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Liverpool Show Their Key Failure Twice to Sum up Where Wretched Campaign Has Gone Wrong

Soccer · England

Liverpool Show Their Key Failure Twice to Sum up Where Wretched Campaign Has Gone Wrong

39% Center coverage: 18 sources

Ian Doyle with the main talking point from Liverpool's Premier League clash at Leeds United on Saturday evening See the Story

Aston Villa Stun Leaders Arsenal, Man City Close Gap to Two Points, Liverpool Held by Leeds

Aston Villa Stun Leaders Arsenal, Man City Close Gap to Two Points, Liverpool Held by Leeds

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

LONDON, Dec 5 : Aston Villa ignited the Premier League title race with a last-gasp 2-1 victory over leaders Arsenal that allowed Manchester City to close the gap to two points on Saturday.Substitute Emiliano Buendia struck the winner in the fifth minute of stoppage time with virtually the last kick of a sizzl See the Story

Scotland to Face Brazil, Morocco & Haiti in World Cup Finals

Soccer · Brazil

Scotland to Face Brazil, Morocco & Haiti in World Cup Finals

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Scotland will open their World Cup finals next summer against Haiti after also being drawn against Brazil and Morocco.See the Story

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