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Dominik Szoboszlai Plays Hero And Villain In Liverpool's FA Cup Win
Dominik Szoboszlai produced a sublime goal and a ridiculous error as Liverpool eased to a 4-1 win over third-tier Barnsley to reach the FA Cup fourth round.
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UK Man "Dead" For 50 Minutes Makes Miraculous Recovery, Baffles Doctors
After spending five weeks in a medically induced coma to protect his brain from oxygen deprivation, he has gradually regained his ability to walk and talk.
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UK Man Dug Up Grave Of Couple Buried Together In Search Of Jewellery
After breaking into Maud Goodwin's coffin, who was buried next to her husband Kell some 40 years prior, Wayne Joselyn, 43, was sentenced to 15 months in prison.
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Chelsea, Southampton Secure FA Cup Quarter-Final Berths
Beaten FA Cup finalists last season, Chelsea will fancy their chances of a return to Wembley after drawing Premier League strugglers Sheffield United at home in the quarter-finals.
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Carabao Cup: Kai Havertz Hat-Trick Helps Chelsea Hit Six, Arsenal Edge Out Leicester
Frank Lampard said Kai Havertz is just getting started after opening his Chelsea account with a hat-trick in a 6-0 thrashing of Barnsley, while Arsenal also booked their place in the League Cup fourth round with a 2-0 win at Leicester.
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Coronavirus: Leeds Great Norman Hunter Dies Aged 76
Leeds United great and England international Norman Hunter has died aged 76 after contracting coronavirus.
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Wayne Rooney To Make Debut For Derby County, Manager Phillip Cocu Confirms
Wayne Rooney, 34, joined Derby County as a player-coach from MLS side DC United but has been ineligible to play for his new club until January.
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League Cup: Liverpool Rocked, Alli lifts Tottenham Hotspur
Leicester's Shinji Okazaki sent Liverpool crashing out of the League Cup, while Tottenham edged past Barnsley to reach the fourth round on Tuesday.
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Watford smash six in Championship, QPR held
Blackpool prevailed thanks to an injury-time own goal from Barnsley's Scott Wiseman, while Darius Henderson exploited a stoppage-time error by Blackburn Rovers goalkeeper Jake Kean to earn Forest a first league win at Ewood Park since 1999.
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Favourites QPR off to winning start in Championship
FA Cup final hero Ben Watson was on the mark as Wigan, another of the teams relegated from the Premier League last term, swept to a 4-0 win over 10-man Barnsley at Oakwell.
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FA Cup: Carlos Tevez hat-trick steers Man City to semis
Tevez was arrested for allegedly driving while disqualified on Thursday, an offence that carries a maximum six-month jail term, but he scored three times and made two goals at the Etihad Stadium as City joined Wigan in the last four.
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Dickie Bird backs his Tykes for Cup
Dickie Bird believes his hometown football club of Barnsley can go all the way and win the FA Cup after the shock 1-0 quarter-final triumph over Chelsea.
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Liverpool shocked, United down Arsenal in FA Cup
Liverpool suffered one of the biggest shocks in FA Cup history as they were humbled 1-2 at home by Barnsley in the fifth round.
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Umpire Bird not out in bronze
Dickie Bird said he "never dreamed" of being immortalised in bronze as he unveiled a statue of himself in his home town of Barnsley, northern England.
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Dominik Szoboszlai Plays Hero And Villain In Liverpool's FA Cup Win
Dominik Szoboszlai produced a sublime goal and a ridiculous error as Liverpool eased to a 4-1 win over third-tier Barnsley to reach the FA Cup fourth round.
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UK Man "Dead" For 50 Minutes Makes Miraculous Recovery, Baffles Doctors
After spending five weeks in a medically induced coma to protect his brain from oxygen deprivation, he has gradually regained his ability to walk and talk.
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UK Man Dug Up Grave Of Couple Buried Together In Search Of Jewellery
After breaking into Maud Goodwin's coffin, who was buried next to her husband Kell some 40 years prior, Wayne Joselyn, 43, was sentenced to 15 months in prison.
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Chelsea, Southampton Secure FA Cup Quarter-Final Berths
Beaten FA Cup finalists last season, Chelsea will fancy their chances of a return to Wembley after drawing Premier League strugglers Sheffield United at home in the quarter-finals.
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Carabao Cup: Kai Havertz Hat-Trick Helps Chelsea Hit Six, Arsenal Edge Out Leicester
Frank Lampard said Kai Havertz is just getting started after opening his Chelsea account with a hat-trick in a 6-0 thrashing of Barnsley, while Arsenal also booked their place in the League Cup fourth round with a 2-0 win at Leicester.
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Coronavirus: Leeds Great Norman Hunter Dies Aged 76
Leeds United great and England international Norman Hunter has died aged 76 after contracting coronavirus.
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Wayne Rooney To Make Debut For Derby County, Manager Phillip Cocu Confirms
Wayne Rooney, 34, joined Derby County as a player-coach from MLS side DC United but has been ineligible to play for his new club until January.
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League Cup: Liverpool Rocked, Alli lifts Tottenham Hotspur
Leicester's Shinji Okazaki sent Liverpool crashing out of the League Cup, while Tottenham edged past Barnsley to reach the fourth round on Tuesday.
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Watford smash six in Championship, QPR held
Blackpool prevailed thanks to an injury-time own goal from Barnsley's Scott Wiseman, while Darius Henderson exploited a stoppage-time error by Blackburn Rovers goalkeeper Jake Kean to earn Forest a first league win at Ewood Park since 1999.
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Favourites QPR off to winning start in Championship
FA Cup final hero Ben Watson was on the mark as Wigan, another of the teams relegated from the Premier League last term, swept to a 4-0 win over 10-man Barnsley at Oakwell.
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FA Cup: Carlos Tevez hat-trick steers Man City to semis
Tevez was arrested for allegedly driving while disqualified on Thursday, an offence that carries a maximum six-month jail term, but he scored three times and made two goals at the Etihad Stadium as City joined Wigan in the last four.
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Dickie Bird backs his Tykes for Cup
Dickie Bird believes his hometown football club of Barnsley can go all the way and win the FA Cup after the shock 1-0 quarter-final triumph over Chelsea.
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Liverpool shocked, United down Arsenal in FA Cup
Liverpool suffered one of the biggest shocks in FA Cup history as they were humbled 1-2 at home by Barnsley in the fifth round.
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Umpire Bird not out in bronze
Dickie Bird said he "never dreamed" of being immortalised in bronze as he unveiled a statue of himself in his home town of Barnsley, northern England.
