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    Hughie Fury vs Kostiantyn Dovbyshchenko LIVE RESULTS: Reaction as Fury secures dominant WIN on boxing return

    HUGHIE FURY marked his boxing return with a dominant points win over Kostiantyn Dovbyshchenko in Rotherham.The 29-year-old went the distance with the Ukranian, utilising all six rounds to boost his fitness levels after almost three years out.Hughie, cousin of Tyson Fury, is set to fight again as soon as next month.
    Result: Hughie Fury def. Kostiantyn Dovbyshchenko
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    Thanks for tuning in with us for Fury’s long-awaited comeback.
    It was a bit of a stroll, where the heavyweight blew away some cobwebs after a three-year absence.
    But, he won points which is all that matters.
    No shame in Dovbyshchenko’s performance, who can go back to Camden Town with his head high.
    It’s goodnight for now.
    Copy linkCopiedConfirmation of your winner
    It really was nothing more of a sparring sessions for Hughie.
    But he prevails after getting a good workout.

    Copy linkCopiedFury by decision
    Well, the ref thought it was closer than we thought.
    Fury wins it 59-56 by way of decision.
    He lifts Dovbyshchenko’s hand in the air. The Ukrainian put up a good fight.
    Good workout, though, for Fury.
    Copy linkCopiedIt went all six rounds
    Now to the judges’ scorecards.
    I mean, Fury walked it.
    It will be interesting to see what the scores do.
    Fairplay to Dovbyshchenko, he was worth his money.
    Copy linkCopiedShowboating
    Dovbyshchenko does a little dance in the ring after hitting Fury with a good right.
    Fury has hit a few shots at Dovbyshchenko and his opening up a little bit more.
    It’s a grandstand finish in the final round.
    Best round from him, despite getting a hit.
    Copy linkCopiedNothing more than a workout
    Fury is strolling this.
    He’s a class above Dovbyshchenko, that’s for sure.
    This is a good workout, and all about getting some minutes in the ring.
    It’s a professional display.
    Copy linkCopiedEnd of Round 2
    Dovbyshchenko might fancy this.
    He is standing up to the 6ft6in Fury, who is showing he’s a decent boxer with a good IQ.
    End of round two and once again not much between them.
    Copy linkCopiedGood first round
    Hughie Fury looks a little ring rusty, but in decent nick.
    He’s thrown a few decent hits, his defence looked good.
    Dovbyshchenko is standing up to it though.
    Nothing to pick between them in the opener.
    Copy linkCopiedRing walks complete
    It’s not quite Riyadh is it Rotherham?
    But it’s baby steps for Fury on his return.
    We’ve just done the ring walks, and we’re set to get underway.
    By the way, Dovbyshchenko comes via Camden Town.
    Copy linkCopiedFury’s next
    And here’s the tale of the tape.

    Copy linkCopiedThat was close
    Referee Michael Alexander had it by just one single point.
    It was scored 76-75, astonishingly, in Molloy’s favour.
    It was that close.
    Molloy remains unbeaten, but he was given a hell of a scare.
    Copy linkCopiedWhat a final round
    Toe-to-toe, both fighters showing incredible determination and spirit.
    Molloy and Herrera have put on a showpiece.
    What heart from the Mexican, what bottle from the Irishman.
    It went all eight rounds, now it’s the judges who will decide.
    Copy linkCopiedHe’s weathered the storm
    Molloy has shown a lot of character to weather the storm.
    Somehow he’s still on his feet, slugging away.
    There’s blood to the nose of Herrera.
    A combo from Molloy followed by a right hand hurts the Mexican.
    Copy linkCopiedNo way
    Molloy is down!
    And he’s in trouble.
    A persistent attack to Molley’s body from Herrera, and now the Irishman is flagging.
    My gosh. Can he hold on in the sixth.
    Copy linkCopiedWaiting for his moment
    You just get the feeling Molloy is getting ready to pull the trigger.
    Fairplay to Herrara, the Mexican is doing all he can though.
    Molloy is having to work for it, showing good defence.
    Another cracking show.
    Copy linkCopiedWorking the body
    Molloy is skipping around the ring, working Herrara’s body.
    He’s quick, agile, and aggressive.
    Looks a very decent prospect this Irishman.
    We’re heading for the fourth round.
    Copy linkCopiedNext up
    It’s the hotly tipped Kieran Molloy up next.
    Here’s the tale of the tape.

