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Rayo Vallecano, the eccentric European semi-finalists who only sell paper tickets
The Spanish side have enjoyed a brilliant run in the Conference League, and take on BlueCo-owned Strasbourg next
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Keith Andrews on life at Brentford: ‘Push boundaries, find marginal gains — that’s the challenge with elite sport’
Many thought the Irishman would struggle in his first managerial role – instead he has thrived, hoisting Brentford within sight of Europe
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Premier League relegation fight: West Ham’s top-seven form an ongoing headache for Spurs
The Athletic’s weekly look at the battle at the bottom, before another crucial round of games
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Forest vs Villa: Comparing their European pedigrees, what this semi-final means to today’s fans – and predicting the winner
Two Premier League clubs, both former European champions, in a Europa League semi-final – what’s at stake, who are favourites, and more…
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The Alternative Premier League Table: No 35 – Days spent top and in the top five
This week’s analysis of the 20 top-flight clubs looks at how often they have troubled the upper end of the table
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Welcome to Wrexham’s date with destiny and a shot at the Championship play-offs
It all comes down to this – Wrexham’s chances of entering the Championship promotion lottery will be settled on Saturday
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Does Newcastle’s data give Howe a way to explain their downturn in form in PIF meetings?
Eddie Howe will be presenting to PIF at meetings this week
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Reds’ rotation in limbo following early exit by Brandon Williamson
Starting rotation depth was a Reds strength heading into the season. Injuries are testing that.
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IPL is ‘big business’ and fair contests are not good for it, says Muralidaran
“If we give fair wickets, the spectators will say it’s become boring because the T20 followers want entertainment, so they want to see the fours and sixes,” Muthiah Muralidaran says
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Queensland join NSW in rejecting BBL privatisation, CA considers alternatives
CA chief executive Todd Greenberg says CA will look at alternative models and explained “it’s difficult” with no consensus among the six states
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