Friday, 31 August 2018
WATCH: Reporter nearly hit by car during live report
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WATCH: Texas cop saves 5 kids, 1 adult from fire
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WATCH: Esports shooting survivor shares new details
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WATCH: Delivery driver seen launching parcels from his van
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Emotional Joe Biden remembers John McCain as 'a brother'
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Graham: 'It pisses me off to no end' when Trump criticizes McCain
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Champions League group-by-group guide: English quartet well placed
Atlético Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, Monaco, Club Brugge
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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Iheanacho looks to impress, what now for Mourinho’s shambolic defence and no change for Rafa at Man City
Despite not dropping a point or conceding a goal, Liverpool have yet to really hit their stride in the current campaign. West Ham took very little beating in their opener, while subsequent victories over Crystal Palace and Brighton were a mite laboured. An away trip to Leicester on Saturday lunchtime should provide another reasonably stiff test ahead of what is likely to be a more challenging trip to Tottenham Hotspur after the international break. Leicester clearly missed the searing pace of the suspended Jamie Vardy against Southampton and Kelechi Iheanacho struggled to impress in his role as replacement. The striker got off the mark for the season against Fleetwood Town in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday and with Vardy sitting out the last instalment of a three-match ban , he needs a big performance against the – thus far – impregnable two-man portcullis that is Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez, if he is to stake any sort of claim for keeping Vardy out upon his return. BG
• Jamie Vardy: ‘I get abuse but I give it back’
• Salah blames Egypt’s FA for World Cup disruptions
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Manchester United deny talk of rift between Ed Woodward and José Mourinho
• Woodward has made several visits to United’s training ground
• Vice-chairman also in telephone contact with the Glazer family
Ed Woodward has been making an increasing number of visits to Manchester United’s training ground over the past two weeks with suggestions from some quarters José Mourinho could be one defeat from the sack.
Related: Manchester United ready to extend Anthony Martial’s contract
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Gareth Southgate worries England players are being underused by clubs
• Manager Southgate concerned by lack of game time for players
• Call-ups for Joe Gomez and Adam Lallana for next two matches
Gareth Southgate is deeply concerned English players are not getting enough opportunities in the Premier League and has called for a fresh “debate” to tackle a long-running problem after warning the country risks losing some of its brightest young talent unless there are more ways to break through at first-team level.
Related: ‘I’m not sure I’ll wear a waistcoat again’ jokes Southgate on England return
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More than a game: not just gold on line for Son Heung-min in Asian Games final | John Duerden
The pressure building on South Korea’s captain reaches a crescendo on Saturday when he could win military exemption
Arguably the biggest game of football this weekend takes place in the unlikely location of West Java, where South Korea take on Japan in the final of the 2018 Asian Games. Rarely has a football tournament been so much about one player and onlookers around the world have found themselves fretting almost as much as those in Seoul about the fate of the Korean captain Son Heung-min.
It all ends, one way or another, on Saturday as the biggest rivals in Asia meet at Pakansari Stadium in Cibinong. The Samurai Blue would love to win but the Taeguk Warriors have to – only gold would mean military exemption for the 20 players in the Korean squad. That is the only reason Tottenham Hotspur let Son leave the early stages of the Premier League season to play in a far-flung, regional Under-23 tournament (he is one of three overage players allowed).
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Ovie Ejaria goal fires nine-man Rangers past Ufa and into group stage
• Ufa 1-1 Rangers (Rangers win 2-1 on agg)
• Two Scottish sides make group stages for first time since 2009
Nine-man Rangers were made to do it the hard way as they survived two red cards to claim a place in the Europa League group stages, and they were later joined by Old Firm rivals Celtic – the first time since 2009 two Scottish sides have made it to group stages of European competition.
Related: Burnley’s Europa League dream ends with draw against Olympiakos
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Burnley’s Europa League dream ends with draw against Olympiakos
• Burnley 1-1 Olympiakos (Olympiakos win 4-2 on aggregate)
• Daniel Podence and Matej Vydra swap goals but Clarets are out
Sean Dyche blamed some questionable refereeing decisions for the 3-1 scoreline against Burnley in the first leg in Athens, apparently with a degree of justification. The story was completely different here. Even with a weakened team Burnley created enough chances to win the tie twice over, yet managed to miss them all until the substitute Matej Vydra marked his debut with a scrambled close-range effort five minutes from the end.
