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      When is Champions League last-16 draw? Date, UK start time, live stream – Man Utd, Chelsea and Liverpool in hat

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      THE Champions League group stages are nearly at their end and Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool are already thinking ahead.The Reds, Blues and United have already qualified for the knockout stages of Europe’s top competition and can start planning for the ties in the new year.
      Chelsea legend Branislav Ivanovic was at the group stage draw back in SeptemberCredit: Reuters
      What date is the Champions League last 16 draw and what time does it start?
      The Champions League last 16 draw takes place on Monday, December 13.
      Expect the draw to kick off at 11am UK time.
      There could well be some preamble and chats with former Champions League stars who tend to draw the balls out of the pot.
      Is the Champions League last 16 draw on TV and can I live stream it?
      The balls will be drawn live on BT Sport, who are the Champions League broadcasters in the UK.
      Fans can also watch the draw on Uefa.com and YouTube for FREE.
      What dates are the Champions League round of 16 ties being played?
      The eight first legs will be played on February 15, 16, 22 and 23, 2022 with two games on each night.
      Second legs will take place on March 8, 9, 15 and 16, 2022, with two ties again being played each night.
      Which clubs have qualified so far?

      Two pots of eight teams will be created from seeded group winners and runners up.
      When are the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final?
      Quarter finals
      First legs – April 5 and 6, 2022
      Second legs – April 12 and 13, 2022
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      First legs – April 26 and 27, 2022
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      Chelsea clinch BT sports gong after beating Arsenal with Lauren James honoured ahead of Juventus clash

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      CHELSEA have been named BT Sports Team of the Year after their FA Cup trouncing of Arsenal.Blues starlet Lauren James claimed the channel’s Rising Star prize with her side now eyeing a second win against Juventus in the Champions League.
      Chelsea will play Juventus after their FA Cup and BT Sports award winsCredit: Rex
      James, 20, was among the female stars being celebrated at a ceremony in London that saw tennis ace Emma Raducanu named BT Sports Action Woman of the Year.
      The British number on, who is 19, stunned the tennis world by winning the US Open without dropping a single set in September.
      And Kingsmeadow starlet James, who is the sister of Chelsea full-back Reece, made history after becoming the first woman to score at Old Trafford for former club Manchester United
      The starlet netted for the Red Devils during their 2-0 defeat of West Ham in March.
      The award wins for James and Chelsea comes a day after the WSL champs claimed their third FA Cup trophy.
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      They did so by dispatching Arsenal 3-1 in a dominant display at Wembley watched by a TV audience of 1.3miillion viewers.
      Fran Kirby netted the opener with Sam Kerr bagging a brace just 24 hours after arriving back in England from international duty in Australia.
      And the match saw the Blues exact revenge on their title rivals who beat them in 3-2 on the opening weekend of the WSL season.
      A Champions League clash on home turf with Juventus, managed by ex-Gunners chief Joe Montemurro, is up next for Emma Hayes’s side.
      The last game between the rivals ended in a 2-1 away win for the WSL queens.
      However, the Blues will be wary of the threat by Montemurro’s club who are second in Group A and just three points behind Chelsea who are top.
      The Italian outfit are in pole position in Serie A having won all ten games played so far this term.
      And they stunned two-time Champions League winners Wolfsburg by beating them 2-0 in Germany in November.
      Joe Montemurro will be looking to stun Chelsea following Juventus’s shock win against WolfsburgCredit: Getty
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      Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur 2 LIVE RESULTS: Main event UNDERWAY at Copper Box – stream FREE, TV, latest updates

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      ANTHONY YARDE is out for revenge tonight as he faces Lyndon Arthur – and the main event is UNDERWAY.The pair fought in the capital last December, with Arthur taking the WBO inter-continental light heavyweight title on a split-decision.

      TV channel: BT Sport 1
      Live stream FREE: BT Sport app/ee customers watch free
      Live results: Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur (IN PROGRESS)
      Hamzah Sheeraz BEATS Bradley Skeete (R9)
      Sam Noakes BEATS Shaun Cooper (R9)
      Dennis McCann BEATS Juan Jose Jurado (points)
      Kamil Sokolowski BEATS George Fox (points)
      Charles Frankham BEATS Constantin Radoi (R4)

