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3 days ago |
talksport.com | Josh Fordham
Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis appeared to argue with Nuno Espirito Santo on the pitch moments after the full-time whistle against Leicester. Forest's Champions League hopes took a blow as they drew 2-2 with rivals Leicester at the City Ground on Sunday. Having been in the top three for much of the season, they have slipped down to seventh after recent results. Marinakis was seen on the pitch directly after the final whistle and an argument broke out with manager Nuno.
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3 days ago |
talksport.com | Josh Fordham
A frustrated Alex De Minaur confronted a fan at the Italian Open during his win over Luca Nardi. The raucous crowd in Rome were backing home favourite Nardi in the late match on Grand Stand Arena. De Minaur had won the first set 6-4 and with the match locked at 4-4 in the second the Australian stopped proceedings. He remonstrated with the spectator in the front row with the umpire following quickly behind. Something was clearly bothering De Minaur and wanted to known who had said something.
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3 days ago |
talksport.com | Josh Fordham
Sean Dyche is a contender for the Leicester job, talkSPORT understands. The Foxes had their relegation to the Championship confirmed in April in just their first season back in the top flight. Leicester are expected to part ways with Ruud van Nistelrooy at the end of this disappointing 2024/25 season. The former striker has won just four of his 24 games in charge of the club after replacing Steve Cooper in November.
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6 days ago |
talksport.com | Josh Fordham
Johnny Sexton will be joining the British & Irish Lions down under as a coach and there are few better players who exemplify a Lion mentality. That’s because in 2017 he somehow played the final Lions Test with a fractured wrist and ruptured ankle tendon. Talk about commitment to the team. Sexton, who is among Ireland's greatest ever rugby players, had damaged his right wrist in the second Test during the tour of New Zealand, but strapped it up and played the series decider a week later.
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1 week ago |
talksport.com | Josh Fordham
Mikel Arteta has been warned serious questions will be asked about his position as Arsenal manager after they crashed out of the Champions League. The Gunners were beaten 3-1 on aggregate by Paris Saint-Germain as they missed out on a place in the final for the first time since 2006. Arteta's players were already one goal down in the semi-final going into the second leg, and, despite a strong start, they were two behind in the tie when Fabian Ruiz struck for PSG after 27 minutes.
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