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Harry Kane's worrying reaction to his ankle injury, Mourinho update and what Sergio Reguilon did
Here are four things we noticed from Tottenham Hotspur's 2-2 draw at Everton in the Premier League on Friday evening
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Five defenders but still so open
Jose Mourinho certainly wasn't taking any chances with Spurs' leaky defence which had conceded five goals in the past two games.

Everton 2-2 Tottenham: Harry Kane scores twice to cancel out Gylfi Sigurdsson's two goals
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Everton 2-2 Tottenham: Jose Mourinho unable to shed light on possible Harry Kane injury
Harry Kane suffered a late injury after scoring twice to rescue a point for Tottenham against Everton at Goodison Park.
Nine days before the Carabao Cup final and 58 days before England's European Championship opener, Kane limped off in stoppage time with an apparent ankle problem.
The striker seemed to land awkwardly after jumping for a header when defending a corner late on.
Manager Jose Mourinho said he did not know how serious the injury was.

FT: Toronto FC 2 - 4 CF Montreal—Match thread, preview, and how to watch
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90’ + 4’ — into Stoppage
88’ - GOAL! It’s RICHIE!!! MTL 4 - 2 TFC!
80’ — This is a big pile of suck.
76’ — TFC Substitution. JMR Klaxon.
76' | SUBSTITUTION
71' Quel tir
68’ — Liam Fraser just got atomized, and yet no cards shown.
64’ - annnnnnd Perruzza does his best Bradley impression. 9/10
63’ - MB4 is having a howler. Missed a sitter there.
59’ - TOR DOUBLE SUB - Morrow for Shaff / Fraser for Priso
69' | Double change.
54’ - Wanyama scores off a corner. TOR 1 - 3 MTL.
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46’ — Back from the break, two subs - Mullins for Perruzza and DeLeon for Okello.

Alex Lacazette has already dropped hint on Arsenal contract as Arteta makes Europa League decision
The Frenchman fired Arsenal to the Europa League semi-finals on Thursday night
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As his time in north London draws to a climatic end, Alex Lacazette is doing his utmost to go down in Arsenal folklore as one of the club's most clinical strikers

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'The tension between pragmatism and aesthetics on the pitch is always happening and I find it really interesting'
Writer, artist, and one-time Longford Town footballer Adrian Duncan is this week’s guest on Behind the Lines.
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THERE IS ART to be found in everything: even a midweek League Cup game between Longford Town and Home Farm at an almost entirely-empty Whitehall.
It was in that game 20 years ago Adrian Duncan earned his one and only first-team appearance for his home-town club, brought on as a half-time substitute in a 3-1 defeat. 

LAFC over Columbus Crew for MLS Cup? Our 2021 predictions, MVP favorites, team-by-team talking points
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Alejandro Moreno shares his predictions for the upcoming MLS season, and has big expectations for LAFC. (1:25)
The 26th season of Major League Soccer kicks off on Friday as Houston Dynamo host San Jose at BBVA Stadium (8 p.m. ET, ESPN+) and after a wild season in 2020, it's a clean slate and a reset in 2021 with a full schedule, another new team (welcome, Austin FC) and plenty of iconic players and teams with a lot to prove. And so, a little over four months since Columbus Crew SC thumped Seattle Sounders to win MLS Cup, we're back and ready for a fun season.

YESTERDAY was another depressing day for football and the sport’s fight against racism.  
Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela was handed a ten-game ban after racially abusing Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara during a Europa League last 16 match in early March.  
Almost a month has passed since the fixture and Uefa finally made the decision that Kudela’s disgusting remark was worthy of a few matches seated on the naughty step in the stands.  
Kudela will miss the remainder of this year’s tournament and also the European Championships this summer, where he would have been in action for the Czech Republic.   

Racist abuse against footballers puts Facebook under pressure
Posted : 2021-04-14 15:41
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Facebook's independent Oversight Board announced on April 13 it would start accepting requests to remove "harmful content" that users believe has been wrongly allowed to remain on the leading social network. AFP
Marcus Rashford, Sadio Mane, Jude Bellingham, Rabbi Matondo and many others have already experienced it: racist abuse on social media.
Due to the amount of xenophobic and racist comments online, English Championship side Swansea City as well as the Scottish football champions Rangers have boycotted all social media platforms for a week since last Thursday.

West Brom Albion contacted the force again after the team's forward Callum Robinson received abundant racist messages after the team won against Chelsea 5-2 earlier this month.
This comes after the likes of Thierry Henry and several other footballers have expressed that they have experienced racial abuse and harassment on social media.
Last month, the french forward Thierry Henry announced that he was stepping back from social media until bosses strictly regulate their platforms.
Speaking of his experience of social media on
Good Morning Britain, he said: "It's not a safe place at the minute. People are getting racially abused."

Spurs to take action after Korea’s Son racially abused
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LONDON: Tottenham Hotspur are to take action after Korean star Son Heung-min was subjected to “abhorrent racist abuse” on social media following Sunday´s 3-1 defeat by Manchester United.
Son is the second Spurs player in as many matches to suffer such abuse following Davinson Sanchez after the 2-2 draw with Newcastle United on April 4.Son scored Spurs´s goal but was involved in a controversial incident when he went down clutching his face after contact with Scott McTominay.
That resulted in an Edinson Cavani goal being ruled out and post match criticism of the Korean by United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.“Another matchday and more abhorrent racial abuse suffered by one of our players,” said a Spurs statement.

