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      One in ten footie fans would quit sex in exchange for their team winning the league, survey claims

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      ONE in ten football fans would go celibate in exchange for winning the league, a survey claims.A poll of 2,000 supporters all over the UK found that 200 would be happy to sacrifice sex if it meant their team being crowned champions.
      One in 10 football fans would go celibate in exchange for their team winning the league, a survey claimsCredit: Getty
      Analysts quizzed fans from all 20 Premier League teams, 24 Championship sides and 12 Scottish Premiership outfits to see who was most willing to stop scoring.
      The most devoted were Liverpool supporters, with 17 per cent saying they would spurn nookie for a season in return for the Reds winning the English top flight, which they’ve only done once since 1990.

      Next were fans of Championship side Birmingham City (15 per cent), then Scottish Prem side Hearts (14 per cent), followed by Prem teams Manchester City (13 per cent) and Nottingham Forest (11 per cent).
      The least willing were supporters of Celtic and Rangers — with just six per cent saying they would impose a bonking ban for a league win.
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      But that might be because they are spoiled, with no other team landing the Scottish top flight since Aberdeen in 1984/85.
      Fans of Premier League sides Newcastle, Southampton and Leeds were next, on seven per cent each, according to the Sportsbreaks.com. study.        
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      Man City star Benjamin Mendy still facing nine charges against six ‘victims’ after being cleared of one count of rape

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      BENJAMIN Mendy is still facing nine charges against six alleged victims after being cleared of one count of rape today.The 28-year-old World Cup winner was cleared at Chester Crown Court of the rape of a 19-year-old woman at his home in Cheshire on July 24 last year.
      Benjamin Mendy has been cleared of one count of rape but still faces multiple chargesCredit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvinmedia
      Co-accused Louis Saha Matturie, 41, was also cleared of two counts of rape and one of sexual assault against the same woman.
      It came after the prosecution offered no further evidence against the defendants on those four counts.
      Football star Mendy still faces seven counts of rape, one count of attempted rape and one count of sexual assault against six young women.
      The Manchester City defender denies all charges against him.
      Matturie of Eccles, Salford, wiped tears from his eyes as he stood in the dock and the formal not guilty verdicts, as directed by the judge, were given by the foreman of the jury at Chester Crown Court.
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      Judge Stephen Everett warned jurors not to speculate as to why the prosecution had decided not to pursue guilty verdicts and to continue to “faithfully” try the defendants on the multiple charges they still face.
      Earlier, jurors were told of a private video of the woman having “enthusiastic sex” with Matturie, when she claimed she had been raped.
      The 20-minute mobile phone video was taken by Matturie on August 1 last year, the court heard.
      This was a week after both men had allegedly raped the same woman on the same night the previous weekend at the footballer’s mansion in Prestbury, Cheshire.
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      The woman had told the jury Matturie sexually assaulted her for a second time at a flat in Salford on August 1, last year, after clubbing at China White nightclub in Manchester.
      Lisa Wilding KC, defending Matturie, suggested what happened between them was, “consensual, willing and enthusiastic” sex, not rape, Chester Crown Court heard.
      The woman denied this, claiming the incident left her feeling “shamed and disgusted”.
      Ms Wilding continued: “When you and he had sex … you and he filmed that sex. You know that you and he had a discussion beforehand, words to the effect, ‘Let’s make our own little movie’.”
      The witness replied: “No. I wouldn’t do that.”
      Ms Wilding added: “He had his phone right in front of you all the time you and he was having sex.”
      The woman replied: “I was not aware of that.”
      Ms Wilding said: “You looked directly at the camera more than once, enjoying what you were doing?”
      The woman, who became tearful, replied: “No.”
      Ms Wilding continued: “The sex took nearly 20 minutes. You had sex initially on your knees. You then gave him oral sex, looking at the camera.
      “Did you then sit on top of him, gyrating and smiling at the camera?”
      “No,” the woman replied.
      Miss Wilding said: “Well, then I’m going to have to ask you to look at some images.”
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      The hearing was then adjourned and when court resumed after lunch time, Timothy Cray QC, prosecuting, told the court the prosecution was not now seeking guilty verdicts on alleged sexual offences involving the 19-year-old complainant.
      Jurors were then directed to enter not guilty verdicts against the defendants.
      The rape charge dropped against Mr Mendy related to an incident with Mr Matturie when the woman had claimed she awoke to find the footballer raping her.
      The same night, July 24 last year, Matturie is also alleged to have raped her according to DNA evidence, but she has “no memory” of that, the court heard. That count was also dropped.
      Prosecutors have alleged Mendy is a “predator” who “turned the pursuit of women for sex into a game”.
      Mendy still faces seven counts of rape, one count of attempted rape and one count of sexual assault against six young women.
      Matturie, the footballer’s friend and fixer, is alleged to have had the job of finding young women for sex.
      Matturie still denies six counts of rape and three counts of sexual assault relating to seven young women.
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      Both men say if any sex did take place with women or girls it was consensual.
      The trial was adjourned until Wednesday morning. More

