed a contract extension with Manchester City, committing to the club until 2027. This decision comes amid ongoing scrutiny over the club's financial practices and a challenging run of form, with City currently facing 130 charges related to financial breaches.
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Rodri, recovering from knee surgery, expressed honor at Real Madrid's interest but reaffirmed his commitment to Manchester City. Meanwhile, Spain's new migration policy aims to legalize undocumented workers to address labor shortages, reflecting the country's demographic challenges.
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Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have been nominated for the FIFPRO World XI, despite not playing in Europe. The shortlist includes 26 players, with a significant representation from Manchester City and Real Madrid. The final team will be announced on December 9, 2024.
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Manchester City faced a humiliating defeat against Tottenham Hotspur, marking their fifth consecutive loss. Despite a promising start, City struggled defensively and failed to capitalize on scoring opportunities, leading to a significant drop in their Premier League standings.
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Manchester City faced a shocking 4-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, marking their fifth consecutive loss. This result is Guardiola's worst run as manager, raising concerns about the team's performance and their title hopes as they fall behind Liverpool in the Premier League standings.
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Mohamed Salah's contract situation at Liverpool remains uncertain as he has yet to receive an offer for an extension. Despite his commitment to the team, Salah's comments have raised concerns among fans about his potential departure when his contract expires next summer.