By then it was too late. Olympiakos had gone up the field after an evening of dogged, last-ditch defending and put the tie beyond reach with Daniel Podence’s cool finish. Vydra’s equaliser merely allowed the home side parity on the night. Burnley deserved that, though it would be hard to argue they merited a place in the Europa League proper after wasting so many opportunities.
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Spurs want Carabao Cup tie played in Milton Keynes as stadium is not ready
• Tottenham ask for third-round tie to be played at Stadium MK
• Liverpool host Chelsea while Derby face Manchester United
Tottenham Hotspur have asked for special dispensation to play their Carabao Cup third-round tie against Watford at Stadium MK as their new stadium will not be ready for the fixture and Wembley, where the club have been playing their home games, is not available.
The club’s £850m stadium has been delayed until at least November following issues with the critical safety systems. The Carabao Cup fixture is set to take place in the week starting on 24 September.
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Phil Neville keeps tabs on England Women’s ice-cream intake
• England manager knows ‘every facet’ of his players’ lives
• Neville adopts holistic approach before crucial Wales match
Phil Neville sends text and WhatsApp messages to his England Women players on a daily basis to “know every facet” of their lives.
The manager, whose team play Wales in a pivotal World Cup qualifier in Newport on Friday night, believes it is impossible to coach properly unless you understand the player as a person. “The first month after I took over, I messaged players maybe once or twice a week but now I speak every single day with every single player,” Neville said.
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More Mourinho mithering and Saido Berahino scores – Football Weekly Extra
Max is joined by Barry Glendenning, Andy Brassell and Lars Sivertsen to discuss Mourinho (again), Carabao Cup action, Declan Rice’s international dilemma, Hal Robson-Kanu’s international retirement and flesh-eating rats
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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Andy Brassell and Lars Sivertsen to discuss the last few days of football, starting with Tottenham’s 3-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford.
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Tottenham’s Marcus Edwards joins Excelsior on loan in push to ignite career
• Attacking midfielder to spend season at Dutch top-flight club
• Edwards had unsuccessful spell at Norwich last season
Marcus Edwards has joined the Eredivisie club Excelsior on a season-long loan from Tottenham Hotspur as he seeks to ignite his career.
Related: Son Heung-min’s hopes of military reprieve rise as South Korea reach final
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Wasps v Wigan, a young Marseille fan goes rogue and ping-pong wizardry
This week’s roundup also features kayaking over a waterfall, a one-second heavyweight bout and the perfect flip throw-in
1) The Premiership rugby union season kicks off this weekend. There were some brilliant tries last season. Here are eight of the best of them. There were some shuddering tackles too. Saracens are the team to beat in 2018-19, having been crowned champions for the fourth time after beating Exeter 27-10 with a sizzling display at Twickenham in June. Relive highlights here. Sarries won the Premiership Rugby Sevens final this summer too, a tournament that was arguably more fun when rugby league teams such as Wigan entered it. Here’s Shaun Edwards’s Wigan silencing Twickenham by humbling Lawrence Dallaglio’s Wasps in 1996.
2) A young Marseille fan is invited to take part in the ceremonial kick-off against Rennes, which involves kicking the ball once, but instead goes rogue and dribbles the length of the pitch, scores and celebrates with top-off wild abandon. And here’s an absolutely sensational strike from the Northern Premier League, where Pablo Mills has probably wrapped up Mickleover Sports FC’s goal-of-the-season award before the end of August.
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‘I’m not sure I’ll wear a waistcoat again’ jokes Southgate on England return
• Manager’s dress sense was talking point during World Cup
• Southgate jokes that he’ll make decision based on weather
Gareth Southgate joked that he might never wear a waistcoat again after he unveiled his first England squad since he guided the team to a World Cup semi-final in Russia.
The England manager’s dress sense became a talking point over the summer with Marks & Spencer reporting a 35% increase in waistcoat sales thanks to what it called “the Gareth Southgate effect”.
