The Week in Review
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Your support makes all the difference.THE Coca-Cola Cup contains nothing to quench the thirst of beleaguered Everton supporters. The Premiership's bottom club are beaten on aggregate in the second round by Portsmouth of the First Division.
Mansfield, of the Third Division, eliminate Leeds by holding them goalless at Field Mill, and although Spurs survive against Watford, they lose 3-2 at home in the second leg.
Andy Cole is Angry Cole after being omitted yet again from the England squad. Newcastle's manager, Kevin Keegan, says he is injured; Cole, nevertheless, scores twice in two games.
The French trainer Andre Fabre wins the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe for the third time, with Carnegie; Steve Robinson retains his WBO featherweight title against Duke McKenzie; and Seve Ballesteros wins the German Masters in Berlin.
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