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Man City rallies for 3-1 win at Everton to get Premier League campaign back on track

Manchester City had to come from behind to beat Everton 3-1 on Wednesday and climb back into the Premier League's top four.

Just back from winning its first Club World Cup title in Saudi Arabia, City went behind to Jack Harrison's first-half goal but recovered after the break thanks to a well-taken strike by Phil Foden and a penalty by Julian Alvarez.

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Mourinho, Lukaku and Dybala set for different receptions when Roma visits Juventus in Serie A

Three people will get a special welcome when Roma visits Juventus in Serie A on Saturday.

Roma coach José Mourinho and forward Romelu Lukaku will likely face a hostile reception in Turin while there will be a much warmer welcome for former Juventus striker Paulo Dybala — if the Argentina international is fit enough to make the trip.

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No festive cheer for Arsenal and Tottenham as north London rivals lose in Premier League

There was no festive cheer for north London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham on Thursday.

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Celtics rally from 21 down to hand Pistons 28th straight defeat, Wembanyama shines

The Boston Celtics rallied from a 21-point deficit to hand the Detroit Pistons a record-equaling 28th straight NBA defeat 128-122 in overtime on Thursday.

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'Competitive animal' Nadal back for one last hurrah

More than two decades after bursting on the scene, the sun is setting on Rafael Nadal's storied career with the Spanish gladiator hoping his creaking body can hold up long enough to see out the season.

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Man United set to enter a new Ratcliffe era with spotlight on January transfers and Ten Hag's future

Fans of Manchester United know 2024 will be anything but boring as the club tries once again to end a period of on-field decline that has lasted 10 years for the record 20-time English league champions.

British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe agreed Sunday — Christmas Eve — to buy a minority stake in United. The owner of petrochemicals giant INEOS, and a number of sports teams, will also take charge of United's football operations.

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Man City inspired by world champion badge to rally for 3-1 win at Everton. Rare home win for Chelsea

Trailing 1-0 to Everton at halftime, Manchester City didn't much look like the newly crowned Club World Cup champion despite the new golden FIFA badge on the front of the players' shirts.

But Pep Guardiola had a simple message to his players at the break.

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Cavaliers rally to stun Mavs, Durant fuels Suns win

Cleveland's Caris LeVert made the go-ahead three-pointer with 2:03 to play as the Cavaliers rallied from a 20-point deficit to beat the Dallas Mavericks 113-110 on Wednesday.

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Naomi Osaka prepares for tennis return at Brisbane International

Former No. 1 and new mom Naomi Osaka hit the practice court Wednesday ahead of the Brisbane International as she prepared for her much anticipated return to tennis.

Osaka will make her WTA comeback at the tournament which begins Sunday at Pat Rafter Arena. A two-time Australian and U.S. Open champion, Osaka pulled out of last year's Australian Open in Melbourne before later revealing she was pregnant.

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Manchester United stages rousing second-half comeback to beat Aston Villa 3-2

Manchester United staged a rousing second-half comeback to beat Aston Villa 3-2 in the Premier League on Tuesday after conceding two goals inside 26 minutes at Old Trafford.

In the first game since British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe agreed to buy a stake of up to 25% of the 20-time league champions, Erik ten Hag's team made a dreadful start and was booed by its own fans in the first half.

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