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      ARTHUR vs YARDE
      Both men have made their walks and are now in the ring.
      Will Yarde start quicker and let his hands go like promised? Or will Arthur’s jab be the difference again?
      The first bell, or 13th, is almost upon us…
      UP NEXT
      The big one, the main-event, what we’ve all come for.
      Anthony Yarde and Lyndon Arthur fight once more in a rematch to settle the score almost a year to the day since their first.
      Arthur won that with just his jab and an injured right hand, but Yarde has promised knockout revenge.
      SHEERAZ vs SKEETE
      Skeete takes a knee again after a big combination and the fight is over!
      Despite Skeete’s heroic efforts, a combination has put him down for a second and final time in the fight.
      Both boos and cheers ring around the Copper Box following the dramatic nine rounds.
      SHEERAZ vs SKEETE
      Skeete is down again after a massive combination at the end of round eight and just about survives the bell.
      Sheeraz had a point off after flooring Skeete and landing punches while he was down.
      With Skeete likely ahead, he’s been kept in the fight by his trainer.
      SHEERAZ vs SKEETE
      Massive knockdown in round eight for Sheeraz but he then lands a couple of shots while Skeete is on the floor.
      If Skeete is unable to continue, Sheeraz faces being DQ’d here.
      But Skeete has opted to continue and the fight will go on, but Sheeraz has a point taken off.
      SHEERAZ vs SKEETE
      Sheeraz lands a big combination in round seven and as Skeete is trying to slip he hits the deck.
      Looked like a clean knockdown but the ref called it a slip but he is on the retreat and under pressure.
      Skeete makes it through the round but that was the biggest threat he’s had to overcome in the fight so far, Sheeraz needs to keep the pressure on.
      SHEERAZ vs SKEETE
      Through to round six and this fight is really heating up.
      Skeete, despite giving away height and size, has managed out outbox the bigger man so far with a good jab and smart defence.
      But Sheeraz is the bigger and stronger fighter but needs to step on the gas with Skeete banking rounds. Good fight so far.
      SHEERAZ vs SKEETE
      Through to round six and this fight is really heating up.
      Skeete, despite giving away height and size, has managed out outbox the bigger man so far with a good jab and smart defence.
      But Sheeraz is the bigger and stronger fighter but needs to step on the gas with Skeete banking rounds. Good fight so far.
      NOAKES vs COOPER
      Knockdown scored for Noakes in the ninth round, which could help swing the fight massively in his favour.
      The referee then stops the fight with Cooper on his feet as he failed to stop the late onslaught.
      Noakes retains his 100 per cent KO ratio in right fights now.
      NOAKES vs COOPER
      Half way through the fight and it’s a close affair, with Noakes the aggressor and busier but Cooper holding his own.
      Neither man he really broke the deadlock and it’s give and take so far.
      Second half of the fight will be telling, who wants it more.
      Credit: PA
      NOAKES VS COOPER
      Time for some lightweight action now as Sam Noakes puts his unbeaten tag on the line.
      Shaun Cooper is no mug though and Walsall native will want to impress on the big stage.
      Sam Noakes up next 💪Shaun Cooper put in a brave showing in a points defeat to Mark Chamberlain in 2020.Noakes is out to make a statement by stopping him… pic.twitter.com/NHsbGju3pO— Frank Warren (@frankwarren_tv) December 4, 2021

