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Jose Mourinho dismissed Roberto Mancini’s suggestion that he built the Portuguese’s 2010 Internazionale Champions League-winning side, with Mourinho claiming he was left a “five-a-side team”. Mourinho’s Chelsea face Mancini’s Galatasaray in the last 16 tonight. MORE
Toothless United lose in Athens
Manchester United’s woes continued as they were beaten 2-0 by Olympiakos in their last-16 first leg tie in Athens. Alejandro Dominguez scored before the break and the hosts doubled their lead through Joel Campbell, leaving United’s hopes of progressing under threat. MORE
Dortmund too strong for Zenit
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Celtic unbeaten run ends at Aberdeen
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England begin new era with victory
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Warner questions keeper De Villiers
Australia’s David Warner has all but accused South Africa’s A B de Villiers of ball tampering, intimating the wicketkeeper scuffed the ball to produce the swing which enabled the Proteas’ bowlers to win the second Test and level the series at 1-1.
Team GB’s cyclists take on the world
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Injured Cue Card out of Gold Cup
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Pete Jenson
Carlo Ancelotti has reshaped Real Madrid’s style, and they go into tonight’s game against Schalke in stunning form, on a impressive run of 26 matches unbeaten in all competitions and are top of La Liga. MORE
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