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mirror.co.uk | Kasra Moradi |Maria Ortega |María Ortega
Carlo Ancelotti's tactics raised eyebrows in the Spanish press while his front four were blasted for their woeful display against Arsenal during Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final eliminationKylian Mbappe and his Real Madrid team-mates have been dubbed a “fantastic failure” by Spanish media after their Champions League demolition by Arsenal.
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mirror.co.uk | Chris Burns |Maria Ortega |María Ortega
Rafael Benitez endured a tough time when he took charge of Real Madrid in 2015, but he has insisted that rumours surrounding his departure are not to be believedRafael Benitez has claimed he left Real Madrid due to "internal issues" at the club, and not because of his relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo. Benitez was removed from his post as the boss of Los Blancos in January 2016.
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mirror.co.uk | Jake Bayliss |Maria Ortega |María Ortega
Richard Gasquet was once a teenage prodigy alongside Rafael Nadal, but the Frenchman recalls a memorable defeat to his rival at the Davis CupRichard Gasquet and Rafael Nadal were born weeks apart and were both touted for greatness as young tennis prospects. While the Frenchman won 16 career titles, Nadal became an all-time great, ending his career with 22 major wins. Following their battles in the junior ranks, Nadal showed even greater dominance in their head-to-head record as pros.
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mirror.co.uk | Kasra Moradi |Aaron Morris |Maria Ortega |María Ortega
Arsenal could knock Real Madrid out of the Champions League on Wednesday, and one Gunners legend in particular would relish such a result given he snubbed Los Blancos to join the GunnersLauren once turned down a five-year contract offer from Real Madrid to join Arsenal instead. One of the more underappreciated members of Arsene Wenger's 2003/04 Invincibles team, Lauren joined from Real Mallorca in May 2000 in a £7million deal.
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manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Maria Ortega |María Ortega |Ben Crawford
Ruben Amorim's Man United side were comfortably beaten by Newcastle on Sunday afternoon, but club captain Bruno Fernandes believes there were some positives to take from the match Captain Bruno Fernandes has taken an optimistic view of Manchester United's disappointing 4-1 defeat to Newcastle, suggesting it was not without its merits and that the team showed "personality." Despite the Red Devils sitting uncomfortably at 14th in the league and only clinching 10 wins this season, the midfielder...
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