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      Benjamin Mendy ‘told woman “don’t worry, it’s small’ before raping her at his mansion’

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      BENJAMIN Mendy told a woman “it’s small, don’t worry” before he raped her at his mansion, a court heard.The Manchester City left-back, 28, is accused of 10 offences against seven women as young as 17 between October 2018 and August last year.
      Benjamin Mendy is seen arriving at Chester Crown Court todayCredit: PA
      Mendy’s co-defendant Louis Saha Matturie, 40, is accused of eight counts of rapeCredit: PA
      He denies eight counts of rape, one count of sexual assault and one count of attempted rape.
      Today, the jury were shown a police interview with one alleged victim.
      In it, she tells cops player tried to “debate” her into having sex after getting her alone at a gathering at his mansion in July 2021.
      Despite giving him “every excuse” her protests “didn’t phase him”, Chester Crown Court heard.
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      Mendy allegedly told the woman “don’t you trust me”, shortly before she “gave in” and had sex – which lasted 20 seconds, she claims.
      The woman said she “felt dirty” and used most of a pack of baby wipes to try to clean herself after the incident, the jury heard.
      She did not report the rape to police until being contacted by officers after other allegations surfaced because “it was like one word against another”.
      Recalling the alleged incident in a recorded police interview she said she had been invited to Mendy’s home where people were drinking and playing games.
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      But as she was about to leave, he took her into the cinema room at the house alone where they talked and began kissing before he pulled his underwear down.
      She said: “His language was quite direct and crude. He said ‘you don’t trust me?’ and I said ‘I don’t know you’.
      “He was like ‘all these women want to f**k me’ and I was like ‘okay’.”
      “I think he was saying stuff to make me want to do stuff with him. I was like I’m not doing anything like that and I literally had to give excuses as to why.”
      The woman gave Mendy several reasons as to why she didn’t want to have sex with him – including her fear it would “hurt”, she claims.
      She says he replied: “It’s small, don’t worry.”
      The woman added: “I was sat on a bean bag and he was standing in front of me holding himself. I felt like I had given him every excuse to get out of the situation…
      “It didn’t phase him, it’s like nothing I said got through to him and it’s like arguing with a brick wall.”
      The woman explained to the court how she didn’t know other guests at the party well and didn’t feel she could just walk away.
      She continued: “When I sat on that bean bag and I ended up having to like give in. There was nothing more I could do.”
      “Within 20 seconds it was over.”
      Following the alleged rape, she said she “didn’t know how to process what had just happened” and “felt so by myself”, the court heard.
      Mendy denies eight counts of rape, one count of attempted rape, and one count of sexual assault against seven young women.
      Mendy’s co-defendant Louis Saha Matturie, 40, is accused of eight counts of rape and four counts of sexual assault relating to eight women, which he denies.
      Saha Matturie – the footballer’s friend and fixer – allegedly had the job of finding young women for sex.
      Both men say that if any sex did take place it was consensual.
      In the first week of his trial, Chester Crown Court heard how Mendy boasted “I have had sex with 10,000 women” shortly after raping a 20-year-old.
      The footballer allegedly told the woman “the door is locked anyway” when she begged to leave his bedroom.
      And yesterday, Mendy was accused of grabbing another woman between her legs and asking her: “Why are you angry?”
      He was accused of sexually assaulting the alleged victim at a pool party at his mansion in January 2021.
      In a police interview, shown to Chester Crown Court, the woman claims the former French international questioned why she was annoyed then told her: “You look better when you smile.”
      She told a detective: “I was just shocked. I was just taken aback by it.
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      “I was just shocked in realising what happened.”
      The trial continues.
      The Manchester City left-back, 28, is accused of 10 offences against seven womenCredit: PA More

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      Being a world-class footballer has done wonders for my sex life… look how ugly I am, I’m not pretty

