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  1. Rampant Arsenal go second, Man City draw again

    Reuters - Sunday, November 8

    By Martyn Herman

  2. A battling performance by Deportivo La Coruna saw them keep up their push for a place in Europe with a 2-0 win at Getafe on Saturday despite being reduced to nine men. Getafe had only lost once at home so far to Barcelona but they went behind after 14 minutes when Miguel Mista, pictured in 2008, headed home a cross from full back Luis Felipe.

    Real hold on to win pulsating Madrid derby

    AFP - Sunday, November 8

    MADRID (AFP) - - Real Madrid survived a late fight-back by Atletico Madrid to win 3-2 and keep the pressure on leaders Barcelona.

  3. Arsenal's midfielder Cesc Fabregas celebrates scoring his goal with teammates during their English Premier League football match against the Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton. Arsenal swept Wolves aside to climb to second place in the Premier League on Saturday as a fifth consecutive draw resulted in Manchester City being ejected from the top four.

    Wenger delighted by Arsenal's new Invincibles

    AFP - Sunday, November 8

    WOLVERHAMPTON, England (AFP) - - Arsene Wenger is convinced his latest Arsenal team is as exciting as the Invincibles of six years ago who last won the Premier League title for the Londoners.

  4. Beckham raring to play Champions League

    AFP - Sunday, November 8

    LONDON (AFP) - - England midfielder David Beckham is relishing the chance to play Champions League football again once he returns to AC Milan on his second loan spell in January.

  5. Ferguson makes case for United defence

    AFP - Saturday, November 7

    MANCHESTER, England (AFP) - - Sir Alex Ferguson has voiced his support for Manchester United's defenders in the light of a relatively disappointing start to the season by the reigning Premier League champions.

  6. Torres not fit to play for Spain, says Benitez

    Reuters - Sunday, November 8

    By Neil Johnston

  7. Mickelson leads Woods by two in China

    AFP - Sunday, November 8

    SHANGHAI (AFP) - - Phil Mickelson birdied the last for a two stroke lead over Tiger Woods and Nick Watney at the HSBC Champions on Saturday, setting up a dream finale to the World Golf Championship event.

  8. Benitez still counting on Torres for key game

    AFP - Sunday, November 8

    LIVERPOOL, England (AFP) - - Rafa Benitez is refusing to rule Fernando Torres out of Liverpool's match with Birmingham City on Monday - despite telling Spain to forget about playing the striker in next week's prestigious international friendly with Argentina.

  9. Hughes set to face owners questions as City slip again

    AFP - Sunday, November 8

    MANCHESTER (AFP) - - Manchester City manager Mark Hughes insists he has no fears about his meeting with the club's owner in Abu Dhabi this week despite his team's disappointing 3-3 home draw with Burnley.

  10. 7 left at World Series of Poker at dinner break

    AP - Sunday, November 8

    LAS VEGAS - A pair of eliminations at the World Series of Poker main event on Saturday pushed the seven remaining players closer to the title and a $8.55 million prize.