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UEFA fine Moldova for crowd disturbances
UEFA have fined the Football Association of Moldova 15,000 Euro ($16,600) for crowd disturbances
Sherwood likely to keep faith with Villa keeper Guzan
Tim Sherwood says he retains faith in goalkeeper Brad Guzan despite some uncharacteristic mistakes.
Filming teenagers invaded Mourinho’s privacy, say Chelsea
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and his club have strongly refuted suggestions that he intimidated two teenagers.
Chelsea may not be over the blues : Mourinho
Chelsea, despite having a bad start at the Premier League, has managed to show improvement with two wins, against Aston Villa and Dynamo Kiev, says Mourinho.
Dybala consigned to the bench while Juve struggle for goals
Massimiliano Allegri's decision to consign forward Paulo Dybala to the substitutes' bench appears to have backfired.
Klopp sweating on Sturridge fitness for Southampton clash
Liverpool Manager Klopp keeps his options open with Christian Benteke and Roberto Firmino, while Sturridge remains a major doubt, against Southampton.
Benitez hopeful on Modric fitness for Celta clash
Real Madrid coach Rafa Benitez is optimistic midfielder Luka Modric will be fit for La Liga clash at Celta Vigo after he damaged a thigh muscle playing for Croatia this month.
I’m no angel but will not change my style, says Costa
Chelsea striker Diego Costa says he will not change his style of playing aggressive football, despite his three match ban.
Wenger eyes top spot with Walcott in great form
With his team in great shape, Arsene Wenger hopes the likes of Walcott, Ozil and Giroud can power Arsenal to the top of the table in the Premier League.
England to play Netherlands in run-up to Euro 2016
England will look to record their first win over the Netherlands in nearly 20 years in a friendly at Wembley next March in the run-up to the Euro 2016.
Leicester’s Vardy poised to join elite company
With 9 goals from 9 games, Jamie Vardy's form is bound to bring some transfer attention, manager Ranieri has no intention of letting his prized asset leave.
Next FIFA President should be outsider with good Human Rights record – FIFPro
The next FIFA president should be an external candidate with a good record on human rights and governance, says world players' union FIFPro.