      McCANN vs JURADO
      ROUND 8 – The final bell sounds and that brings the end to a fairly one-sided fight.
      McCann several moments of class during the eight rounds, with rapid combinations and slick defence.
      It failed to put a real dent in Juarado but dominated the action nonetheless winning every round on the cards to go 11-0.
      Credit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      McCANN vs JURADO
      ROUND 8 – The final bell sounds and that brings the end to a fairly one-sided fight.
      McCann several moments of class during the eight rounds, with rapid combinations and slick defence.
      It failed to put a real dent in Juarado but dominated the action nonetheless winning every round on the cards to go 11-0.
      McCANN vs JURADO
      ROUND 6 – McCann comfortable with two rounds to go but has a cut above his left eye.
      The clash of stances have seen the heads coming together, but the gash should not cause too much concern.
      McCann still in the driving seat, landing combinations but not finding a way to break down the resilient Juarado.
      Credit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      McCANN vs JURADO
      ROUND 3 – Confident stuff so far from McCann, boxing and moving.
      He’s in complete control and landed some eye-catching left hands, down the middle.
      McCann is getting into a bit of a scrap in close but lands his shots and then circles out, showing lovely defence.
      McCANN vs JURADO
      ROUND 1 – Big end to the round as McCann lands a counter left hand.
      The southpaw brings a massive set of supporters, who are making themselves heard.
      Confident start from McCann, using educated pressure and landing the odd uppercut.
      UP NEXT
      Popular prospect Dennis McCann faces Juan Jose Jurado.
      Bantamweight McCann is unbeaten in ten, with six KOs and is one of the biggest rising stars in the country.
      He’ll be looking to make a statement here.
      FOX vs SOKOLOWSKI
      The referee scored the fight 79-75 to Sokolowski, who rightfully deserves the victory.
      Sokolowski landed some big shots during the eight-round bout and thankfully saw his work rewarded.
      Fox showed flashes of slick boxing, slipping, countering and showing quick hands, but his work was too sporadic.
      FOX vs SOKOLOWSKI
      Better final round for Fox but he needs a bit of a gift on the cards here to avoid defeat.
      He showed good flashes but Sokolowski was far the busier and harder hitter but is the travelling fighter here.
      We await the decision…
      FOX vs SOKOLOWSKI
      Better final round for Fox but he needs a bit of a gift on the cards here to avoid defeat.
      He showed good flashes but Sokolowski was far the busier and harder hitter but is the travelling fighter here.
      We await the decision…
      FOX vs SOKOLOWSKI
      Heading into the final round and Fox needs a KO or something special to avoid defeat here.
      Sokolowski scored several big shots in the seventh round and is on the way to either being robbed or pulling off a big upset.
      Eighth and final round coming up.
      Credit: PA
      FOX vs SOKOLOWSKI
      Midway through the fight and Fox is looking far from convincing.
      He’s landed the occasional counter right hand – most commonly the uppercut – and flicks out his jab well.
      But Sokolowski is the aggressor and landing more shots by just walking forward.
      Credit: PA
      ARTHUR vs YARDE 2
      Bantamweight prospect Dennis McCann loves his Haribos.
      So after successfully making the 8st 6lb limit, he enjoyed tucking into a pack on the scales.
      Can he make his boxing record look sweeter with an 11th career win when he faces Juan Jose Jurado?

      ARTHUR vs YARDE 2
      Tonight Lyndon Arthur and Anthony Yarde rematch… almost a year to the day since they first shared the ring.
      Arthur ran out the winner on split-decision over 12 rounds in a tight and disputed win on the cards.
      Yarde has promised revenge, but Arthur warned of a repeat.

      ARTHUR vs YARDE 2
      Charles Frankham moves to 4-0 after stopping Romanian Constantin Radoi in round four.
      A left hook landed flush on Radoi and after stumbling back, the referee waved off the contest.
      It is the second stoppage on Frankham’s record.

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      Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur 2: UK start time, live stream free, TV channel and full undercard for TONIGHT’S fight

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      ANTHONY YARDE is back in action as he faces Lyndon Arthur in a massive light-heavyweight rematch. The former WBO title-challenger will look to avenge the loss Arthur bestowed upon him when the pair fought last year in London.
      Anthony Yarde lost to Lyndon Arthur on points when they fought last yearCredit: Getty
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      Arthur outpointed his opponent with relative ease in their first bout, though Yarde came on strong toward the end of their bout.
      Both men have since fought and beaten interim opponents to get them as prepared as possible for this weekend’s clash.
      And after months of negotiations, Yarde and Arthur have decided to run their domestic dust-up back, with the winner looking to assert themselves into the world title picture at 175lbs.
      When is Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur 2?

      Yarde vs Arthur will take place on Saturday, December 4 – TONIGHT.
      The fight will be held at the Copper Box Arena in London.
      There will be a full capacity crowd in attendance for the clash.
      Ring-walks for the main event are expected to get going from 10pm UK time.

      What channel is it and can it be live streamed?

      Yarde vs Arthur will be shown live on BT Sport 1 in the UK.
      You can live stream the action from the BT Sport app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet devices.

      Can I watch for FREE?

      EE Customers with swappable benefits can add BT Sport to their plan at no extra cost.
      At the end of the three months you will automatically roll onto the £15 per month subscription.
      Or you can cancel the trial at any time during the three months by texting STOP SPORT to 150.

      Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur 2 will take place on December 4Credit: Reuters
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      What have they said?
      “He didn’t want to come to Manchester and fight me,” Arthur said.
      “I believe they were too scared to come to Manchester. He is going to come out fast. There isn’t a chance on this earth he can outbox me.
      “I know for a fact what he will try to do. The only thing he can do is try and knock me out.”
      Yarde said: “I just said make the rematch happen. I don’t b*t I don’t do excuses. Judges’ said I lost. The fight went the way it went and that’s it.
      “If I land a shot and knock him down I wont wait for him to recover. I will finish the job. I am going to knock him out.” More

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      Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur 2 FREE: UK start time, live stream, TV channel and undercard for huge rematch

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      ANTHONY YARDE is back in action as he takes on Lyndon Arthur in a massive light-heavyweight rematch. The former WBO title-challenger will look to avenge the loss Arthur bestowed upon him when the pair fought last year in London.
      Anthony Yarde lost to Lyndon Arthur on points when they fought last yearCredit: Getty
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      Arthur outpointed his opponent with relative ease in their first bout, though Yarde came on strong toward the end of their bout.
      Both men have since fought and beaten interim opponents to get them as prepared as possible for this weekend’s clash.
      And after months of negotiations, Yarde and Arthur have decided to run their domestic dust-up back, with the winner looking to assert themselves into the world title picture at 175lbs.
      When is Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur 2?

      Yarde vs Arthur will take place on Saturday, December 4.
      The fight will be held at the Copper Box Arena in London.
      There will be a full capacity crowd in attendance for the clash.
      Ring-walks for the main event are expected to get going from 10pm UK time.

      What channel is it and can it be live streamed?

      Yarde vs Arthur will be shown live on BT Sport 1 in the UK.
      You can live stream the action from the BT Sport app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet devices.

      Can I watch for FREE?

      EE Customers with swappable benefits can add BT Sport to their plan at no extra cost.
      At the end of the three months you will automatically roll onto the £15 per month subscription.
      Or you can cancel the trial at any time during the three months by texting STOP SPORT to 150.

      Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur 2 will take place on December 4Credit: Reuters
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      What have they said?
      “He didn’t want to come to Manchester and fight me,” Arthur said.
      “I believe they were too scared to come to Manchester. He is going to come out fast. There isn’t a chance on this earth he can outbox me.
      “I know for a fact what he will try to do. The only thing he can do is try and knock me out.”
      Yarde said: “I just said make the rematch happen. I don’t b*t I don’t do excuses. Judges’ said I lost. The fight went the way it went and that’s it.
      “If I land a shot and knock him down I wont wait for him to recover. I will finish the job. I am going to knock him out.” More

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      Sky, BT Sport and Amazon Prime presenters for 2021-22 Prem season including Tony Cottee axed and Michael Dawson in

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      PREMIER LEAGUE football is back and it looks a little different on our TV screens this season. Sky Sports, BT Sport and Amazon Prime will be showing the games and fans are desperate to know what their presenter and pundit lineups look like.
      Tony Cottee has been let go by Sky SportsCredit: Rex
      Here, SunSport rounds up the lineups at each broadcaster now the new campaign is underway.
      SKY SPORTS
      Former West Ham, Leicester and Everton striker Tony Cottee has been axed by Sky after 20 years with the broadcasting giant.
      The well-liked 56-year-old has been let go with Karen Carney and Michael Dawson joining the team.
      Carney will be the lead WSL pundit with Sky set to show live coverage of the women’s league this season.
      Former Tottenham man Dawson will join Jeff Stelling’s Soccer Saturday team while Michelle Owen will present EFL shows.
      Caroline Barker, Lynsey Hooper and Seb Hutchinson will join the WSL team from September.
      Former Spurs defender Michael Dawson has joined the Soccer Saturday lineupCredit: Getty
      Karen Carney will be Sky’s lead WSL punditCredit: Getty
      BT SPORT
      Gary Lineker is the main departure having quit their Champions League coverage to follow Leicester around Europe.
      But fans can expect to see their favourites on BT Sport’s star-studded lineup for the Premier League.
      Former Manchester United stars Rio Ferdinand, Robin van Persie and Owen Hargreaves will all provide up to date analysis.
      Jermaine Jenas, Michael Owen and Peter Crouch also remain on the team, as do Robbie Savage and Chris Sutton.
      Fan favourite Peter Crouch will remain on BT Sport’s pundit teamCredit: Getty
      AMAZON PRIME
      The online broadcaster will show 20 Premier League matches across two gameweeks in the 2021-22 season.
      Amazon’s first fixture round runs from November 30 to December 1 with the second on December 28.
      But to cover so many games in such a short space of time, Amazon Prime employed more than 40 stars of TV and radio to help them deliver their coverage last season.

