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Crystal Palace to play AEK Larnaca in Conference League round of 16
Palace are already familiar with Larnaca, having been defeated 1-0 at home by the Cypriot side in the league phase.
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NFL combine 2026 live updates, results: Defensive backs, tight ends on Day 2; Sonny Styles, Arvell Reese shine on Day 1
Follow our live coverage of this week’s NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis
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Nottingham Forest hopeful for Chris Wood return in April after knee injury
There remains a mood of caution at the club while the New Zealand international continues his recovery, having been sidelined since October.
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Giants stock up/stock down: Tony Vitello doesn’t sugarcoat Hayden Birdsong’s rough start
“I think he’s capable of better,” the first-year manager said after Birdsong allowed three earned runs and threw 32 pitches in an inning.
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Six months until F1’s newest race: How work stands at the Spanish GP in Madrid
The new home of the Spanish GP will open in Madrid in just six months. Here’s how the work on F1’s newest race currently stands
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Bulls dip to historic depths, extend losing streak to 11 games
Chicago remade its roster around the trade deadline earlier this month and hasn’t won since. At least its draft position is improving.
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Reyneke gets maiden ODI call-up; Khaka, Klaas and van Niekerk return
Kapp will miss the tour of five T20Is and three ODIs to continue her rehab after she picked up an illness against Pakistan recently
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Aston Villa eye Europa League glory after drawing Lille in last 16: Analysing their prospects
A reward for finishing second in the league phase table, Villa will have home advantage in the second leg on March 19.
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Catching up with Nico Hoerner, the glue guy who holds the Cubs together
There’s no better representative of what this club aspires to be than Hoerner: playing with speed, instincts, style and intelligence.
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Premier League pushing for temporary concussion substitutes discussion at IFAB meeting
The topic is not on the agenda for the AGM of football’s lawmakers, IFAB, which will take place in Wales on Saturday.
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