    Copy linkCopiedAJ in his sights
    One man who Hughie might want to fight, but would possibly be out of reach, is Anthony Joshua.
    Back in 2023, the 6f6in cousin of Tyson called AJ out.
    Hughie told Pro Boxing Fans: “I’d absolutely blitz him.
    “They’re the fights I want. Joshua honestly wouldn’t stand a chance.
    “He’s a complete stiff altogether. There’s nothing about him whatsoever. I think he’s a stiff and it couldn’t be an easier fight.”
    Copy linkCopiedResult
    Nicola Hopewell becomes the champ!
    And she gets a huge from pal Ebanie Bridges, who has been by her side for all of it.
    Judges scorecards seemed a bit wider than we thought.
    The scores were 96-94, 99-92, 97-94.
    Hmmm.
    Copy linkCopiedIt’s gone to the judges
    An explosive final 10th round saw both Hopewell and Ruegg go for it.
    Ruegg was so consistently persistant.
    Hopewell might’ve technically been the better the boxer over the contest.
    Over to the judges.
    Copy linkCopiedClose contest
    To be fair, this could be the fight of the night.
    We’re going into the last round now, and there is nothing in this one.
    Well done to both fighters – it’s been a contest and a half.
    It might just come down to this last round.
    Copy linkCopiedNot the best record
    Back to the main event, Kostiantyn Dovbyshchenko’s record isn’t the best.
    26 fights, he’s lost 15 of them and won 10.
    There’s been a single draw.
    You’d think Fury should walk this, wouldn’t you?
    Copy linkCopiedMight have been wrong
    We’re into round five of 10 now.
    Somehow Ruegg is holding on in there. She’s tough as anything.
    Hopewell has a few cuts of her own, but is throwing the best combos.
    Where’s this going now?
    Copy linkCopiedMeanwhile…
    Could someone turn the lights on at Rotherham’s Magna Centre?
    You can’t see a thing outside of the ring, no reactions from the crowd, nothing.
    Is there anyone even there?
    Copy linkCopiedRound 2
    And it’s already opening up between these two sluggers.
    Ruegg is cut, Hopewell can smell blood (she can see it too).
    Hopewell is dancing around the ring, and looks to have the upper hand.
    This won’t last long.
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    Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia LIVE RESULTS: Latest updates from huge New York bout – ring-walk time, FULL undercard

    DEVIN HANEY takes on Ryan Garcia TONIGHT – but the WBC super lightweight title will no longer be on the line.It comes after Garcia weighed in 3.1lb overweight on Friday, meaning The Dream’s 140lb strap is not up for grabs in New York.The pair fought six times as amateurs, winning three times each – but their biggest fight yet takes place this evening.
    US start time: 11.15pm ET (approx)
    UK start time: 4.15am BST (approx)
    Stream/TV: DAZN PPV
    Follow all the action from New York City with our live blog below…Fight night
    Welcome to fight night here at the Barclays Center in New York.
    SunSport will be providing you all the updates as Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia meet in a bitter grudge bout.
    But, Garcia is not eligible to challenge for Haney’s 140lb super-lightweight title after coming in over 3lb OVER weight.