      Gabby Logan, Eilidh Barbour, Steve Bower and Jim Rosenthal make up the presenting team.
      Alan Shearer, Owen and Harry Redknapp are among the biggest names in the punditry seats.
      And commentating big-wigs including Clive Tyldesley and Guy Mowbray provide the play-by-play for the matches.
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      When is Champions League last-16 draw? Date, UK start time, live stream as Man Utd, Chelsea and Liverpool in hat

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      THE Champions League group stages are nearly at their end and Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool are already thinking ahead.The Reds, Blues and United have already qualified for the knockout stages of Europe’s top competition and can start planning for the ties in the new year.
      Chelsea legend Branislav Ivanovic was at the group stage draw back in SeptemberCredit: Reuters
      What date is the Champions League last 16 draw and what time does it start?
      The Champions League last 16 draw takes place on Monday, December 13.
      Expect the draw to kick off at 11am UK time.
      There could well be some preamble and chats with former Champions League stars who tend to draw the balls out of the pot.
      Is the Champions League last 16 draw on TV and can I live stream it?
      The balls will be drawn live on BT Sport, who are the Champions League broadcasters in the UK.
      Fans can also watch the draw on Uefa.com and YouTube for FREE.
      What dates are the Champions League round of 16 ties being played?
      The eight first legs will be played on February 15, 16, 22 and 23, 2022 with two games on each night.
      Second legs will take place on March 8, 9, 15 and 16, 2022, with two ties again being played each night.
      Which clubs have qualified so far?

      Two pots of eight teams will be created from seeded group winners and runners up.
      When are the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final?
      Quarter finals
      First legs – April 5 and 6, 2022
      Second legs – April 12 and 13, 2022

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      First legs – April 26 and 27, 2022
      Second legs – May 3 and 4, 2022
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      Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury: Date, UK start time, live stream, TV channel, undercard for HUGE star-studded clash

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      IT’S official – Jake Paul and Tommy Fury are going to war. Fury, half-brother of world heavyweight champion Tyson, has called for a clash with YouTube sensation Paul for months.
      Tommy Fury beat Jordan Grant in the summer in their Telford clashCredit: PA
      Jake Paul has called for Tommy Fury to change his last name to ‘fumbles’ if he loses their grudge matchCredit: Instagram / @jakepaul
      And now he will finally get his chance, with SunSport first revealing how the pair will clash in a December bout after a breakthrough in negotiations.
      The fight was confirmed on Friday, October 29 by promotor Frank Warren.
      Paul last fought in August, beating Tyron Woodley by split decision, while Fury outpointed MMA fighter Anthony Taylor on the undercard.
      Paul vs Fury will represent the former’s first dalliance with a fully-fledged pro boxer in his short career so far.
      And although Fury has predominantly fought boxers throughout his career, many regard Paul to be one of his toughest tests yet.

      When is Paul vs Fury?

      Jake Paul will fight Tommy Fury on Saturday, December 18.
      The fight will take place at the Amelie Arena in Tampa.
      The event should pull in thousands of spectators, with the arena having a capacity of 21,000.
      With the fight being held in the USA, expect it to take place in the early hours of Sunday morning in the UK.

      What TV channel is it on and can I live stream?

      Paul vs Fury will be shown live on BT Sport Box Office.
      BT Sport Box Office broadcasted Paul vs Woodley in August and they have an afinity with Fury through his promotional contract with Frank Warren.
      You can live stream events on BT Sport Box Office from the app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.
      Paul vs Woodley cost £16.95, but it’s likely Paul vs Fury could set you back around £19.95.
      Check back to SunSport for confirmed PPV info.

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      As yet, the full undercard for fight night has not been confirmed.
      But one fight between former NBA and NFL stars Deron Williams and Frank Gore has been announced.
      The pair will clash in a four-round heavyweight bout.

      What has been said?
      Jake Paul: “It’s finally official. Timothy had no choice but to sign the contract so he could finally pay his bar tabs, afford a shirt for the club, and stop living off Molly.
      “December 18 in Tampa Bay I’m changing this w***er’s name to Tommy Fumbles and celebrating with Tom Brady.
      “Pucker up Timmy… it’s time to kiss your last name and your family’s boxing legacy goodbye.”
      Tommy Fury: “This is an easy fight for me. A real easy fight. I’ve been doing this job since I was 7.
      “He’s not a boxer. He’s gonna see that when we fight.
      “I will end his boxing career. There’s no more Jake Paul after we fight. That’s it.” More