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BY MARK HARGREAVES May 21st 2016, Stade De France. A late penalty from the irrepressible Zlatan Ibrahimovic has just assured Paris St. Germain of their second

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BY CRAIG STEPHEN Football and music: three words that evoke memories of players singing out of tune, and Chas and Dave being dug up ahead

BY KARAN TEJWANI Francesco Totti is synonymous with Rome and football. Despite the ancient city’s two great clubs being the fiercest of rivals, Totti commands

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BY GARY HARTLEY “I don’t really look at the fees any more. I see it as kind of like the phone book.” The words of

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BY GREG EVANS The great Italian player and coach Annibale Frossi once said: “0-0 is the perfect result because it is the expression of total

BY SIMON WINTER Paddy Moore was born in 1909 in Ballybough, Co. Dublin, just north of the traditional socio-geographic dividing line of Ireland’s capital, the

BY CHRIS ETCHINGHAM Humanity has the ability to survive in the most difficult of places and none more so than Robben Island, perhaps South Africa’s

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BY JOSHUA LAW Sport and politics. Those words sit together about as comfortably as Barcelona and a rainy Tuesday night in the Potteries. Unless you’re