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    Wolves 0-2 Arsenal LIVE RESULT: Gunners go back top of Premier League table after goals from Trossard and Odegaard

    ARSENAL have beaten Wolves 2-0 to go back to the top of the Premier League table.The Gunners took the lead after Leandro Trossard’s superb strike just before half time.Martin Odegaard made sure of all three points with a 95th-minute finish from the tightest of angles as Mikel Arteta’s side put pressure on title rivals Manchester City and Livepool.
    Match result: Wolves 0-2 Arsenal
    Wolves team: Sa, S. Bueno, Kilman, Toti, Doherty, Traore, Joao Gomes, H. Bueno, Doyle, Hwang, Chirewa
    Arsenal team: Raya, White, Saliba, Gabriel, Kiwior, Rice, Havertz, Odegaard, Saka, Trossard, Jesus
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    It is going to be a massive week in Arsenal’s push for the Premier League title.
    They face Chelsea at The Emirates next before they go into a crunch North London derby against Tottenham.
    Their fierce rivals would love nothing more than to derail their chances of winning the league.
    Credit: Getty
    Copy linkCopiedGunners learn from last season’s heartache
    Arsenal fans will be hoping that Mikel Arteta’s side learnt a lot of lessons from how they threw away the title last season.
    They need to show some grit and steely determination if they are going to force Man City into making an error.
    That started today at Molineux, a pivotal game they needed to win after last week’s defeat against Aston Villa.
    Copy linkCopiedRice perfect side for title takeaway
    Declan Rice was voted the ‘man of the match’ at Molineux this evening.
    Even as the game went into added time, he making lung-bursting runs forward trying to get his side another goal.
    He was heavily involved in Odegaard’s goal and put in a talismanic performance for The Gunners.

    Copy linkCopiedGunners take big stride in title race
    Arsenal find themselves one point clear of Man City now.
    More importantly, they will play anotheer game before the defending champions are back in action.
    That means they could be four points clear by that stage.
    Credit: AFP
    Copy linkCopiedFT: Wolves 0-2 Arsenal
    It was a dominant performance from Arsenal and although they struggled to create chances at times, they did enough for the victory.
    Arteta will see this as a big win after two defeats as they have managed to stop the rot.
    If they are to stand any chance of winning the title, they are likely to need five wins from their remaining games.

