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The Independent
6 minutes ago
- The Independent
Transfer news live: Rashford heading to Barcelona, Arsenal face Gyokeres twist, Liverpool's Ekitike interest
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The Sun
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Luke Littler narrowly misses out on World Matchplay Darts record after beating Ryan Searle in 16 MINUTES
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