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Saudi splurges on sports PR
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Benfica, Portugal’s talent factory, proud of its ‘gems’
The club surpassed bitter rivals Sporting Lisbon, cradle of Ronaldo, as the chief talent factory of Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo will not face rape charges in US
A district attorney in the state of Nevada said it would not prosecute the Portugueseplayer because it cannot be proven that sexual assault occurred.
Sarri takes charge at Juventus after leaving Chelsea
The Italian coach returned home to take charge of the Old Lady after a season of mixed emotions in London
Cristiano Ronaldo rape lawsuit dropped — report
Kathryn Mayorga filed a complaint in September last year alleging she was sexually assaulted by Ronaldo in 2009 in a Las Vegas hotel
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Scintillating Ajax breathe life into Champions League
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UEFA probe Ronaldo for ‘improper conduct’ over ‘cojones’ goal celebration
Euro football's governing body says Ronaldo is facing charges of "improper conduct" after he mimicked Simeone's crotch-grabbing 'cojones' gesture
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