    Copy linkCopiedFT: Wolves 0-2 Arsenal
    The referee brings the game to a close.
    It is a big win for Mikel Arteta’s side in the title race.
    Arsenal are top of the Premier League table once again.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-2 Arsenal
    90+6. As Arsenal push forward, Rice finds Odegaard wide in the box.
    He looks to cut the ball back but it is blocked.
    The Norwegian retains the ball and whips a left-footed shot into the back of the net from a tight angle.
    Copy linkCopiedGoal – Martin Odegaard (Arsenal)
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    90+4. Rice gets down the byline and putting a teasing ball into the box that is put behind for a corner.
    As they work another short one, Rice shoots from some distance but Jose Sa beats the effort back out.
    Wolves are struggling to hold onto the ball now.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    90+2. Lemina wins the ball off Gabriel in a wide position and is fouled by the centre back.
    He has caused some problems for Arsenal since his introduction.
    Saka cuts inside from the right and weaves his way into the box but his right-footed shot goes high into the stands.
    Chance to put the game to bed there.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    90. It looks like time is running out for the hosts.
    Arsenal will be looking to hold onto their clean sheet now.
    If they do, it will be another three points in the bag for The Gunners.
    We are going to have six additonal minutes.
    Credit: AFP
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    88. Raya comes out of his box to intercept the ball.
    He controls it before trying to punt the ball downfield but slices into the crowd.
    The is probably the biggest cheer from the home fans so far this evening.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    86. Lemina is receiving some treatment as he was clattered by Raya as he came to catch the ball.
    The last Gary O’Neil needs now is anymore injuries.
    He is walking gingerly but seems able to continue.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    84. Odegaard is penalised for a foul deep in his own half.
    Chance for Wolves to get some players forward.
    The ball is lofted into the box and too close to Raya who comes off his line to gather.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    82. As we move into the final ten minutes of the match, this game is still finely poised.
    Wolves are growing in confidence and trying to ask more questions of Arsenal defensively.
    Ait-Nouri is dispossessed out wide and felt he was fouled but the referee is not interested.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    80. Wolves start playing some crisp, passing football.
    They work it from one end of the pitch to the other.
    Sarabia looks to drive a cross into the box but it is well gathered by Raya in the Arsenal goal.
    Partey comes on for Jesus for the visitors.
    Credit: Getty
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    78. The visitors counter with pace as red and white shirts stream forward.
    Saka clips a cross into the box which is met by the head of Havertz.
    The defender does well to control it on his chest and volley the ball clear.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    76. Doherty looks to whip in a cross but it deflects behind for a corner.
    O’Neil uses the break in play to bring on Ait-Nouri and Sarabia for Chirewa and Doherty.
    The cross comes in and it is half-cleared by The Gunners.
    Traore tries his luck from distance but that is never going to trouble the keeper as it sails well wide of the target.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    74. Gary O’Neil is readying some more changes for the hosts.
    While they are well clear of the bottom of the table, Wolves are still looking to get something out of this game.
    Nerves will set in a little more with Arsenal as we get to the closing stages of the game and they still only have a slender lead.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    72. Lemina cuts onto his left foot and gets a shot away but Raya saves.
    Arsenal go straight up the other end and White drills a shot that Sa saves with his feet.
    The flag then goes up for an offside that occurred sometime in 2024.
    Trossard is replaced by Martinelli for the visitors.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    70. The referee awards another free kick to The Gunners.
    Boos and jeers ring out from the stands as they feel the referee is giving everything the way of the visitors.
    Arsenal will be keen to protect what they have now.
    Credit: Getty
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    68. The hosts are starting to see more of the ball in Arsenal half now.
    As Wolves try to play the ball out from the back, Jose Sa almost gifts the ball to Havertz.
    Fortunately for O’Neil’s side the German cannot get it under control.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    66. Saliba and Chirewa have a coming together just outside the box.
    The Wolves’ player was looking for a free kick for the challenge.
    Paul Tierney was not interested at all.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    64. While this stays at one-nil, Wolves are still in this game.
    The stats would show that Arteta’s side have controlled this game but they really need to kill the game off.
    Otherwise they leave themselves open to the sucker punch.
    Copy linkCopiedWolves 0-1 Arsenal
    62. Jesus goes down as he is caught in the mouth with a hand.
    The referee immediately awards the visitors another free kick situation.
    While there was minimal contact with the player, the way he was rolling around on the floor holding his face was almost laughable.
    Maybe that could be a trophy option in the future, the first Arsenal player to be awarded an Oscar.
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    Man City vs Chelsea LIVE SCORE – FA Cup semi-final: Erling Haaland NOT in City squad as Enzo returns for Blues – updates

    MANCHESTER CITY take on Chelsea in the semi-final of the FA Cup TODAY.And the headline team news from Wembley is that Erling Haaland is NOT in the City squad.Pep Guardiola’s side can no longer match last season’s Treble following their Champions League exit to Real Madrid on Wednesday night.City will still be eyeing a Double this campaign with the Manchester outfit in Pole position for the Premier League title and two wins away from back-to-back FA Cup triumphs.Mauricio Pochettino will be hoping his side can salvage Chelsea’s season after failing to find consistency in their performances.
    Kick-off time: 5.15pm BST
    TV channel/ FREE live stream: BBC One/BBC iPlayer
    Man City starting line-up: Ortega Moreno, Walker, Stones, Akanji, Ake, Rodri, De Bruyne, Bernardo, Foden, Grealish, Alvarez
    Chelsea starting line-up: Petrovic; Gusto, Chalobah, Silva, Cucurella; Caicedo, Fernandez; Madueke, Palmer, Gallagher; Jackson
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    Copy linkCopiedOther options
    They’re not really short of options when it comes to goals, anyway.
    Phil Foden the standout player this season and those goal numbers certainly suggest that.
    Julian Alvarez gets his turn from the start here and there’s goals in their midfield too.

    Copy linkCopiedHaaland mystery
    “He has a little injury. It’s not serious but he couldn’t play today.”
    That was the update from Pep Guardiola before this one.
    Copy linkCopiedLatest odds
    Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City are favourites to win this tie in normal time.
    There will be plenty taking the value in Chelsea, just shy of 5/1….
    BetMGM latest odds:

    Man City 8/15
    Draw 33/10
    Chelsea 24/5

    Copy linkCopiedSetting the scene
    The fans are piling into Wembley and the atmosphere is already building terrifically.
    A little under half an hour until kick off as the players are put through their paces in the warm-up ahead of kick-off.

