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      Who is Fernando Alonso’s girlfriend Andrea Schlager?

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      FERNANDO ALONSO is in a relationship with Austrian TV personality Andrea Schlager.Alonso is a two-time F1 world champion, winning the campaign in both 2005 and 2006.
      Fernando Alonso celebrating during his time at Renault.Credit: Getty
      He won both of his championships with Renault before joining Mclaren and Ferrari in unsuccessful stints.
      Alonso had a break from F1 for two years after he “didn’t feel supported,” however, the superstar is now back in the driving seat with Aston Martin.
      Who is Fernando Alonso’s girlfriend Andrea Schlager?

      Andrea Schlager is a journalist and TV presenter. She is also the brand ambassador of a sports car brand called Cupra.
      She mainly focuses on F1, MotoGP, and tennis.
      Alonso met Schlager in the F1 sports paddock.

      Who has Fernando Alonso previously dated?

      Fernando Alonso was previously married to Raquel del Rosario (2006 – 2011).
      Fernando Alonso was also engaged to Lara Alvarez (2015-2016).
      Fernando Alonso has also previously been in relationships with Carolina Costa (2004 – 2005), Dasha Kapustina (2012 – 2014), and most recently Linda Morselli (2016 – 2021).

      Does Fernando Alonso have any kids?
      Despite Fernando Alonso’s collection of relationships, the Spaniard does not have any children.
      He said in 2018 that his dedication to the sport left him with “no friends, no family, no free time, no privacy, no wife and no kids.” More

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      Who is Jahm Najafi and what is his net worth?

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      TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR could be subject of an imminent BLOCKBUSTER £3bn takeover.The Financial Times have reported that they are in contact with “two people with direct knowledge” of billionaire Jahm Najafi’s bid.
      Jahm Najafi has his eyes on Tottenham HotspurCredit: Alamy
      And now he is just “weeks away from formally approaching Spurs owner Joe Lewis and the football club’s chair Daniel Levy” with his offer.
      Who is Jahm Najafi?
      Jahm Najafi is an Iranian-American businessman and multi-sport chairman who is the chair of MSP Sports Capital.
      He owns the Najafi Companies – which is a Phoenix-based equity firm and his primary source of income.
      Najafi also partially owns the Phoenix Suns NBA team and is vice-chairman of McLaren’s F1 team.
      He graduated with a Masters in Business Economics from Harvard University.
      The 60-year-old has said that supporting the Phoenix Suns helped him learn English.
      His family moved to Phoenix when he was 12 years old after they knew someone there.
      Najafi said: “Suns were playing against the Celtics and, of course, everybody knows about Gar Heard’s shot heard around the world.
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      “I was actually sitting there in a chair watching the game learning English.”
      Najafi has three children with wife Cheryl.
      Jahm Najafi and wife Cheryl, far rightCredit: Getty
      What is Jahm Najafi’s net worth?
      Jahm Najafi has a net worth of £2.9bn, according to reports.
      Najafi’s Tottenham bid will be structured so that 70 per cent of the purchase price will be put forward by MSP and the partners recruited.
      And the other 30 per cent will be made up by backers from the Middle East, which are allegedly mainly based in Abu Dhabi. More

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      Leigh Wood vs Mauricio Lara: UK start time, live stream, TV channel, undercard for featherweight world title fight

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      LEIGH WOOD is back in action this weekend as he defends his WBA featherweight world title against Mauricio Lara. Nottingham fighter Wood hasn’t been in the ring since his epic 12th-round knockout win over Michael Conlan 11 months ago.
      Leigh Wood knocked out Michael Conlan last year in NottinghamCredit: Reuters
      Mauricio Lara has fought Josh Warrington twice in his careerCredit: PA
      Lara is best known for fighting Josh Warrington twice, knocking him out in the first with the second being stopped after the Mexican suffered a cut from an accidental headbutt.
      Both Wood and Lara are heavy punchers and most will see this fight as the most explosive the featherweight division has to offer.
      Wood, who was upgraded to full WBA 126lbs champion earlier this year, was scheduled to fight Lara last year before he pulled out with an injury.
      But now he gets his chance against the feared Mexican, who is facing his first ever world title shot.

