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Arsene Wenger warns Arsenal against FA Cup failure
Arsene Wenger's side crashed out of the FA Cup last year after an embarrassing home loss to Championship club Blackburn in the fifth round last season.
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Roberto Martinez leaves Wigan, set for Everton talks
The Spaniard led Wigan to a shock victory over Manchester City in this season's FA Cup final, but the club were then relegated from the Premier League.
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Roberto Martinez vows to save Cup heroes Wigan
Martinez's side won the first major trophy in the club's 81-year history in sensational fashion on Saturday as Ben Watson's stoppage-time header clinched a 1-0 win over City at Wembley.
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FA Cup: Chelsea rout Brentford to reach fifth round
Frank Lampard struck his 199th goal for Chelsea, which made him the club's all-time leading scorer in the FA Cup.
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London football teams seek home wins to counter fan apathy
Chelsea and Arsenal look for home wins in different competitions this week to counter restlessness among fans that is hampering the London clubs' hunt for silverware this season.
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Tony Pulis wants Michael Owen to stay put at Stoke City
Stoke City manager Tony Pulis has insisted he wants Michael Owen to remain with the English Premier League club for the rest of the season.
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2nd-tier Bolton fires manager Coyle
Once hailed as one of Britain's most promising young managers, Owen Coyle was fired by second-tier Bolton on Tuesday to complete his fall from grace after the club's relegation from the Premier League.
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Stoke remain keen on signing Michael Owen
Stoke manager Tony Pulis believes his club could still sign Michael Owen even though Liverpool are set to join the race for the former England striker.
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Fabrice Muamba retires after cardiac arrest
Bolton Wanderers midfielder Fabrice Muamba has retired from playing professional football on health grounds, the English second-tier club said on their website Thursday.
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Di Matteo may take a permanent role in Chelsea: Official
Chelsea interim manager Roberto Di Matteo is under "serious consideration" to be appointed on a permanent basis following the Blues' Champions League triumph, senior club officials said Sunday.
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Arsene Wenger warns Arsenal against FA Cup failure
Arsene Wenger's side crashed out of the FA Cup last year after an embarrassing home loss to Championship club Blackburn in the fifth round last season.
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Roberto Martinez leaves Wigan, set for Everton talks
The Spaniard led Wigan to a shock victory over Manchester City in this season's FA Cup final, but the club were then relegated from the Premier League.
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Roberto Martinez vows to save Cup heroes Wigan
Martinez's side won the first major trophy in the club's 81-year history in sensational fashion on Saturday as Ben Watson's stoppage-time header clinched a 1-0 win over City at Wembley.
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FA Cup: Chelsea rout Brentford to reach fifth round
Frank Lampard struck his 199th goal for Chelsea, which made him the club's all-time leading scorer in the FA Cup.
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London football teams seek home wins to counter fan apathy
Chelsea and Arsenal look for home wins in different competitions this week to counter restlessness among fans that is hampering the London clubs' hunt for silverware this season.
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Tony Pulis wants Michael Owen to stay put at Stoke City
Stoke City manager Tony Pulis has insisted he wants Michael Owen to remain with the English Premier League club for the rest of the season.
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2nd-tier Bolton fires manager Coyle
Once hailed as one of Britain's most promising young managers, Owen Coyle was fired by second-tier Bolton on Tuesday to complete his fall from grace after the club's relegation from the Premier League.
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Stoke remain keen on signing Michael Owen
Stoke manager Tony Pulis believes his club could still sign Michael Owen even though Liverpool are set to join the race for the former England striker.
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Fabrice Muamba retires after cardiac arrest
Bolton Wanderers midfielder Fabrice Muamba has retired from playing professional football on health grounds, the English second-tier club said on their website Thursday.
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Di Matteo may take a permanent role in Chelsea: Official
Chelsea interim manager Roberto Di Matteo is under "serious consideration" to be appointed on a permanent basis following the Blues' Champions League triumph, senior club officials said Sunday.