    Copy linkCopiedMan in the middle
    The FA’s best referee, Michael Oliver takes charge of this one.
    The 39-year-old has refereed 30 games far this season, showing 121 yellow cards and five red cards.
    David Coote is on VAR. Hopefully we don’t hear much from VAR tonight, though….
    Copy linkCopiedOur picks
    We’ve had a go at picking out a PickYourPunt selection with Betfred for this game.
    As well as that, the bookmaker is offering £50 in free bets to new customers too!
    Our PickYourPunt is a cool 28/1 and we’ve given reasons why for each pick too.

    Copy linkCopiedNumbers to back it
    And the numbers back up what Pep Guardiola has said.
    Palmer’s four goals earlier this week taking him to 20 in the league this season – joint with former team-mate Erling Haaland. And in less shots, too.
    As well as the goals, he’s contributed 9 assists to Haaland’s five, with more than 3x the touches and passes of the Norwegian.

    Copy linkCopiedCole reality
    Pep Guardiola admits Cole Palmer has been the “decisive player of the season” after being forced to sell him to Chelsea.
    But the Manchester City boss insists the England midfielder asked to leave the Etihad for TWO YEARS before he finally got his £40million move to Stamford Bridge last summer.
    And Guardiola confessed: “He said he wanted to leave. What could we do? He was asking for two seasons to leave and I said, ‘No, stay’.
    “I also said in pre-season he should stay because Riyad Mahrez had gone, but he said, ‘No, I want to leave’.
    “So after two seasons what could I say?
    “Playing at his current level is exceptional. He is an incredible threat. Everyone knows it.”

    Copy linkCopiedSo far this season
    These two have met twice already in the Premier League this season.
    And both games finished all square.
    A sensational game at Stamford Bridge ended 4-4 when Cole Palmer scored a late, late penalty.
    While Rodri bagged an 83rd minute equaliser when the sides met at the Etihad in February.
    Copy linkCopiedPoch preview
    Mauricio Pochettino isn’t expecting a wounded animal when City face his Chelsea side this evening.
    He said: “From our point of view, we are going to compete against Manchester City. If you ask me about their situation, I can give my opinion, but we are not talking about that. We are going to compete against them.
    “Today we were preparing, doing meetings, about the Manchester City that played against Real Madrid, that played against us in the Premier League.
    “We are not talking about playing one or playing another. For me, the strength of Manchester City is that they keep the same idea and the same philosophy.”
    Copy linkCopiedSubstitutes
    Man City: Ederson, Dias, Kovacic, Doku, Gomez, Gvardiol, Nunes, Bobb, Lewis
    CHELSEA: Bettinelli, Badiashile, Disasi, Gilchrist, Chilwell, Chukwuemeka, Mudryk, Sterling, Washington

    Copy linkCopiedChelsea team news
    No major surprises as Mauricio Pochettino names his Chelsea team for the semi final.
    Enzo Fernandez takes his place beside Moises Caicedo in the Blues midfield.
    CHELSEA XI: Petrovic, Guston, Chalobah, Silva, Cucurella, Caicedo, Enzo, Gallagher, Madueke, Palmer, Jackson
    Copy linkCopiedMan City team news
    Pep Guardiola names his team for this afternoon’s semi final.
    Kyle Walker captains the side and is included despite playing in midweek on return from injury.
    MAN CITY XI: Ortega, Walker, Stones, Akanji, Ake, Rodri, De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, Foden, Grealish, Alvarez
    Copy linkCopiedTeam news is in!
    And the reports were right – there’s NO Erling Haaland!
    Copy linkCopiedBlues here
    The Chelsea squad arrived a while ago and have walked the Wembley pitch in preparation ahead of warm-ups.
    The squad making time to say hello to each kid, buzzing to meet their heroes on their big day.