      When is Wood vs Lara?

      Wood’s big clash against Lara takes place this weekend on Saturday, February 18.

      The fight will take place at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham.
      Ring-walks for the main event should begin at around 10pm UK time.
      The main card will get going from 7pm.

      What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?

      Wood vs Lara will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your monthly subscription.
      You can subscribe to DAZN for £9.99-a-month, which commits you for 12 months.
      You can also pay £99.99 up front for the year, or go with DAZN’s flexible saver option, which is £19.99-a-month – and that allows you to cancel at any time.
      The fight is available for live streaming on the DAZN app, which you can download onto your mobile or tablet device.

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      Leigh Wood vs Mauricio Lara – for WBA featherweight title
      Dalton Smith vs Billy Allington
      Gary Cully vs Wilfredo Flores
      Cheavon Clarke vs TBA
      Gamal Yafai vs Diego Alberto Ruiz
      Kieron Conway vs Jorge Silva
      Nico Leivars vs Alberto Motos
      Junaid Bostan vs TBA

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      What has been said?
      Wood said: “I prefer being an underdog and I love proving people wrong.
      “People tweet me all the time and say, ‘this is a mismatch and I’m going to lose’ but if you look at my Twitter I retweet them because it fuels me.
      “Winning fuels me. Lara has a style that suits me. Conlan was all wrong for me stylistically, but styles make fights and I’m confident in my ability.
      “If I approach this fight wrong, it could be brutal. Lara is good and we saw that in the first fight with Josh Warrington, but if I do as I plan, this fight won’t reach halfway – I’m going to get Lara out of there.” More

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      F1 calendar 2023: Season gets underway in Bahrain as dates for British Grand Prix & new Las Vegas race CONFIRMED

