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‘Welcome Home': Premier League's Soul Is Back as Fans Return
Two thousand West Ham fans made up the first crowd at an English Premier League game for the visit of Manchester United
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8 of 10 Premier League Matches This Weekend Streamed in US
NBC has moved eight of this weekend’s 10 Premier League matches to its online streaming service Peacock behind a pay wall
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Premier League Soccer to Restart on June 17
The Premier League’s official broadcasters say the competition will restart on June 17.
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Premier League, Champions League Call Off Matches
The Premier League and the Champions League both have been suspended as the chaos stemming from the coronavirus outbreak continues to impact soccer
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No More Champagne for FA Cup Winners
Champagne is off the menu for English soccer. The FA Cup winners will no longer be handed bottles of bubbly to celebrate at Wembley Stadium. Instead, the English Football Association will provide a non-alcohol champagne imitation at its competitions. The FA says “this is to ensure that we are as inclusive as possible to players and communities who may be...
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Move to England Makes Pulisic Most Expensive US Soccer Player
Christian Pulisic became the most expensive American soccer player in history after completing a transfer to English club Chelsea from Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday.
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Prince William Visits Israel's Holocaust Memorial
Prince William began his visit to Israel on Tuesday with an emotional visit to Jerusalem’s Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial and a meeting with two survivors who escaped Nazi Germany for the safety of Britain. Yad Vashem Chairman Avner Shalev, who guided the Duke of Cambridge through the museum’s exhibitions detailing Nazi Germany’s genocide of 6 million Jews during World War...
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Suarez Scores Again, Uruguay Beats Host Russia 3-0
Luis Suarez finally got rattled at this year’s World Cup. Sitting at the podium in the post-match news conference following Uruguay’s 3-0 victory over Russia, a reporter asked him why he often wore a sad expression.
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World Cup: Colombia Knocks Poland Out of the World Cup, 3-0
Radamel Falcao’s first career World Cup goal has helped Colombia keep alive its hopes of qualifying for the knockout stage of the World Cup and eliminate Poland with a 3-0 win. A Yerry Mina header from a floated James Rodriguez pass put Colombia in front just before halftime. Falcao made it 2-0 in the 70th before Juan Cuadrado sealed it...
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World Cup: Messi Misses Penalty, Iceland Holds Argentina to 1-1 Draw
If there is one flaw in Lionel Messi’s genius, it might be his failure to score penalty kicks in big games. Add Messi’s saved attempt against Iceland on Saturday at the World Cup to misses for Argentina in shootouts for the Copa America title, and for Barcelona in a Champions League semifinal match that was later lost. At least Messi’s...
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In Blow to Murdoch, UK Refers Fox Bid for Sky to Regulator
The British government will refer Twenty-First Century Fox Inc.’s bid for satellite broadcaster Sky to the country’s competition regulator for further examination, in a blow to Rupert Murdoch’s takeover plans. Culture Secretary Karen Bradley told lawmakers Tuesday that she intended to refer the takeover to the Competition and Markets Authority because of concerns that the deal might concentrate too much...
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NBC Moves 130 Premier League Games to Streaming Service
Trying to gauge what it can sell directly to cord cutters, NBC is launching its direct-to-consumer Premier League product with the start of the season this weekend.
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NBC Moving Studio Show to England for Premier League Openers
NBC is moving its Premier League studio show to England for the season openers for the first time. The network said Wednesday that Rebecca Lowe will host broadcasts on site from Aug. 11-13 with a rotating group of the network’s analysts and commentators. The Premier League season opens on a Friday night for the first time on Aug. 11 when...