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Brighton Hit with Injury Blows Ahead of Aston Villa Clash

Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler addressed the media ahead of Wednesday’s match against Aston Villa, with the race for European qualification heating up. Hurzeler delivered bad news for Georginio Rutter and Adam Webster, saying: “Both injuries, I can say, they don’t look great. We have to add them to our injury list.” When asked if they could miss the rest of the season, he admitted: “It’s possible. Georginio has an ankle injury, Adam a muscle injury.”

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Verona and Parma Share Points in Goalless Draw

Hellas Verona and Parma played out a 0-0 draw, moving both sides further away from the Serie A relegation zone. It was their first goalless H2H encounter since 1963. Verona almost ended their streak of six first-half blanks when Daniel Mosquera’s header hit the post after just two minutes. Parma then came close as Pontus Almqvist’s long-range shot narrowly missed the target. Chances were scarce, but Mosquera had another opportunity just before halftime, only for Alessandro Vogliacco to make a crucial block. The second half saw defences remain dominant, with Parma looking the more likely to score. Dennis Man’s penalty appeal was waved away, while Adrian Bernabé and Jacob Ondrejka tested Verona’s goalkeeper Lorenzo Montipò. In the end, neither verona and parma could break the deadlock, settling for a point in their survival battle.

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Leeds Held by Swansea in 2-2 Draw

Leeds United’s promotion hopes took a hit as Swansea secured a 2-2 draw at Elland Road on Saturday. Brenden Aaronson put Leeds ahead in the first minute, and Illan Meslier saved a penalty to keep them in front. But in the 64th minute, Meslier dropped a corner, allowing Harry Darling to equalize. With Sheffield United now ahead in the promotion race, Leeds face growing pressure in the battle for a top-two finish.

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Ancelotti: Mbappé Can Be a Real Madrid Legend Like Ronaldo

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti believes Kylian Mbappé can become a club legend like Cristiano Ronaldo. Mbappé, 26, has already matched Ronaldo’s 33 goals in a debut season after joining from Paris Saint-Germain. Ancelotti said, “What I wish for Mbappe is that he is capable of achieving what Ronaldo did at Real Madrid — and I think that he can do it” With Madrid still competing on three fronts, Mbappé has time to surpass the record. Ancelotti’s side faces Real Sociedad on Tuesday in a Copa del Rey semi-final, holding a 1-0 lead.

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Las Palmas’ Moleiro Cancels Out Celta Vigo’s Opener in 1-1 Draw

Celta Vigo’s shared a point each with Las Palmas on Monday night. Despite having more possession, they were held to a 1-1 draw at Balaídos by Las Palmas, who lost goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen to injury in the first half. Celta dominated early on, with Alfon Gonzalez help. However, Borja Iglesias‘s shot was saved by Cillessen before he had to leave the field due to an injury. Dinko Horkas came on as a substitute keeper for Las Palmas. Celta took the lead just before halftime when Alfon curled a shot past Horkas after a setup from Iglesias. In the second half, Las Palmas’ Moleiro equalized, securing a point for his side.

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Ivan Juric Desperate to Avoid Premier League ‘Worst Team’ Tag

Southampton manager Ivan Juric is urging his players to avoid being tagged as the worst team in Premier League history. They are currently at risk of facing relegation to the Championship. With just 9 points so far, the Saints are sitting at the bottom of the table, 17 points away from safety. They have only managed two wins all season and are at risk of finishing with fewer points than Derby County’s 2007/08 season. As Southampton prepares to face Crystal Palace on Wednesday, Juric, emphasized the need to win. “The team has to be competing and try to do our best. We have to be really motivated,” He said. “I don’t want it to be that we are the worst team in the history of Premier League. If we can be not the last on the table, we have to do our best,” Juric added.

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Moyes: Gulf Between Everton and Liverpool Has Never Been Bigger

Everton manager David Moyes has acknowledged the significant gap between his team and Premier League leaders Liverpool. Liverpool are on track to secure a record-equalling 20th top-flight title, holding a 12-point lead at the top of the table. In contrast, Everton find themselves in 15th place, 36 points adrift of their local rivals. Moyes admitted the disparity between the two teams is now at its widest ever. “We might be further away from Liverpool than we have ever been at the moment,” Moyes said at his pre-match press conference on Tuesday. “By the time I had left here maybe 10 years ago we were much closer to Liverpool, we were competitive, competing around the same areas of the league at the time. “I think at the moment it is the biggest gulf between the two clubs.” Even when the clubs were closer together in the league table, Moyes endured a miserable record at Anfield. In 21 attempts as manager of Everton, Manchester United, Sunderland and West Ham, the Scot has failed to win away to Liverpool, drawing on seven occasions.

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“I’m in no hurry”: Luka Modric reveals Real Madrid retirement plans

Luka Modric has confirmed that Real Madrid will be the final club of his career but insists he is not yet thinking about retirement. The 39-year-old Ballon d’Or winner told Telefoot: “I’m not thinking about it right now, but I’ve already said that I’d like to stop in Real Madrid because it would be a dream for me. But we must see what happens. “There’s a lot of the season left, and I have to focus on what’s left because there are many matches. We have to see what happens because I’m in no hurry.” Modric‘s contract with Real Madrid expires at the end of the season.

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Bournemouth open to selling want-away Huijsen to Real Madrid

Bournemouth defender Dean Huijsen is keen on a move to Real Madrid this summer, according to Okdiario pundit Eduardo Inda on El Chiringuito. Huijsen, who impressed in his recent appearances for Spain, has attracted interest from PSG, Chelsea, and Bayern Munich. However, Inda claims the 19-year-old favors a move to Madrid. “Bournemouth signed him for €15 million, and now they see an opportunity for a big profit,” Inda said. “They will ask for €60-70 million, which could be the main obstacle to his transfer.”

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Juventus turn to Tudor after Motta gamble backfires

Juventus parted ways with Thiago Motta in a bid to secure Champions League qualification and bring in a high-profile replacement to fix costly mistakes. Motta was dismissed on Sunday after a series of poor results and a strained relationship with both club management and his expensive squad, leaving the club in yet another period of uncertainty.

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