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      THE Formula One season is soon ready to get underway with fans excited for what should be another stellar season.Max Verstappen is aiming to retain his trophy after winning both the 2020 and 2021 driver’s titles.
      Max Verstappen celebrating the 2022 championship.Credit: Reuters
      Lewis Hamilton is hoping to improve on his 2022 campaign after finishing lower than he ever has done in sixth place and going winless all season.
      Charles Leclerc will be wanting to build on last season after finishing second in the driver standings.
      The hope is that the Ferrari car will be better than last season after it let him down numerous times.
      Sergio Perez will also be keen to improve after finishing third and will want to finish above team-mate Verstappen.
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      F1 calendar 2022
      All session and race timings are in UK time.
      Bahrain Grand Prix
      Venue: Bahrain International Circuit, SakhirFriday, March 3: Practice One 11:30am, Practice Two 3pmSaturday, March 4: Practice Three 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSunday, March 5: Bahrain Grand Prix 3pm
      Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
      Venue: Jeddah Street CircuitFriday, March 17: Practice One 1:30pm, Practice Two 5pmSaturday, March 18: Practice Three 1:30pm, Qualifying 5pmSunday, March 19:  Saudi Arabia Grand Prix 5pm
      Australian Grand Prix
      Venue: Albert Park CircuitFriday, March 31: Practice One 2:30am, Practice Two 6amSaturday, April 1: Practice Three 2:30am, Qualifying 6amSunday, April 2:  Australian Grand Prix 6am
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      Azerbaijan Grand Prix
      Venue: Baku City CircuitFriday, April 28: Practice One 10:30am, Qualifying 2pmSaturday, April 29: Practice Two 10:30am, Sprint 2:30pmSunday, April 30:  Azerbaijan Grand Prix 12pm
      Miami Grand Prix
      Venue: Miami International AutodromeFriday, May 5: Practice One 7:30pm, Practice Two 11pmSaturday, May 6: Practice Three 5:30pm, Qualifying 9pmSunday, May 7:  United States Grand Prix 8:30pmItalian Grand Prix Grande Premio Del Made
      Emilia Romagna Grand Prix
      Venue: Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, ImolaFriday, May 19: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, May 20: Practice Three 11:30m, Qualifying 3pmSunday, May 21:  Emilia Romagna Grand Prix 2pm
      Monaco Grand Prix
      Venue: Circuit de Monaco in Monte CarloFriday, May 26: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, May 27: Practice Three 11:30m, Qualifying 3pmSunday, May 28:  Monaco Grand Prix 2pm
      Spanish Grand Prix
      Venue: Circuit de Barcelona-CatalunyaFriday, June 2: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, June 3: Practice Three 11:30m, Qualifying 3pmSunday, June 4: Spanish Grand Prix 2pm
      Canadian Grand Prix
      Venue: Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, MontrealFriday, June 16: Practice One 6:30pm, Practice Two 10pmSaturday, June 17: Practice Three 5:30m, Qualifying 9pmSunday, June 18:  Canadian Grand Prix 7pm
      Austrian Grind Prix
      Venue: Red Bull Ring, SpielbergFriday, June 30: Practice One 12:30pm, Qualifying 4pmSaturday, July 1: Practice Two 11:30am, Sprint 3:30pmSunday, July 2:  Austrian Grand Prix 2pm
      British Grand Prix
      Venue: Silverstone Circuit, NorthamptonshireFriday, July 7: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, July 8: Practice Three 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSunday, July 9:  British Grand Prix 3pm
      Hungary Grand Prix
      Venue: Hungaroring, BudapestFriday, July 21: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, July 22: Practice Three 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSunday, July 23:  Hungarian Grand Prix 2pm
      Belgian Grand Prix
      Venue: Circuit de Spa-FrancorchampsFriday, July 28: Practice One 12:30pm, Qualifying 4pmSaturday, July 29: Practice Two 11:30am, Sprint 3:30pmSunday, July 30:  Belgian Grand Prix 2pm
      Dutch Grand Prix
      Venue: ZandvoortFriday, August 25: Practice One 11:30am, Practice Two 3pmSaturday, August 26: Practice Three 10:30am, Qualifying 2pmSunday, August 27:  Dutch Grand Prix 2pm
      Italian Grand Prix
      Venue: Autodromo Nazionale MonzaFriday, September 1: Practice One 12:30am, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, September 2: Practice Three 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSunday, September 3:  Italian Grand Prix 2pm
      Singapore Grand Prix
      Venue: Marina Bay Street CircuitFriday, September 15: Practice One 10:30am, Practice Two 2pmSaturday, September 16: Practice Three 10:30am, Qualifying 2pmSunday, September 17:  Singapore Grand Prix 1pm
      Japanese Grand Prix
      Venue: Suzuka CircuitFriday, September 22: Practice One 3:30am, Practice Two 7amSaturday, September 23: Practice Three 3:30am, Qualifying 7amSunday, September 24: Singapore Grand Prix 6am
      Qatar Grand Prix
      Venue: Losail International CircuitFriday, October 6: Practice One 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSaturday, October 7: Practice Two 11:30am, Sprint 3:30pmSunday, October 8: Qatar Grand Prix 3pm
      United States Grand Prix
      Venue:  Circuit of The Americas, Austin, TexasFriday, October 20: Practice One 6:30pm, Qualifying 10pmSaturday, October 21: Practice Two 7pm, Sprint 11pmSunday, October 22: United States Grand Prix 8pm
      Mexican Grand Prix
      Venue: Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico CityFriday, October 27: Practice One 7:30pm, Practice Two 11pmSaturday, October 28: Practice Three 6:30pm, Qualifying 10pmSunday, October 29: Mexican Grand Prix 8pm
      Sao Paulo Grand Prix
      Venue: Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, InterlagosFriday, November 11: Practice One 2:30pm, Qualifying 6pmSaturday, November 12: Practice Two 2:30pm, Sprint 6:30pmSunday, November 13: Sao Paulo Grand Prix 5pm
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      Las Vegas Grand Prix
      Venue: Temporary street Circuit including the Las Vegas stripFriday, November 17: Practice One 4:30am, Practice Two 8amSaturday, November 18: Practice Three 4:30am, Qualifying 8amSunday, November 19: Las Vegas Grand Prix 6am
      Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
      Venue: Yas Marina Circuit, Yas IslandFriday, November 24: Practice One 9:30am, Practice Two 1pmSaturday, November 25: Practice Three 10:30am, Qualifying 2pmSunday, November 26: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 1pm More

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      Why are Arsenal not playing in the Europa League this week?

