Phil Neville calls for social media boycott in wake of Pogba racist abuse
The England Women’s coach has urged players to snub social media after Pogba became the third player in a week to be racially abused on its platforms
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‘We’ll get there’ — England’s Lionesses look to future after latest near miss
The feeling of crushing disappointment after a semi-final defeat is nothing new for England’s women
England look to usurp USA as women’s World Cup grande finale looms
England face an American side brimming with talent and on a high from two hard-fought 2-1 wins over Spain against hosts France
Neville calls for Premier League grounds to host women’s games
Let’s blow the rest of Europe away, England women’s manager urges
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Everton keep eye on Champions League
Phil Jagielka believes a convincing defeat of Manchester City is evidence that Everton have what it takes to pip Liverpool in the battle for the final Champions League qualifying spot. Midfielder Jagielka has been outstanding for David Moyes’s side in recent weeks and impressed again in Monday night’s 2-0 win at the City of Manchester Stadium.
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Support grows for Premier League’s global plans
Support within English football for controversial plans to take Premier League matches around the world appeared to be growing on Friday as influential figures including Arsene Wenger and Roy Keane voiced their backing. But the prospect of opposition from Fifa also loomed large after the world governing body said it would examine the proposals.
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Ruthless Chelsea book Cup date with Spurs
Chelsea will face London rivals Tottenham in next month’s League Cup final after crushing Everton’s dream of a first domestic final appearance in eight years on Wednesday. Joe Cole’s well-taken strike left Everton with little prospect of overturning their 2-1 first-leg deficit at Goodison Park.
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I knew I could do it, says Chelsea’s Grant
Avram Grant insists he never doubted he would silence the critics who claimed he had no chance at Chelsea. When Grant took charge in the aftermath of Jose Mourinho’s dramatic departure in September, it seemed the Israeli coach would find it hard to last a month if one listened to the cynicism that greeted his appointment.