Henderson: Why I handed my social media over to Cybersmile
Jordan Henderson has used his column in the matchday programme for Wednesday's fixture with Real Madrid to explain the decision to hand over his social media channels to the Cybersmile Foundation.
The Liverpool captain writes: “When people read these programme notes, they might like them, they might dislike them, they might wish I’d said something different or that I had talked about a subject that’s particularly important to them. 
“The beauty of a publication like this, though, is that all such thoughts will remain just that. There is no capacity for comments, which means there is no risk of the kind of abuse which continues to make social media a place that becomes toxic and at times unusable.

Premier League: Arsenal Cruise To 3-0 Win Over Sheffield United
Alexandre Lacazette and Gabriel Martinelli were on target as Arsenal beat Sheffield United but lost Bukayo Saka to injury.
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Premier League: Arsenal Cruise To 3-0 Win Over Sheffield United
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Arsenal cruised to a 3-0 win over Sheffield United in the Premier League but saw Bukayo Saka limp off ahead of their crucial Europa League clash with Slavia Prague. (More Football News)
The Gunners were always in control of Sunday's contest at Bramall Lane, which will surely soon no longer be a Premier League venue given the Blades are near certainties for the drop.

Tottenham to hold review after Son Heung-min suffers racist abuse
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Son Heung-min scored the opening goal of the game in his side's 3-1 defeat by Manchester United
Tottenham are to "determine the most effective action moving forward" after Son Heung-min suffered "abhorrent" racist abuse on social media.
The South Korea forward was abused following Sunday's 3-1 Premier League home defeat by Manchester United.
Team-mate Davinson Sanchez received racist messages on social media after a 2-2 draw at Newcastle on 4 April.
"Another matchday and more abhorrent racial abuse suffered by one of our players," said a Spurs statement.

Son Heung-Min: Tottenham star racially abused online after Premier League defeat
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Son Heung-Min was racially abused online after Sunday's match.
Tottenham Hotspur has condemned the "abhorrent" online abuse directed at star player Son Heung-Min after the side's 3-1 Premier League defeat by Manchester United on Sunday.
The 28-year-old had been involved in one of the game's key moments when he was adjudged to have been fouled by Scott McTominay in the build-up to the visitor's first goal -- scored by Edinson Cavani -- which was then disallowed by a call made with the video assistant referee (VAR).

Spurs to take action after Korean star Son racially abused
London (AFP) – Tottenham Hotspur are to take action after Korean star Son Heung-min was subjected to “abhorrent racist abuse” on social media following Sunday’s 3-1 defeat by Manchester United.
Son is the second Spurs player in as many matches to suffer such abuse following Davinson Sanchez after the 2-2 draw with Newcastle United on April 4.
Son scored Spurs’s goal but was involved in a controversial incident when he went down clutching his face after contact with Scott McTominay.
That resulted in an Edinson Cavani goal being ruled out and post match criticism of the Korean by United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. 

‘Not many like this’: Petr Cech stunned by reported £50m Arsenal and West Ham target
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Premier League legend Petr Cech isn’t surprised to see Slavia Prague striker Abdallah Sima attracting the interest of clubs such as Arsenal and West Ham United, speaking to iSport. 
Last Thursday’s Europa League quarter-final felt particularly pertinent for Slavia’s 19-year-old attacker. 
After all, Sima has spent the past four months being heavily linked with a big-money move to Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal.  
And although the teen sensation missed an opportunity to impress at the home of his potential employers, putting in a largely anonymous performance in north London, Sima’s stunning exploits throughout 2020/21 mean he’s certain to be in demand during the summer transfer window. 

Thierry Henry has delivered approval on Arsenal's potential Alexandre Lacazette replacement
Arsenal have been linked with Celtic striker Odsonne Edouard ahead of a potential move in the summer transfer window
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Slowly but surely the summer transfer window is creeping up on us.
We are not all that far away from the Premier League season reaching its conclusion, meaning the focus will soon switch to off-field matters and clubs will be working tirelessly to try and modify their squads ahead of the start of the 2021/22 season.

LEAH WILLIAMSON feels a lot of England players would join collective action with regard to social media if it was deemed the most effective thing to do in the effort to combat online abuse.
In the last few days Rangers, Birmingham and Swansea have announced week-long boycotts of social-media platforms in a stand against abuse and discrimination.
Thierry Henry last month disabled his accounts as he described racism on social media as “too toxic to ignore.”
At a press conference today prior to England’s friendly against Canada, defender Williamson was asked about individuals and clubs coming off social media, where she stood with regard to collective action, and if it had been discussed in the camp.

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Britain's Prince Philip dubbed himself the world's most experienced plaque unveiler, after 70 years of public duties.
Here are 10 things opened by the Duke of Edinburgh:
1. 1956 Olympic Games 
On behalf of his wife Queen Elizabeth II, the Australian head of state, Prince Philip wore his naval uniform as he opened the Melbourne Olympics on 22 November 1956 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
He later declared his very brief speech as the best of his life. He spent several days watching the Games.
It was part of a lengthy solo Commonwealth tour on the new Royal Yacht Britannia, his longest time away from the queen, during which he visited the Antarctic.

Follow latest updates as Spurs host Man Utd in the Premier League fixture at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this afternoon.

Sometimes, I feel discriminated against, but it does not make me angry. It merely astonishes me. How can any deny themselves the pleasure of my company? It’s beyond me.” ― Zora Neale Hurston

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2009 recalls a year of sporting highs and lows...
It was the year that the 'Hand of Henry' denied Ireland the chance to go to the soccer World Cup Finals, as a blatant handball by Thierry Henry helped France to a 2-1 aggregate victory in a qualifying playoff.
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RTÉ News reports as Republic of Ireland hopes of World Cup Qualification are dashed on 18 November 2009. (via RTÉ Archives)