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Nottingham Forest’s Matty Cash and Gil Dias end Newcastle’s comeback
For two minutes Newcastle thought they had got away with it. They had trailed since the start to a header by their former striker Daryl Murphy but Salomón Rondón looked to have bailed them out with a stoppage-time equaliser. A penalty shootout loomed, or so it seemed.
It turned out Rafael Benítez’s team were still ramshackle enough to concede two more goals, first to Matty Cash and then from an almost playful chip by Gil Dias. Forest made merry against a Newcastle team bordering on ridiculous.
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Football transfer rumours: Celtic's Moussa Dembélé set for Lyon exit?
Today’s tell-all was up late
Chelsea love a loan window like the Mill loves fluff. Thirty-eight players were rented out last season, 34 have gone this term, and there’s talk of shifting more before Friday’s 5pm loan deadline. Izzy Brown, Fankaty Dabo and Islam Feruz could all go; Tammy Abraham doesn’t want to go but might have to; and Ruben Loftus-Cheek really does want to go, but has been told he can’t. He’s been left “fuming” by it – but Chelsea reckon he should show some patience. January’s not far off.
Friday should be busy elsewhere, too, with regular transfer deadlines in Scotland and most of Europe. Expect more of this sort of thing on Thursday, then: Jean-Michel Aulas – Lyon president and Twitter provocateur – being coy about signing Celtic’s Moussa Dembélé: “He’s an option, though we have others”; Pedro Martins, Olympiakos manager, being coy about re-signing Yaya Touré: “I won’t refer to players that do not belong to our group yet”; and Steven Gerrard being skittish about Rangers’ £2m deal for Osijek winger Joe Grezda: “I just don’t want to say too much, until it’s over the line.” He’s also hoping to land Forest’s Joe Worrall on loan.
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Official in Fifa bribery scandal jailed for nine years over football racketeering
• Sentence handed down by court in New York
A former South American football official has been sentenced to nine years in prison on charges arising out of the sprawling Fifa bribery scandal.
Juan Ángel Napout of Paraguay was sentenced in New York on Wednesday. A jury convicted him late last year of racketeering and other charges stemming from a corruption scandal that shook the sport’s international governing body.
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José Mourinho is a saint compared with Burnley’s Lord of provocation | Scott Murray
Burnley chairman Bob Lord took raised hackles to new heights with his comments about Manchester United after Munich
It’s often said José Mourinho … don’t worry, this isn’t another column about José Mourinho ... it’s often said he could start a 22-strong media‑accredited brawl in an empty press room. But for services to the field of unnecessarily inflammatory quotation, deliberately incendiary riffing and consequence‑disregarding button‑pressing, Mou is the spiritual love child of Mahatma Gandhi and bed-in era John Lennon when compared with Bob Lord.
Related: Is José Mourinho still the man to fix Manchester United’s problems? | Jamie Jackson
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Why would anyone be a Sunday league referee? The love of the game
Every Sunday footballers gather on the 82 pitches at Hackney Marshes. It would be total chaos but for the men in the middle
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There are 23 games of football going on at Hackney Marshes this morning and around the same number will be kicking off this afternoon. There are big, wardrobe lads; there are wiry, ironing board lads; there are stocky, tumble dryer lads. There are all the languages, all the races, all the religions. Tracksuits on, boot bags in hand, they walk past the cafe, into the foyer and over to the fixtures table to find out what pitch they are on today.
They’re thinking about their performance last week, about who they have this morning, about how they’re going to make an impact in the first five minutes. Without them, there would be no football at all. No screamers, no crossfield passes, no last-ditch tackles. No free-kicks, no corners, no sendings off. Without the referees, there’d be chaos.
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Clint Dempsey was gritty as hell - but he could also conjure moments of inspiration
The striker proved American outfield players could cut it in Europe and helped blaze a trail for the likes of Christian Pulisic
After Clint Dempsey’s somewhat surprising retirement announcement on Wednesday morning, his place in the overall hierarchy of US Soccer history will be much debated.
