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BREAKING! Arne Engels transfer bid booted out by Celtic as Martin O'Neill reveals Alistair Johnston to Everton latest
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Jamie Carragher has warned Bradley Barcola should not be viewed as a successor for Mohamed Salah as Liverpool prepare to launch their first offer for the £145million-valued PSG star. Barcola is understood to be keen to join Liverpool after the club held talks with his representatives in the last week. The 23-year-old France international has indicated he does not wish to sign a new contract with the European champions and is open to joining Liverpool‚ who have a long-held interest.
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Celtic transfer strategy baffles Hotline as champions warned record recruit Kasper Hogh will come back to haunt them
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Hearts warned Sturm Graz will unleash 'best player in Austria' to thwart hopes of Champions League miracle
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KIERAN GILL IN SYDNEY: Micky van de Ven has warned their Premier League rivals to be prepared to see a new Tottenham Hotspur after their ambitious summer spending spree. Spurs have already spent £237million on signing Sandro Tonali (£100m)‚ Mateus Fernandes (£85m) and Jan Paul van Hecke (£52m). They have also brought in Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi on free transfers after back-to-back 17th-placed finishes. Those acquisitions have helped convince Van de Ven and Spurs' existing players that they are ready to forget their relegation concerns and focus on a European push instead.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic in Celtic disrespect as superstar warned 'Scottish people won't be happy with that'
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MICHAEL OWEN: Mexico was the worst thing that could have happened for England. It was not the blueprint for winning a World Cup‚ it was the blueprint for losing one. I warned in the hours after the 3-2 win at the Azteca of a dangerous overreaction among former players and supporters. There was a complete misunderstanding of what bravery in football is really about. It was being labelled as our greatest-ever performance - and I was called miserable by some for pointing out that it absolutely was not.
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Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane have deservedly got the majority of acclaim for England's World Cup campaign so far‚ but the Argentine press have warned their squad of two other key players to watch out for. England and Argentina go head-to-head in the second semi-final on Wednesday in Atlanta (8pm‚ BST) with Spain awaiting the winner in Sunday's showpiece. Bellingham and Kane have spearheaded England so far with the pair having scored 12 of their 13 goals - including the former's brace in a 2-1 win after extra-time in the quarter-final against Norway on Saturday.
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Larne come from behind to beat nine-man Tre Fiori
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England's crucial World Cup quarter-final showdown against Norway in Miami is at risk of being delayed or even postponed due to soaring temperatures across South Florida. A major heat risk has been declared in South Florida with temperatures said to be rising to 29-32ºC - with a realfeel of up to 44 ºC - by the time today's game is due to kick off at 5pm in Miami (10pm UK time). The City of Miami's official X account has warned people in the local area to 'stay hydrated‚ wear lightweight clothing and limit outdoor activity'.
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John McGlynn hoping Falkirk have 'new Barney Stewart' on their hands as he gives trialist every chance to earn deal
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The United States have been dumped out of the World Cup‚ humiliated 4-1 by Belgium - and the gleeful reaction of the rest of the world. After FIFA reversed the red-card suspension of USA star Folarin Balogun following pressure from Donald Trump‚ critics had warned that the integrity of the beautiful game was at stake. And‚ led by the Trump-dancing Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku‚ the reaction has been one of mockery. And Iran FA spokesperson this morning said: 'Now the whole world is dancing to celebrate politics' humiliating defeat by football.' While Belgium‚ who were furious with Trump's Balogun intervention‚ wrote on their official social media accounts: 'Overturn this.'
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French newspaper L'Equipe gave World Cup referee Ilgiz Tantashev just their third 1/10 rating for an official in a decade after failing to clamp down on Paraguay's 'dark arts' in their World Cup last-16 tie. France secured a 1-0 win over Paraguay on Saturday with Kylian Mbappe's penalty enough to send Didier Deschamps team through to a quarter-final against Morocco. Paraguay had earned praise for their defensive resilience against France‚ who had scored three or more goals in their four previous matches at the tournament.
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Arne Engels the snag in the Celtic masterplan as Martin O'Neill time travels back to the noughties