Ireland centre Garry Ringrose saw his yellow card upgraded to a 20-minute red in the clash with Wales last week

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Former Made in Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo has shared her go-to £7 conditioning lip balm that leaves lips ‘soft and super hydrated from the first application’

Economics

Moises Caicedo’s Premier League record is under serious threat

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Chelsea star Cole Palmer is hot stuff on the pitch - and hot stuff away from it, as he's been named as 'the UK's sexiest footballer' in a fan survey

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Carragher has faced the heat in the last couple of days after giving a reasoned argument for why he thinks the Africa Cup of Nations is not a 'major tournament'.

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Made In Chelsea star Tiffany Watson has revealed the gender of her second second child with her footballer husband Cameron McGeehan, to join their son Jude, 20 months

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Cole Palmer isn't the only member of his family that's lit up the UK as the Chelsea star discovered just how deep the talent travels across his bloodline

Society

The former Rangers striker and Paul Merson pinpointed the key reason behind his recent struggles

Society

Chelsea took on struggling Southampton on Tuesday evening in the Premier League and one name was a surprise inclusion on the Blues’ teamsheet having previously been ruled out for the season

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Chelsea are believed to be monitoring the progress of a River Plate wonderkid, with the player's new agent reportedly jetting into the UK to discuss a potential move

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Manager marked first anniversary at club with victory and team are hoping to combine away record with more success at Selhurst ParkOliver Glasner comes across as one of the Premier League’s more measured managers, although sometimes he can’t help himself. When Daniel Muñoz scored Crystal Palace’s second goal at Craven Cottage on Saturday, the Austrian was one of the first to join the celebrations after sprinting down the touchline and was handed a yellow card for his efforts. It was the second time Glasner has been cautioned for the same offence after the Colombia defender’s late equaliser against Newcastle in November sparked similar scenes.“I try to be quite controlled but to be honest I don’t always find the midway point,” said Glasner, who marked the first anniversary of his appointment with a fourth straight Premier League away victory. “I like these emotions and I think it’s one of the main reasons that I like being a manager because you get all these emotions sometimes within...

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Chelsea star Cole Palmer hasn't scored or assisted a goal in six matches, and the Blues have won just twice in their last 10 games - putting their Champions League hopes in danger

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While most seem to agree that the right call was made in upgrading Garry Ringrose's challenge from a yellow card to a red card, one prominent TV analyst has said the contact was accidental and was not reckless

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RB Leipzig centre-back Castello Lukeba is hot property and the Frenchman has a £74.5million release clause that kicks into gear in July which is of particular interest to several Premier League clubs

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The four-time F1 world champion is at risk of a one-race suspension over the next few months

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Wrexham's Hollywood owners have shown great trust in manager Phil Parkinson in recent years, and a former Man Utd star believes Premier League teams should follow their lead

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A Made In Chelsea star has quit the long running series after five years, MailOnline can reveal.

Culture

The former Aberdeen defender was a standout performer as Las Palmas silenced Barcelona in their own back yard earlier in the campaign

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Feyenoord edge past Milan after Hernandez red cardClub Brugge beat Atalanta 5-2, Benfica edge MonacoMilan were left to rue Théo Hernandez’s sending-off following a dive as Feyenoord pegged them back on the night and advanced 2-1 on aggregate to the Champions League last 16 with a 1-1 draw in the second leg of their playoff. Hernandez earned his second yellow card for the seven-time European champions for a dive in the 51st minute when Milan were dominating. The Italian side had cancelled out their first-leg deficit almost immediately, with forward Santiago Giménez striking against his former team in the first minute at San Siro.From a short corner move, Christian Pulisic floated a pass towards the far post where Malick Thiaw placed a header back across goal and Giménez nodded the ball over the line. The Mexican declined to celebrate against the club he left in January, and soon after played in João Félix who put his effort over the bar. Continue reading...

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Real Madrid have a number of key players walking the disciplinary tightrope

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