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Capello ignores United striker for friendly with Brazil despite lengthy injury list

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Terry deals blow to United's defence of title

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Sam Wallace: Samba for sale... Supporters priced out as Brazil go globetrotting with friendlies

Brazil have become an exhibition team, shoved on a plane to wherever will pay

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Eurozone: Aguero cameo comes too late for Atletico

In simpler times, whether a player was fit or injured, a manager would never consider saving his best XI for another day, so Sergio Kun Aguero would have been on the pitch from the first kick of Saturday's helter-skelter Madrid derby.

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Riley enjoys the good life as late strike upsets Charlton

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Ferdinand is a worry but Cole comes in from cold

Only two England managers have ever beaten Brazil, and neither had a statue unveiled at Wembley on Friday. One was Walter Winterbottom, in the first meeting between the countries in 1956; the second was Sir Bobby Robson, who did it at home (1990) and away (1984). So the next stadium for Fabio Capello to sprinkle a little of his stardust on is the Khalifa in Doha, Qatar, the unlikely venue for next Saturday evening's friendly.

Ancelotti is likely to spend come January

Chelsea granted transfer ban reprieve

Chelsea look set to be able to trade in the January transfer window after the Court of Arbitration for Sport agreed to suspend their transfer ban.

Hughes relieved as Hibs survive assault

Hearts 0 Hibernian 0: There would have been a collision of thoughts in John Hughes' mind but still, at the end of a frenzied match, the Hibs manager sought out his centre-backs to hug them gruffly.