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      THIS week is jam-packed with European football with various Europa League matches, including teams such as Ajax and Roma. Most notably, Manchester Utd are taking on Spanish league leaders Barcelona in a heavyweight matchup.
      Arsenal celebrating Europa League winCredit: Getty
      Arsenal are playing Manchester City in the Premier League in a title decisive fixture on Wednesday.
      Arsenal are also in the Europa League but will not be playing against any opponent this week.
      Why are Arsenal not playing in the Europa League this week?
      The eight Europa League games this week are part of the last-32 play-off games.
      Teams taking part in this round of Europa League either finished second in their group OR finished third in their Champions League group.
      Arsenal finished first in their Europa League group, this means they don’t need to take part in the RO32 because they have secured their spot in the last 16.
      When do Arsenal play next in the Europa League?

      After the round of Europa League games this week, there will be a draw on February 24.
      In this draw, Arsenal will find out who their opponents will be in the RO16.
      Arsenal will then play their next Europa League match on the 9th and 16th March. More

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      When is the Champions League quarter-final draw? UK start time, TV channel and live stream free

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      THE Champions League has 16 teams remaining including all four Premier League sides and current holders Real Madrid. The round of 16 will see some heavyweights crash out of the competition with draws such as Liverpool vs Real Madrid, PSG vs Bayern Munich and Chelsea vs Borussia Dortmund.
      The Champions League draw is set to be made.Credit: Getty
      And fans are always full of expectation when the draw rolls around.
      All 16 clubs will have set their sights on the final in Istanbul and eight of them are about to come closer to reaching it.
      when is the Champions League quarter-final draw?

      The Champions League quarter-final draw will take place on Friday, March 17.
      It gets underway at 11am UK time.
      The draw takes place at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland.

      What TV channel is the Champions League draw on and can I live stream it free?

      The Champions League quarter-final draw will be shown live on BT Sport.
      It can be streamed live through the BT sport app or website.
      The UEFA website and youtube channel will also stream it live for FREE.

      Which teams are in the Champions League quarter-final?
      One team from each fixture will advance to the quarter-finals, The remaining teams in the Champions League are:

      PSG or Bayern Munich
      AC Milan or Tottenham
      Club Brugge or Benfica
      Borussia Dortmund or Chelsea
      Liverpool or Real Madrid (last years final)
      Frankfurt or Napoli
      RB Leipzig or Man City
      Inter Milan or Porto

      What teams can play each other in the quarter-finals?
      Unlike rounds prior, the quarter-final draws do not have clubs split into separate pots.
      Therefore, clubs from the same nation can play each other.
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      When is the semi-final draw?
      The semi-final draw is done at the same time as the quarter-final draw.
      Teams know their potential opponents for the semi-finals while they are playing the quarters. More

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      F1 calendar 2023: Season gets underway in Bahrain followed by Saudi Arabia but testing is first

