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We have football! Tajik league set to begin
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Saturday, 04 April 2020 03:19
Tajikistan's domestic football season is kicking off on schedule despite almost every other soccer league around the world having ground to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic.The clubs in the landlocked central Asian country of nine million people are largely unknown, even among the world's most ardent football fans.- Stream new episodes of ESPN FC Monday through Friday on…
Pereira loves fatherhood but can't wait for football's return
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Friday, 03 April 2020 02:56
For Andreas Pereira, there is an upside to life in isolation. Under normal circumstances, Manchester United would be playing games across Europe, but the coronavirus pandemic has put a stop to that and, like every other Premier League footballer, he is spending an extended spell at home for the first time in his career. The timing is fortunate; two-month-old daughter…
Maradona will take pay cut to help in pandemic
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Friday, 03 April 2020 19:14
Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata coach Diego Maradona has offered to cut his salary during the coronavirus pandemic to help the relegation-threatened outfit, club president Gabriel Pellegrino has said.Argentinian football has been suspended indefinitely since March 17 and Superliga clubs are in discussions to cut the wages of players and staff to cope with the financial impact of the pandemic."We…
FIFA advised to postpone all June internationals
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Friday, 03 April 2020 14:45
An FIFA working group tracking the impact of the coronavirus pandemic has recommended that all men's and women's international matches scheduled for the June 2020 window be postponed.If enacted, the measure is likely to result in the postponement of the semifinals and final of the CONCACAF Nations League, set to take place in the United States on June 4 and…
US Soccer strikes 'less skill' from USWNT suit
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Friday, 03 April 2020 08:45
The U.S. Soccer Federation will no longer argue in court that the women's national team players perform work requiring less skill, effort and responsibility than men's players.- USWNT star Carli Lloyd chats with ESPN's Herculez GomezThis was confirmed in new filings in the gender discrimination lawsuit between U.S. Soccer and members of the women's national team.This latest filing is a…
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