    Copy linkCopiedKick off time
    It’s a 5.15pm kick off at Wembley tonight.
    And we’ll go the distance tonight, should we need it.
    And if we get half the drama of the Scottish Cup semi final earlier, we’re in for a treat.
    Celtic drew 3-3 with Aberdeen, with ex-City stopper JOE HART missing a penalty in the shootout to win it for the Hoops.
    Before being the hero in a 6-5 shootout win.
    Copy linkCopiedBounce back
    Pep Guardiola has called on his City stars to forget the heartbreak of midweek and react this afternoon.
    He said: “We don’t have another option and don’t want to feel sorry for ourselves.
    “We performed at our best but were not able to win against Madrid.
    “What next? We don’t have time to reflect. We reflect in the summertime. Football, you compete to win but most of the time you lose games.”
    Copy linkCopiedCityzens arriving
    Here is the City team who arrived a short time ago, with Kevin de Bruyne involved.
    The players took time to shake the hands with the mascot youngsters who gathered inside Wembley.
    Team news will be on the way shortly.

    Copy linkCopiedEarly team News
    And it’s big team news. Reports claim there is no Erling Haaland in the Manchester City squad this afternoon in a massive blow to the Sky Blues.
    Kevin de Bruyne is fit to be involved and is here with the City team. Whether he’s fit enough to start remains to be seen.
    Chelsea should have Raheem Sterling, Enzo Fernandez and Axel Disasi back in their side having missed the game on Monday.
    Copy linkCopiedSemi Saturday
    Good afternoon and welcome to a huge afternoon in the English football calendar with the first of the FA Cup semi finals this weekend.
    And it’s a belter too with Manchester City and Chelsea doing battle for a spot in the showpiece event at the end of the season.
    City will still be reeling from being dumped out of the Champions League in midweek and need a reaction here.
    While Chelsea come here in their best form of the season, highlighted by the SIX goals scored in that demolition of Everton on Monday night.
    It’s poised to be a great occasion.
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    Sheffield United vs Burnley LIVE SCORE: Premier League latest as relegation-battlers face off in a crucial clash

    SHEFFIELD UNITED and Burnley are both staring Premier League relegation in the face – which makes this afternoon’s encounter between the two a HUGE one.The Blades scored two own goals in their last outing to hand Brentford the win.While Burnley failed to hold onto the lead against Brighton last time out, forcing them to share the spoils.
    Kick-off time: 3pm BST
    Live stream/TV: Not televised in the UK due to blackout
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    Luton 1 Brentford 5: Bees all-but ensure Premier League survival after running riot at injury-ravaged Hatters

    LUTON’S goal difference took a crushing blow as their relegation fears loom even larger.The Hatters were thrashed 5-1 at home by Brentford.Yoane Wissa scored twice as Brentford ran riot at LutonCredit: GettyThe result leaves Rob Edwards’ side still in the drop zone – having played more than both Nottingham Forest and Everton above them.Yoane Wissa got the party started with a goal midway through and at the end of the first half.Ethan Pinnock and Keane Lewis-Potter then struck within three minutes before Kevin Schade wrapped up the rout.Luke Berry capitalised on a defensive error in injury time to pull back a mere consolation on what was a tough day for Luton.See how the action unfolded at Kenilworth Road… More

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    West Ham vs Bayer Leverkusen LIVE SCORE: Europa League updates as Hammers look to turn tie around against German champs

    WEST HAM host newly crowned German champions Bayer Leverkusen in the second leg of their Europa League quarter-final TONIGHT.Xabi Alonso’s side go to London with a 2-0 lead after their triumph in the opening leg last week.
    Kick off time: 8pm BST
    TV channel: TNT Sports 2
    Live stream: discovery+
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    Atalanta vs Liverpool LIVE SCORE: Latest Europa League updates with Reds in need of miracle to secure semi-final spot

    LIVERPOOL travel to Atalanta for the second leg of their Europa League quarter-final TONIGHT.The Reds need a huge performance to turn the tie around after the Italians shocked Anfield by running out 3-0 winners last week.
    Kick off time: 8pm BST
    TV channel: TNT Sports 1
    Live stream: discovery+
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