Blues probed for anti-Semitic chants
LONDON • Uefa has commissioned an ethics and disciplinary inspector to look into the conduct of a section of Chelsea's supporters as it seeks to determine whether they were guilty of an anti-Semitic chant during last week's Europa League tie against Vidi in Budapest, Hungary.
If the fans are found guilty of behaviour "that insults the human dignity of a person or group of persons on whatever grounds, including skin colour, race, religion or ethnic origin", the minimum sanction to which Chelsea would be subjected is the partial closure of Stamford Bridge at a Europa League game. The report will be submitted in mid-January.
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Qatar putting 48-team Cup on hold
DOHA • Qatar will not take a decision on expanding its 2022 World Cup to 48 teams from 32 until it has seen the details of a feasibility study from Fifa, an official from the country's World Cup organising committee said yesterday.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino said last week that a decision is expected by March ahead of the draw for qualifying matches. The study is expected to include aspects of scheduling, the number of required venues, training sites, and how many games per day would be played under an expanded format.
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PSG give wantaway Rabiot a way out
PARIS • Paris Saint-Germain have decided to allow unsettled France midfielder Adrien Rabiot to leave the club at the end of this season, when he will be a free agent, their sporting director Antero Henrique said yesterday.
Rabiot, 23, has more than 150 top-flight appearances and was agitating for a transfer since the summer, after also turning down a call to be a squad member in France's World Cup-winning team.
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(Reuters) - The Netherlands head into this week's Nations League semi-finals with one of the best young squads the country has produced in recent years and Dutch football can once again look forward to a bright future, manager Ronald Koeman has said.
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Atletico Madrid took a huge advantage in their heavyweight Champions League last-16 tie with Juventus, earning a 2-0 home win thanks to late goals from Uruguayan defenders Jose Gimenez and Diego Godin in a tense, incident-packed game on Wednesday.
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LISBON, (Reuters) - - Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has ruled himself out of the vacant job at Benfica, saying he has no intention of coaching in his native Portugal for the time
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The Tunisian side were leading 1-0 in the second leg of the final and 2-1 overall when play was halted, and after a 90-minute delay the referee awarded the match to the home side.
Tunisian club win African title after final abandoned over VAR

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is paying no attention to what Premier League title-rivals Manchester City are doing as his side hit back in the ding-dong battle at the top of the table.A 3-1 win
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Manchester City tear apart Liverpool's feeble defence to claim an emphatic victory over the 10-man visitors and move top of the Premier League. approach to the game, there must surely be an
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