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      ‘UGLY’ Italy legend Giorgio Chiellini attributes his sexual conquests off the pitch to his success as a world-class footballer.Chiellini, 38, won nine Scudettos, plus five Italian Cups, along with the same number of Super Cups during his time at Juventus.
      Italy veteran Chiellini has revealed his football success is behind him bedding beautiful women over the years because he’s uglyCredit: Getty
      The legendary defender doubts women would’ve been interested in him without his accolades from the gameCredit: https://www.instagram.com/carolinabonistalli/
      But Chiellini’s playboy days are over since marrying his long term partner Carolina Bonistalli in 2014Credit: https://www.instagram.com/carolinabonistalli/
      He also captained Italy to the Euro 2020 trophy against England last summer.
      Chiellini was so elated with Italy’s win that he was pictured sleeping with the coveted European trophy.
      And the veteran defender’s achievements on the pitch have helped him go to bed with lots of women as well, he reckons.
      Chiellini’s happy to admit that his looks aren’t the reason behind his success with the opposite sex over the years.
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      Without his footy accolades, the Los Angeles FC ace doubts he would’ve been able to attract the amount of women he’s encountered throughout his career.
      Although this was long before he met his current wife Carolina Bonistalli.
      The pair got hitched in 2014 after being engaged for four years, and have two daughters together.
      Speaking about his sexual escapades, Chiellini told the Team Serie A podcast, via Bild, when asked if his fame was responsible for getting him women: “Look at me. Look how ugly I am… yes.”
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      Chiellini spent 18 years in Turin before the Serie A giants terminated his contract this summer.
      He headed to LAFC in August to start a new chapter of his career.
      But it seems he’s had enough of football after he was reprimanded for using his hands to stop an incoming attack from opponents Real Salt Lake in the MLS in August.
      Chiellini and Carolina have two daughters togetherCredit: https://www.instagram.com/carolinabonistalli/
      Carolina regularly shares snaps of her and Chiellini along with their family on InstagramCredit: https://www.instagram.com/carolinabonistalli/ More

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      Ryan Giggs showed off photo of ‘rough sex injury’ to ex-girlfriend Kate Greville after exchanging texts

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      RYAN Giggs joked that his partner was a “bully” after showing her a photo of an injury she’d given him during “rough sex”, a court heard today.The Man Utd ace – who has admitted he “never” stays faithful, either to former wife Stacey Giggs or other partners – said he and ex-girlfriend Kate Greville had a “mutual” interest in adventurous sex.
      Ryan Giggs faces another day in the dock today as he returns to court for his trialCredit: PA
      PR exec Kate claims he headbutted her as she packed her bags after allegedly learning he was cheating with 12 womenCredit: Tim Stewart
      Messages between the couple were shown to jurors today. In one from 2019, Giggs showed Kate a photo of a mark on his neck. He captioned it: “Bully.”
      She replied: “Oops, sorry baby. I had a bruise on my arm but you can’t see it because I was so brown.”
      The former player said today that his remark was light-hearted – adding: “I was calling Kate a bully because I had a scratch on my neck from when we had sex.”
      Another exchange from 2017 was also shown to the court. In one message, Giggs told Kate he was “scared of hurting her” when she asked for rough sex.
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      The complainant had written: “I want you so badly. Rough xx.”
      Giggs replied: “Do you? I’m scared of hurting you.”
      Kate then messaged: “I want it to hurt a little, not in a weird way, I just want you to shock and surprise me.”
      He said today: “My concern was just that I didn’t want to hurt her… We were going to have rough sex and there’s a fine line between rough sex and hurting Kate.”
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      Giggs has previously told the court that while he is a “love cheat”, he has never behaved violently towards a woman.
      PR exec Kate, 36, alleges Giggs headbutted her during the breakdown of their relationship after she learned he was cheating with 12 different partners.
      The defendant admits his head may have “clashed” with hers during a “tussle” when she wouldn’t give his phone back.
      However, he told cops: “I did not consciously try to hit Kate.”
      The 48-year-old said tensions began to rise on a night out at Manchester’s Stock Exchange. He claimed Kate pushed a phone “in his face” to show him messages between himself and another woman.
      He said she’d accused him of infidelity before, and admitted some of the accusations were “justified”, although claims she was wrong on the night of the incident.
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      Giggs then returned home to his £1.7million mansion in Worsley, Greater Manchester, but refused to let Kate and her sister Emma, 26, leave the property with their shared puppy Mac. He asked the sisters to go – but alleged they refused.
      A fight then began as he believed Kate had his phone.
      He told the court today: “As I went to grab the phone – I’m facing the cloakroom door, Kate has her back to the cloakroom door – we both slipped on the bags and I fell on Kate into the cloakroom.”
      Asked if it was deliberate, he said: “No, we just totally lost balance because we slipped on the shopping bags.
      “Kate ended up on her back, I was on top of her, rather than falling forward I went down… my head was on her waist.
      “Then Kate just proceeded to kick me in the head.” 
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      Giggs admitted he’s a “love cheat” who has NEVER stayed faithful
      He claimed he and ex Kate Greville would have “rough sex”
      The former footballer said he’s “unable to resist” an attractive woman 
      However, he says he has never behaved violently towards any of his partners or any other woman 
      He said he did not deliberately headbutt Kate, but their heads may have “clashed” during a “tussle” when she took his phone after allegedly learning he was cheating with 12 people

