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Celtic secured a convincing 4-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle, with goals from Kyogo Furuhashi, Nicolas Kuhn, and Adam Idah (2). Despite a strong first half from Hearts, they remain 11th in the league, just above Hibs. Celtic's victory puts them three points clear at the top of the Premiership.
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On November 22, 2024, the Premier League voted to enforce fair market value on shareholder loans, a move aimed at enhancing financial stability and integrity. This decision follows a legal challenge from Manchester City regarding associated party transaction rules, which the league believes will now be lawful.
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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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Singapore has intensified its crackdown on illegal streaming devices, recently convicting a seller under new copyright laws. Despite this, experts warn that such devices remain widely available online, posing ongoing challenges for enforcement and consumer safety.
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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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Manchester City is grappling with a significant injury crisis as key players like Rodri, Kevin De Bruyne, and Kyle Walker are sidelined. Following recent defeats, manager Pep Guardiola is under pressure to adapt his tactics and restore team morale ahead of crucial matches against Brighton and Sporting Lisbon.
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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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Rúben Amorim will officially start as Manchester United's head coach on Monday, following Ruud van Nistelrooy's unbeaten interim tenure. Amorim's first match is scheduled for November 24 against Ipswich, pending the approval of his work visa, which is still in process.
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Gary Lineker will conclude his 26-year tenure as the presenter of BBC's Match of the Day at the end of the 2024-25 season. He will continue to cover the 2026 World Cup and the FA Cup but will not return to the flagship show. This marks a significant change for the BBC's football programming.
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Diego Forlan, the former Manchester United star, made his professional tennis debut at the Uruguay Open, partnering with Federico Coria. The duo lost in straight sets to Boris Arias and Federico Zeballos, but Forlan expressed gratitude for the experience, highlighting the joy of competing again.
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Tottenham's Rodrigo Bentancur received a seven-match ban and a £100,000 fine from the FA for comments made about teammate Son Heung-min. The club has not imposed additional penalties, opting instead for diversity training. Bentancur's ban begins with a match against Manchester City, missing several key fixtures.
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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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Chelsea captain Reece James has suffered another hamstring injury, ruling him out of the upcoming match. This follows a series of injuries that have limited his appearances since December 2022, raising concerns about his fitness and future contributions to the team.
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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.