Manchester City boss will not leave club and claims 'truth will prevail' when asked about the ban
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola recently said in an interview that he does not intend to abandon the club after its ban from playing in Europe. When asked about the ban he simply said that 'the truth will prevail' and that the team feels they have reason to appeal and fight the ban
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International cricket returns after 117 days
International cricket finally returns to Britain on Wednesday after 117 days when England play the West Indies in the world’s first Test match since the start of March because of the coronavirus pandemic. It’s clear the match being staged at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton is about much more than just cricket. A smoothly run Test series played in a strict isolated environment featuring repeated COVID-19 testing and social distancing
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Players may reject a return to premier league training
Former English Football player Gary Neville believes that more players may reject a return to the much-awaited English Premier League due to coronavirus fears. "I know there are Premier League clubs with five or six players who don't want to return or are uncomfortable with certain things around stage two or three," Neville added. English Premier League is still looking for a June return and July finish
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English Premier League to restart in June Without Fans amid COVID-19
In a recent announcement, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson states that "cultural and sporting events [can] take place behind closed doors for broadcast while avoiding the risk of large-scale social contact." The Mirror's David Maddock reported April 5 the Premier League had been in discussions with government officials about a returning in June. PM's announcement cleared the path for the EPL
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Ronaldo returns to Italy
Ronaldo returns to Italy
Juventus star Christiano Ronaldo reached Italy after spending two months in home country Portugal amid coronavirus pandemic. He is currently in two weeks of mandatory quarantine time before getting back to the normal routine. The news brought hope for the football fans as they expect the Italian season to resume by next month. Ronaldo landed in Turin airport last night in his private jet from the Portuguese island of Madeira
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