Who was better, Dempsey or Landon Donovan, the man with whom he will be forever tied on the all-time US men’s goalscoring chart? How do you compare an outfield player with goalkeepers such as Kasey Keller, Brad Friedel and Tim Howard, each of whom also had successful club careers abroad?
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Sweden World Cup striker Ola Toivonen set for Melbourne Victory
- 32-year-old to link up with Keisuke Honda
- Toivonen has scored 14 goals in 64 caps for Sweden
Melbourne Victory have pulled off a second stunning transfer coup, convincing Swedish striker Ola Toivonen to join the A-League champions. Toivonen is poised to link with Kevin Muscat’s side from French club Toulouse, who announced his departure and destination on Friday.
The 32-year-old has made a handshake agreement, passed a preliminary medical and will travel to Melbourne in the next fortnight when a final deal should be confirmed. He is set to join Japanese player Keisuke Honda in a forward line of international quality at AAMI Park.
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Trump threatens to pull US out of World Trade Organization
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Catholic Church rejects Australian call to overhaul confession
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Astronauts tackle air leak on International Space Station
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UN 'alarmed' by reports of China's mass detention of Uighurs
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Gérard Depardieu: French actor accused of rape
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John McCain: Sarah Palin 'excluded from his funeral'
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Bobi Wine: Uganda's pop star MP 're-arrested at airport'
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Argentina raises rates as peso plummets
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Florida sheriff backs Uber driver who killed 'goofball'
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Hayabusa-2: Japan sets date for spacecraft's asteroid touchdown
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Macron: French 'Gauls' resistant to change, unlike 'Lutheran' Danes
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Colorado police tell handcuffed journalist: 'Act like a lady'
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Kanye West finally answers Jimmy Kimmel's Donald Trump question
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Thursday, 30 August 2018
Family of black Texas teen shot dead by white cop says sentence too short - CBS News
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Family of black Texas teen shot dead by white cop says sentence too short
CBS News Last Updated Aug 30, 2018 1:17 AM EDT. DALLAS -- A white former police officer was sentenced to 15 years in prison Wednesday night after being convicted of murder a day earlier for killing an unarmed 15-year-old boy when he fired into a car filled with ... Dallas-area cop sentenced to 15 years in fatal shooting of black teenager Former Texas policeman jailed for 15 years for black teen's murder |
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Trump Attacks CNN After Source Raises Doubts About Report on Russia Meeting - New York Times
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Trump Attacks CNN After Source Raises Doubts About Report on Russia Meeting
New York Times President Trump attacked CNN on Wednesday, writing on Twitter that the network had been “caught in a major lie” in connection to an article it published in July about claims made by the president's former personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen. The article ... Why Do Ex-Clinton Attack Dogs Davis and Stephanopoulos Get a Pass? Michael Cohen is resigned to going to prison to protect his family Poll: Michael Cohen's guilty plea raises serious questions about Donald Trump's behavior |
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'Stop interrupting.' 'Stop lying.' For 60 minutes, Andrew Cuomo debates Cynthia Nixon. - Washington Post
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'Stop interrupting.' 'Stop lying.' For 60 minutes, Andrew Cuomo debates Cynthia Nixon.
Washington Post The fight between New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his Democratic primary challenger Cynthia Nixon began, as so many New York arguments begin, with a dispute about the subway. Cuomo, who is seeking a third term this year, had begun his first and ... Who Stretched the Truth? A Cuomo-Nixon Fact Check Months of animosity boil over in Cuomo, Nixon debate New York Gov. Cuomo and Challenger Cynthia Nixon Spar in Tense Debate |
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Trump Claims 'We Did a Fantastic Job in Puerto Rico' - New York Times
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Trump Claims 'We Did a Fantastic Job in Puerto Rico'
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'Winter is coming': Allies fear Trump isn't prepared for gathering legal storm - Washington Post
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'Winter is coming': Allies fear Trump isn't prepared for gathering legal storm
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Donald Trump: 'I Just Hope That There Won't Be Violence' After Midterm Elections - Newsweek
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Donald Trump: 'I Just Hope That There Won't Be Violence' After Midterm Elections
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