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Laois Nationalist — Aston Villa add to managerless Leicester's woes with late winner - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Aston Villa add to managerless Leicester's woes with late winner

Bertrand Traore sealed victory for the visitors against the 10-man Foxes.

Carlow Nationalist — Aston Villa add to managerless Leicester's woes with late winner - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Aston Villa add to managerless Leicester's woes with late winner

Bertrand Traore sealed victory for the visitors against the 10-man Foxes.

Kildare Nationalist — Aston Villa add to managerless Leicester's woes with late winner - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Aston Villa add to managerless Leicester's woes with late winner

Bertrand Traore sealed victory for the visitors against the 10-man Foxes.

Game in numbers: Roy Hodgson's landmark and Manchester United's dislike of Sundays - Vimarsana News

Game in numbers: Roy Hodgson's landmark and Manchester United's dislike of Sundays

Roy Hodgson, 75, starting a second spell at Crystal Palace, became the oldest manager to win a top-flight game — on the day that Huddersfield Town’s Neil Warnock, 74, became the oldest to win a second-tier match. Palace, playing at home to Leicester City, recorded 20 scoring attempts to nil before the break, making it the Premier League’s most one-sided first half in that respect in more than eight years. In fact, home teams hit 77.3 per cent of the total shots in the Premier League on Saturday — 6 per cent higher than on any other single day on record (data is available from 2003).

Jesus keeps Arsenal eight points clear - Vimarsana News

Jesus keeps Arsenal eight points clear

MANCHESTER: Manchester City thrashed Liverpool 4-1 on Saturday but remain eight points adrift of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League after Gabriel Jesus scored twice in the Gunners 4-1 win over Leeds.