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Sundown at Blues, can Lamps still burn bright?
The departure of one of the pillars of Chelsea's famed old guard is bound to further polarize the club.
Football derbies
Elsewhere, the rivalries stay alive, kicking. . .
Constantly developing over time, changing as identities and economic status of clubs change, the concept of the derby has been kept alive in global…
Iconic players
Twin X-factors who pull the strings in the middle
Real Madrid and Barcelona will look to two of their iconic players to stamp their influence as the teams script the latest chapter in the history of…
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The Oscar nomination
At first sight, the slight, little-known Brazilian is the very antithesis of the Chelsea ethos.
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Cristiano Ronaldo: I, me, myself, sad
What is it that is making Cristiano Ronaldo sad? So sad, that he won't celebrate his goals - the one thing that defines him?
Checks written off
Hey designers, leave the kits alone
What do you do when your favourite club's new season kit is something you wouldn't be seen dead in?
new way of life
Run all you want in the Garden City
Bangalore's growth as a running hub in the past decade has seen a number of clubs sprout.
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Neighbours' ennui
Now, people next door are just faces that you politely smile at in the lift.
Wine & Dine
Kebabs, not canapês
Change the rules of Sunday brunching by introducing desi elements to it.
