14 h. ago Fatal Fury: City of Wolves gets the SNK series back on track at the cost of a strong story mode

SNK's much-beloved fighting series makes a strong comeback but don't go in expecting a lot of single-player meat on this stylish bone.

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27 h. ago Man City in line for transfer windfall as star targeted for summer switch

Wolves midfielder Tommy Doyle's future has been plunged into doubt at Molineux and Manchester City stand to profit from any potential transfer deal thanks to a sell-on clause

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28 h. ago Furious Ruud van Nistelrooy blasts 'not acceptable' Leicester players after Wolves defeat

Leicester City were beaten 3-0 by Wolves at Molineux on Saturday, with Jamie Vardy seeing a penalty saved, as their miserable Premier League campaign continued

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31 h. ago Matheus Cunha sends cryptic message to fans amid Man Utd transfer negotiations

Matheus Cunha was right in the thick of the action at Molineux on Saturday afternoon playing for Wolves against Leicester City, but his actions confused supporters

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5 d. ago Lyon and PSG have lessons to learn after careless performances in Europe

Both clubs threw away convincing leads in England last week. They need to get their seasons back on track quicklyBy Get French Football NewsHubris cost Lyon last week and it almost cost PSG too. “We thought we were too good,” admitted Ousmane Dembélé after PSG conceded three goals at Villa Park and were nearly knocked out of the Champions League. “We eased off a bit. We thought it was over but big matches are like that,” said Malick Fofana after Lyon’s spectacular three-goal collapse against Manchester United did cost them a place in the Europa League semi-finals. “It is a match I won’t forget,” added Fofana, who knows that Lyon – like PSG – will have to re-engage if their season is to end well.With a derby at Saint-Étienne on Sunday, Lyon had no time for a postmortem. But for Paulo Fonseca, one thing was clear. “We led 4-2 with one less player on the pitch but we celebrated the 4-2 too much when the match was not finished,” said the Lyon manager after his team’s 5-4 defeat at Old T...

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3 w. ago ‘We introduced avocado to the high street!’ How Pret conquered London – and began eyeing the rest of the world

The sandwich chain now has 274 branches in the capital. How did it grow so huge – and can anything stop it getting even bigger?At 93-95 Victoria Street, Westminster, a blue plaque marks a piece of London history: the first ever branch of Pret a Manger opened on this spot on 22 July 1986. Nearly 40 years later, it is still going strong.It’s a nice story – but it’s not the whole story. Look closer and the plaque states that the first Pret sandwich shop opened “near here”. In fact, it was down the road, at 75b, now a branch of Toni & Guy. Except  that wasn’t the first shop, either. The original Pret opened two years earlier and five miles to the north, in Hampstead. It went bust after a year and the founder, Jeffrey Hyman, sold the name, branding and logo to Julian Metcalfe and Sinclair Beecham, who reopened in Westminster. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Ruud van Nistelrooy makes brutally honest Leicester City admission

Ruud van Nistelrooy's Leicester City were beaten by Manchester City on Wednesday night to see the gap to 17th place Wolves sit at 12 points with eight games to play

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