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World Cup shocks: USA keeper Frank Borghi shuts out England in 1950
In 1950, the United States were a team of part-timers and England were the favourites to win the World Cup - but a Haitian dishwasher inflicted the greatest shock in the tournament's history.
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World Cup one-hit wonders: Josimar springs a surprise for Brazil in 1986
Right-back Josimar scored two of the best goals of the 1986 World Cup - but he only won 16 caps as sudden success went to the Brazilian's head.
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World Cup one-hit wonders: Oleg Salenko - Russia's five-star hero at USA 94
Oleg Salenko only scored six goals for Russia - but they all came in the 1994 World Cup and five in one remarkable game against Cameroon.
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World Cup shocks: The Miracle of Milan as Cameroon stunned Argentina at Italia 90
Cameroon had never won a World Cup game until they beat Diego Maradona's reigning champions, despite having two men sent off, in the 1990 opener.
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Five Things We Learned In The Premier League Weekend
Salah sends Liverpool into the Champions League, Chelsea fail again, City reach 100, Wenger's final win and Carrick's farewell - lessons from the Premier League weekend.
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World Cup one-hit wonders: Ilhan Mansiz, the man who briefly set the world alight
Ilhan Mansiz's international career lasted less than three years but he scored the greatest goal in Turkey's history to take them to the 2002 World Cup semi-finals.
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World Cup shocks: Italy undone by North Korea on the biggest stage
Italy contained some of the world's greatest players and no Asian country had won a game at the World Cup - until North Korea shocked the Azzurri in 1966.
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Arsene Wenger's departure is not the start of a revolution at Arsenal - it has already begun
Arsenal are undergoing radical transformation with Arsene Wenger going and up to 13 of his players leaving in a year while there is a new structure behind the scenes.
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Five things we learned from the Premier League weekend as Wenger waves goodbye and Man City lift the title
Wenger's happy goodbye, Huddersfield have hope, Man Utd's struggle with the promoted clubs, Tottenham tire again and Hughes is at fault for Stoke's relegation - lessons from the Premier League weekend.
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As Manchester City lift the Premier League title, has Pep Guardiola decided to end his big-spending days?
Pep Guardiola has overseen a £450 million overhaul of his record-breaking Manchester City side - but he might not be the Premier League's big spender this summer.
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Five things learned from the Premier League weekend
Wenger loses to Mourinho again, City join the 100 club, Chelsea are back in the top four race, Liverpool need a winger and Moore shows Pardew up - lessons from the Premier League weekend.
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Is Arsene Wenger the greatest manager never to win in Europe after failing on all three fronts?
Arsene Wenger has never won a European trophy and may be denied his status among the managerial greats because of his lack of success in continental competitions.
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Five Things We Learned From The Weekend
Giroud displaces Morata, Arsenal's fitting win, Sanchez the big-game player, Spurs' silverware drought and Ings plays like Firmino - lessons from the weekend.
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How Eriksen and Mata's contrasting fortunes reflect Tottenham and Man United's transfer strategies
Christian Eriksen is the man for the big occasion and an automatic choice for Tottenham whereas Juan Mata, while a similar player, is often only picked in small games by Manchester United.
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Five things we learned from the Premier League weekend
United gift City the title, Guardiola's worthy winners, Arsenal's away-day horrors, Alexander-Arnold excels and Giroud shows why he is a super-sub - lessons from the Premier League weekend.
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Why Gabriel Jesus should follow Roberto Firmino's blueprint as Manchester City seek to find Sergio Aguero's long-term successor
Gabriel Jesus is a bargain, a budding superstar and Brazil's first-choice forward - but he is one of the few Manchester City players to disappoint this season.
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What if... Guardiola inherited Mourinho's Man Utd squad?
Richard Jolly wonders who Pep would keep if he landed the Manchester United job...
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Chelsea's sorry season should damage Conte's reputation
Antonio Conte may find it easy to get another job this summer, but mistakes and missteps in Chelsea's troubled year could still damage his standing.
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Why Arsenal need Jack Wilshere to lead them into a new era
Arsenal need a new captain in the summer and Jack Wilshere should be promoted instead of older players, with Aaron Ramsey as his deputy.
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Did Manchester City pay under the odds in some of their £365M spending spree?
Jose Mourinho has been critical of Manchester City's spending spree - but many have proven to be bargain buys, writes Richard Jolly.