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Ferguson Pledges Outreach Efforts After Shooting
Ferguson city leaders urged people to stay home after dark Tuesday to "allow peace to settle in" and pledged to try to improve the police force where the fatal shooting of an unarmed black 18-year-old by a white police officer has sparked nightly clashes between protesters and police.
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EPL: Emmanuel Adebayor gives Tottenham Hotspur a 3-2 win at Southampton
After scoring in Tottenham's League Cup loss to West Ham on Wednesday, Emmanuel Adebayor kept his place in the starting lineup and secured the victory that puts his seventh-place team just six points behind leaders Liverpool.
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Jose Mourinho expects title race to go down to wire
The Blues' 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday moved Jose Mourinho's second placed side to within two points of leaders Arsenal.
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Jack Wilshere in dock for making an obscene gesture
Television pictures clearly showed a frustrated Jack Wilshere make a one-fingered gesture during the second half of a disastrous game for the Premier League leaders, who now lead Manchester City by only three points.
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EPL: David Moyes urges Manchester United to narrow their focus
United travel to Aston Villa on Sunday for a league fixture that they have not lost since 1995, but with the champions already 13 points behind leaders Arsenal, their grip on the title is weakening.
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Kenyan fan commits suicide after Manchester United's loss vs Newcastle
Eyewitnesses said that the Manchester United supporter could not take a second successive home defeat as David Moyes' side plunged 13 points behind leaders Arsenal.
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Manchester City held 1-1 at Southampton in Premier League
Manchester City dropped a place to fourth, five points off leader Arsenal having played a game more.
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Yaya Toure double inspires rare Manchester City away win
An early strike from Sergio Aguero and two goals for Yaya Toure, including a second-half penalty saw City to a victory at The Hawthorns which kept them six points adrift of leaders Arsenal.
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Everton turn on former manager David Moyes to beat Manchester United
Wednesday's result left Manchester United 12 points adrift of leaders Arsenal and was the first time Everton, whom David Moyes left at the end of last season to replace the retired Alex Ferguson, had won at Old Trafford since 1992.
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Chelsea resolve encourages Jose Mourinho
Chelsea are now in second place, four points behind leaders Arsenal, after staging a second-half comeback to beat Southampton 3-1 at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
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Ferguson Pledges Outreach Efforts After Shooting
Ferguson city leaders urged people to stay home after dark Tuesday to "allow peace to settle in" and pledged to try to improve the police force where the fatal shooting of an unarmed black 18-year-old by a white police officer has sparked nightly clashes between protesters and police.
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EPL: Emmanuel Adebayor gives Tottenham Hotspur a 3-2 win at Southampton
After scoring in Tottenham's League Cup loss to West Ham on Wednesday, Emmanuel Adebayor kept his place in the starting lineup and secured the victory that puts his seventh-place team just six points behind leaders Liverpool.
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Jose Mourinho expects title race to go down to wire
The Blues' 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday moved Jose Mourinho's second placed side to within two points of leaders Arsenal.
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Jack Wilshere in dock for making an obscene gesture
Television pictures clearly showed a frustrated Jack Wilshere make a one-fingered gesture during the second half of a disastrous game for the Premier League leaders, who now lead Manchester City by only three points.
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EPL: David Moyes urges Manchester United to narrow their focus
United travel to Aston Villa on Sunday for a league fixture that they have not lost since 1995, but with the champions already 13 points behind leaders Arsenal, their grip on the title is weakening.
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Kenyan fan commits suicide after Manchester United's loss vs Newcastle
Eyewitnesses said that the Manchester United supporter could not take a second successive home defeat as David Moyes' side plunged 13 points behind leaders Arsenal.
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Manchester City held 1-1 at Southampton in Premier League
Manchester City dropped a place to fourth, five points off leader Arsenal having played a game more.
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Yaya Toure double inspires rare Manchester City away win
An early strike from Sergio Aguero and two goals for Yaya Toure, including a second-half penalty saw City to a victory at The Hawthorns which kept them six points adrift of leaders Arsenal.
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Everton turn on former manager David Moyes to beat Manchester United
Wednesday's result left Manchester United 12 points adrift of leaders Arsenal and was the first time Everton, whom David Moyes left at the end of last season to replace the retired Alex Ferguson, had won at Old Trafford since 1992.
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Chelsea resolve encourages Jose Mourinho
Chelsea are now in second place, four points behind leaders Arsenal, after staging a second-half comeback to beat Southampton 3-1 at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