      He said he was kicked about six or seven times before getting up and walking away.
      But moments later the row began again after he grabbed Kate’s phone, believing she had his.
      The situation became “aggressive” as she tried to wrench his hand from his pocket and the pair “clashed heads”, he said,
      “It got more and more aggressive, a sort of tug-of-war, and we clashed heads,” he said.
      “I could quite clearly see she was hurt. She sort of fell backwards.”
      He said he hadn’t intended to cause Kate harm at any stage, and had never deliberately put his hands on her shoulders before headbutting her.
      Giggs denies actual bodily harm, controlling and coercive behaviour, and assaulting Emma by beating her.
      Kate alleged last week she’d been plotting her escape from their “toxic” relationship by secretly signing up for a new flat after learning of his affairs.
      The couple were both married when they met each other and began an affair.
      Kate left her husband six months after their romance began – but Giggs said he wanted to “have his cake and eat it” by maintaining a family life and continuing the affair.
      He finally split with Stacey in May 2016 when she learned about Kate.
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      But the pair didn’t last, and began to struggle last June before finally ending things in November after Kate accused Giggs of violence.
      The complainant has claimed living with the footballer during lockdown was “utter hell” as she faced a “cycle of abuse” and became a “slave to his every need and every demand”.
      Elsewhere, jurors have heard allegations Kate had told Giggs she was having “cancerous cells” removed in hospital – when she was instead getting her contraceptive coil taken out.
      In one message, she said: “They couldn’t get it all in one go so need to go back on Tuesday.”
      His lawyer Chris Daw QC asked: “Did she tell you the real reason she was going – to get her contraceptive coil removed?”
      He replied: “No, she didn’t.”
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      The pair “continued to have unprotected sex” up until Giggs was arrested on November 1 2021, it was said. At the time, he had no idea Kate’s coil had been removed, he said.
      The trial at Manchester Crown Court continues.
      Giggs said he was happy with Kate and the pair were planning on moving house together before their splitCredit: PA
      Both Giggs and Kate had been married when they began seeing each other. Giggs left wife Stacey, pictured, when she confronted him over the affairCredit: Rex Features
      The court has heard the couple had a tempestuous relationship, although Giggs denies any abuse or violenceCredit: BackGrid More

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      Qatar World Cup sex ban as England fans warned they could face 7 years in JAIL for one night stands outside of marriage

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      FANS caught having one-night stands at Qatar 2022 could face jail.Extra-marital affairs could lead to SEVEN YEARS behind bars.
      One-night stands could leave fans facing jail at Qatar 2022Credit: Getty Images – Getty
      Fifa have warned a hardline approach will be taken to ban casual sex at this winter’s tournament in the strict Arab country.
      A UK-based police source told the Daily Star: “Sex is very much off the menu, unless you are coming as a husband and wife team.
      “There definitely will be no one-night stands at this tournament.
      “There will be no partying at all really.
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      “Everyone needs to keep their heads about them, unless they want to risk ­being stuck in prison.
      “There is essentially a sex ban in place at this year’s World Cup for the first time ever. Fans need to be prepared.”
      Sex outside of marriage carries a prison ­sentence of up to seven years in the Middle Eastern country.
      Traveling supporters also need to be aware that – although alcohol is not illegal in Qatar – there is zero tolerance for drinking in public and being drunk in public is a crime.
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      FOOTBALL fans get less bedroom action when their team loses, research reveals.Experts found birth rates plunged nine months after a shock defeat.
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      They think the unexpected losses can trigger changes in key hormones that result in lower libido.
      Being grumpy over a loss also reduces fans’ chances of getting frisky.
      Poor results for a team saw birth rates locally down by 0.8 per cent nine months later.
      Researchers found the effect was even more dramatic if teams lost a relegation battle or a major European match.
      In those cases, nine months later births were down by as much as 1.3 per cent.
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      But experts found the opposite was not the case, with no increase in birth rates nine months after a major win for a team.
      Writing in the European Journal of Population, lead researcher Fabrizio Bernardi said: “We find that unexpected losses of local teams lead to a small decrease in the number of births nine months thereafter.
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      FOOTBALL fans lose interest in sex when their team flops on the pitch, a poll found.
      Supporters suffer a dip in performance after a bad result — with ­followers in Middlesbrough the most likely to be affected.

      A defeat on the pitch can lead to football fans losing their sex driveCredit: Alamy

      Almost ten per cent there admitted that a loss dented their libido.
      Those in Dudley, West Mids, came next with 7.1 per cent flopping in the sack after a defeat.
      Supporters in Dundee suffered the next biggest hit to their sex drive, with those in Derby and Leicester in joint fourth. Overall, around one in 20 devotees said a defeat — especially at home — left them so deflated they would avoid a romp.
      Fans in Nottingham were least affected, with just 0.7 per cent losing their mojo.

      Middlesbrough supporters’ sex drives are most affected by their team’s resultsCredit: Getty Images – Getty

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      Lelo quizzed 4,000 supporters nationwide.

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