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      THE Formula One season is soon ready to get underway with fans excited for what should be another stellar season.Max Verstappen is aiming to retain his trophy after winning both the 2020 and 2021 driver’s titles.
      Max Verstappen celebrating the 2022 championship.Credit: Reuters
      Lewis Hamilton is hoping to improve on his 2022 campaign after finishing lower than he ever has done in sixth place and going winless all season.
      Charles Leclerc will be wanting to build on last season after finishing second in the driver standings.
      The hope is that the Ferrari car will be better than last season after it let him down numerous times.
      Sergio Perez will also be keen to improve after finishing third and will want to finish above team-mate Verstappen.
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      F1 calendar 2022
      All session and race timings are in UK time.
      Bahrain Grand Prix
      Venue: Bahrain International Circuit, SakhirFriday, March 3: Practice One 11:30am, Practice Two 3pmSaturday, March 4: Practice Three 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSunday, March 5: Bahrain Grand Prix 3pm
      Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
      Venue: Jeddah Street CircuitFriday, March 17: Practice One 1:30pm, Practice Two 5pmSaturday, March 18: Practice Three 1:30pm, Qualifying 5pmSunday, March 19:  Saudi Arabia Grand Prix 5pm
      Australian Grand Prix
      Venue: Albert Park CircuitFriday, March 31: Practice One 2:30am, Practice Two 6amSaturday, April 1: Practice Three 2:30am, Qualifying 6amSunday, April 2:  Australian Grand Prix 6am
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      Azerbaijan Grand Prix
      Venue: Baku City CircuitFriday, April 28: Practice One 10:30am, Qualifying 2pmSaturday, April 29: Practice Two 10:30am, Sprint 2:30pmSunday, April 30:  Azerbaijan Grand Prix 12pm
      Miami Grand Prix
      Venue: Miami International AutodromeFriday, May 5: Practice One 7:30pm, Practice Two 11pmSaturday, May 6: Practice Three 5:30pm, Qualifying 9pmSunday, May 7:  United States Grand Prix 8:30pmItalian Grand Prix Grande Premio Del Made
      Emilia Romagna Grand Prix
      Venue: Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, ImolaFriday, May 19: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, May 20: Practice Three 11:30m, Qualifying 3pmSunday, May 21:  Emilia Romagna Grand Prix 2pm
      Monaco Grand Prix
      Venue: Circuit de Monaco in Monte CarloFriday, May 26: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, May 27: Practice Three 11:30m, Qualifying 3pmSunday, May 28:  Monaco Grand Prix 2pm
      Spanish Grand Prix
      Venue: Circuit de Barcelona-CatalunyaFriday, June 2: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, June 3: Practice Three 11:30m, Qualifying 3pmSunday, June 4: Spanish Grand Prix 2pm
      Canadian Grand Prix
      Venue: Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, MontrealFriday, June 16: Practice One 6:30pm, Practice Two 10pmSaturday, June 17: Practice Three 5:30m, Qualifying 9pmSunday, June 18:  Canadian Grand Prix 7pm
      Austrian Grind Prix
      Venue: Red Bull Ring, SpielbergFriday, June 30: Practice One 12:30pm, Qualifying 4pmSaturday, July 1: Practice Two 11:30am, Sprint 3:30pmSunday, July 2:  Austrian Grand Prix 2pm
      British Grand Prix
      Venue: Silverstone Circuit, NorthamptonshireFriday, July 7: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, July 8: Practice Three 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSunday, July 9:  British Grand Prix 3pm
      Hungary Grand Prix
      Venue: Hungaroring, BudapestFriday, July 21: Practice One 12:30pm, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, July 22: Practice Three 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSunday, July 23:  Hungarian Grand Prix 2pm
      Belgian Grand Prix
      Venue: Circuit de Spa-FrancorchampsFriday, July 28: Practice One 12:30pm, Qualifying 4pmSaturday, July 29: Practice Two 11:30am, Sprint 3:30pmSunday, July 30:  Belgian Grand Prix 2pm
      Dutch Grand Prix
      Venue: ZandvoortFriday, August 25: Practice One 11:30am, Practice Two 3pmSaturday, August 26: Practice Three 10:30am, Qualifying 2pmSunday, August 27:  Dutch Grand Prix 2pm
      Italian Grand Prix
      Venue: Autodromo Nazionale MonzaFriday, September 1: Practice One 12:30am, Practice Two 4pmSaturday, September 2: Practice Three 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSunday, September 3:  Italian Grand Prix 2pm
      Singapore Grand Prix
      Venue: Marina Bay Street CircuitFriday, September 15: Practice One 10:30am, Practice Two 2pmSaturday, September 16: Practice Three 10:30am, Qualifying 2pmSunday, September 17:  Singapore Grand Prix 1pm
      Japanese Grand Prix
      Venue: Suzuka CircuitFriday, September 22: Practice One 3:30am, Practice Two 7amSaturday, September 23: Practice Three 3:30am, Qualifying 7amSunday, September 24: Singapore Grand Prix 6am
      Qatar Grand Prix
      Venue: Losail International CircuitFriday, October 6: Practice One 11:30am, Qualifying 3pmSaturday, October 7: Practice Two 11:30am, Sprint 3:30pmSunday, October 8: Qatar Grand Prix 3pm
      United States Grand Prix
      Venue:  Circuit of The Americas, Austin, TexasFriday, October 20: Practice One 6:30pm, Qualifying 10pmSaturday, October 21: Practice Two 7pm, Sprint 11pmSunday, October 22: United States Grand Prix 8pm
      Mexican Grand Prix
      Venue: Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico CityFriday, October 27: Practice One 7:30pm, Practice Two 11pmSaturday, October 28: Practice Three 6:30pm, Qualifying 10pmSunday, October 29: Mexican Grand Prix 8pm
      Sao Paulo Grand Prix
      Venue: Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, InterlagosFriday, November 11: Practice One 2:30pm, Qualifying 6pmSaturday, November 12: Practice Two 2:30pm, Sprint 6:30pmSunday, November 13: Sao Paulo Grand Prix 5pm
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      Las Vegas Grand Prix
      Venue: Temporary street Circuit including the Las Vegas stripFriday, November 17: Practice One 4:30am, Practice Two 8amSaturday, November 18: Practice Three 4:30am, Qualifying 8amSunday, November 19: Las Vegas Grand Prix 6am
      Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
      Venue: Yas Marina Circuit, Yas IslandFriday, November 24: Practice One 9:30am, Practice Two 1pmSaturday, November 25: Practice Three 10:30am, Qualifying 2pmSunday, November 26: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 1pm More

