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Russian Anti-Doping Agency Says New York Times Misquoted Director
The statement claims that RUSADA's acting head Anna Antseliovich was misquoted and her words were taken out of context . The report by Canadian lawyer Richard McLaren - the second part of which was released in December - found evidence of a "systematic and centralized cover-up" of positive drugs tests that benefited more than 1,000 Russian athletes across 30 sports.
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Eden Hazard says current Chelsea team better than 2015 champions
ANTONIO CONTE, Chelsea manager, on his side proving they could cope with missing key players. Conte said he would take the week to assess his options and he opted not to start with his £33m summer signing Michy Batshuayi but with a more flexible and experienced three of Hazard, Pedro and Willian .
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Alli Brace Inspires Spurs To Big Win Over Saints
But they were undeterred and Son scored a well-taken third before Alli grabbed his second of the evening from the edge of the box as Southampton crumbled. Claude Puel responded by making a triple substitution, bringing on Shane Long, Dusan Tadic and Pierre Holjbjerg to try and turn the game around. If Spurs win at Southampton they will have claimed 71 points in 2016, a new club record in the Premier League (surpassing their haul of 70 in 2013).
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UConn brings back Randy Edsall as head coach
The Huskies are banking on Edsall's "program building" process to be accelerated because he's done it here before. "We are excited to welcome Coach Edsall back to the University of CT", said University President Susan Herbst. With a host of former players collecting checks in the National Football League over the last decade, this is important. Under Edsall, UConn had a traditionally strong running game, producing 1,000-yard rushers such as Donald Brown and Jordan Todman.
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Swansea City part ways with Bob Bradley
It's not all been Bradley's fault, of course. Bradley simply did what all managers do when accepting the Swansea job - he backed himself to pull it off. Former Manchester United and Wales winger Ryan Giggs is the early favourite for the job among the bookmakers followed by Wales manager Chris Coleman, who used to play for Swansea.
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Jerry Jones doesn't think playing Romo in finale is worth the risk
Dak Prescott is the undisputed starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, but with the No. 1 seed locked up, it seems like a smart idea to get Tony Romo some action in the final two games of the season. With the Dallas Cowboys rolling to their 13th victory, some of the fans expressed the desire to see a familiar face at quarterback, yelling "We want Romo" and "Tony, Tony Tony".