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Conte on the mend but unlikely to be in dugout for Sunday's City showdown
ANTONIO CONTE is unlikely to be on the touchline for Tottenham's match against Manchester City on Sunday, following successful surgery to remove his gallbladder.
BLUES EXODUS AS CLUB PLANS SUMMER SPREE
RECORD-SPENDING CHELSEA READY TO GO BIG AGAIN ... BUT STARS WILL BE SOLD TO HELP CLEAR THE DECKS
PRESSURE ON POTTER TO PIECE JIGSAW TOGETHER... AND FAST
AFTER a January transfer window that at times felt like a chaotic scene from the Wolf of Wall Street, Chelsea return to the normality of trying to win football matches.
Government to reveal football regulator plans next week
THE introduction of an independent regulator for football is poised to take a significant step forward next week with the publication of a Government White Paper, promising sweeping reforms.
Archer signs off in style as Buttler's men start to build case for World Cup defence
ONE WAY or another, this tour always seemed set to centre around Jofra Archer and so it proved.
How Sinfield can inspire England to new heights
BORTHWICK'S WRECKING CREW SPOTLIGHT ON NEW DEFENCE AND ATTACK COACHES | Head coach's deputy commands respect of players inside and outside the camp
Why we should not believe all the IMF's gloomy predictions
The IMF's bleak projections of a recessionary year ahead for the British economy forecasting it would perform worse even than Russia's have been a major talking point this week.
Tech stock bounce sends FTSE back towards record
MARKET ROUND-UP
Shock as Heathrow boss announces his departure later this year
HEATHROW Airport CEO John Holland-Kaye surprised the aviation world today when he revealed that he will step down later this year.
Scandi style brings on the Nineties cool
Copenhagen fashion week showcased a new grunge edge entering Nordic comfort, says Chloe Street
