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Single idea, varied expressions
No one knows how fair the draw, held in Nyon to select the Champions League semifinalists, is.
Football's top fashionista
Decoding CR7
The world sits at his feet. Why hasn't Cristiano Ronaldo still found what he's looking for?
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Peppy logic
Guardiola's Decision To Join Bayern Has More To Do With Sane Judgment Than Chasing A Dream That May Not Be There.
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Football's head summit
The giants of world football meet again. Whenever Barcelona and Real Madrid meet in Spain, politics, history and the attrition is always pushed to…
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Euro 2012: Withering away of the state
Football in Europe has broken through the idea of a nation state.
GOALS SCORED
vociferous in attack
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The yin to Barcelonas yang, Real Madrid have set the pace this season, and could finally move out the Catalans shadow.
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12th man
'It doesn't matter I didn't play...'
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The slum of all parts
Dharavi once had a flourishing sub-economy but its old businesses are fast disappearing.
New Lessons
Hands-on training earns hard cash
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Till cinema do us part
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