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 Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is expecting his side to rebound at Newcastle United following their shock New Year's eve home defeat against Blackburn Rovers.
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 After a hectic end to the season, FIFA.com caught up with Brazilian midfielder Eninho, whose expertise at set-pieces helped Jeonbuk Motors to the domestic title and within touching distance of continental glory.
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 A first-half Laurent Koscielny goal looked to have put Arsenal on their way to victory, but a late fightback through Steve Sidwell and Bobby Zamora saw Fulham snatch all three points.
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 Goals from Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge secured Swansea City a 2-0 win away to Aston Villa that moved them into the top half of the Premier League.
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 Rangers rebounded from their Old Firm derby defeat with a 3-0 defeat of Motherwell at Ibroz, however, remain two points behind Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premier League after their rivals won 3-0 at Dunfermline.
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 Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas claimed his team are back in the Premier League title race following their last-gasp victory over Wolves despite the Blues sitting eight points off the summit.
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 Ligue 1 side Dijon have signed Ivorian forward Koro Kone to a three-and-a-half year contract after also adding Bennard Kumordzi and Hakeem Achour.
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 A Peter Crouch double sent Stoke City in two goals up at the break, and despite David Goodwillie’s deficit-reducer and significant pressure from Blackburn Rovers, the Potters held on for a 2-1 victory.
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 Joey Barton put Queens Park Rangers ahead but after the midfielder was sent off, goals from Anthony Pilkington and Steve Morison earned Norwich City a 2-1 away win.
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 An 85th-minute Stephen Ward goal looked to have earned Wolverhampton a point at home, but Frank Lampard’s late strike grabbed Chelsea a 2-1 win that moved them two points behind third-placed Tottenham.
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