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      What did Pep Guardiola say about Steven Gerrard?

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      PEP GUARDIOLA is one of the greatest managers in football history – and has changed how the game is played.But he is not perfect and has put his foot in it after a passing comment made over an incident that occurred before he even managed in the Premier League.
      Steven Gerrard and Pep Guardiola shake hands ahead of a Premier League match in May last yearCredit: PA
      Steven Gerrard’s slip for Liverpool against Chelsea in 2014 has gone down as one of the most infamous moments in Premier League historyCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      After it was announced Manchester City were being probed by the Premier League for over 100 suspected breaches of FFP rules, the Spaniard has come out fighting in a number of press conferences.
      But one recent comment was adjudged to have gone a bit too far and Guardiola has apologised to Gerrard.
      What did Pep Guardiola say about Steven Gerrard?
      Guardiola was commenting on an incident that occurred during the 2013-14 season.
      Liverpool were playing at home against Chelsea, a match they needed to win, but Gerrard slipped while on the ball and Demba Ba raced through to score for Jose Mourinho’s side.

      The Blues went on to win the game 2-0, with former Red Fernando Torres setting up Willian for the second.
      If City are found guilty of their FFP breaches, they could have the 2013-14 title stripped, with Liverpool declared retrospective champions.
      Commenting on the FFP probe Guardiola said: “Come on! Those moments belong to us.
      “They absolutely belong to us, regardless of the sentence, they belong to us. Think what we’ve done — nobody can remove that.
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      “The good and bad moments we live, that’s part of everything and that’s not going to change, of course not.”
      He added: “The goal from Sergio Aguero . . . and I don’t know if we are responsible for Steven Gerrard slipping at Anfield.
      “Was that our fault?
      “All the moments we lived these years together. The Premier League will decide . . . but I know what we won and the way we won it.
      “I know the effort we put in.
      “If something happened in 2009 or 2010, it is not going to change one second of it.” More