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The player will travel to the Spanish capital on Thursday and will put pen-to-paper on a four-year deal following a medical, as there seems to be an agreement over personal terms as well. As well as splashing out €20m, Atlético could also see two players head in the opposite direction with Costinha and Zé Castro mooted to be part of the deal. Simão joins the likes of Diego Forlán, Luís

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CF Os Belenenses have completed the signing of Brazilian striker Evandro Roncatto for an undisclosed fee and awarded a new contract to Cape Verde forward Dady. World Cup glory The 21-year-old Roncatto, part of Brazil's FIFA U-17 World Cup-winning team in 2003, arrives from Ipatinga FC while Dady, 25, was the Portuguese Liga side's top scorer in 2006/07 with 12 goals. The club have not made

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Brazil in first defeat under Dunga LONDON, England -- Substitute Simão and central defender Ricardo Carvalho struck in the final eight minutes as Portugal beat Brazil 2-0 in a friendly international at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday. It was Dunga's first defeat as Brazil coach since taking over from Carlos Alberto Parreira after last year's World Cup and leaves the Brazilians, who have won 11

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Mancini: "good reaction" Internazionale's comeback from a goal down to beat Fiorentina 3-1 on Sunday left boss Roberto Mancini with a smile on his face. Inter fell behind to an early Luca Toni strike at the Giuseppe Meazza, but goals from Dejan Stankovic, Adriano and Zlatan Ibrahimovic saw the Nerazzurri notch their 13th straight win in Serie A. "We played a really good match," Mancini said.

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Liverpool heap pressure on Mourinho Liverpool heaped further pressure on Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho with a 2-0 victory over the champions at Anfield on Saturday. Two excellent first half strikes from Dirk Kuyt and Jermaine Pennant did the damage as Chelsea were outplayed and outfought in the first half, and though they improved after the break, Liverpool passed up a number of chances to

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Inter set new record with victory over Torino Internazionale set a new record of 12 consecutive wins in Serie A with a 3-1 victory over Torino at the Stadio delle Alpi on Saturday. Adriano put the Nerazzurri into the lead with a textbook header midway through the first half from a pinpoint cross from Maicon on the right. The Brazilian defender rose above Marco di Loreto, and powered his header

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Wigan errors gift Chelsea four-goal win Chelsea ran out 4-0 winners at home to Wigan Athletic on Saturday afternoon. A Frank Lampard free-kick opened the scoring for the Blues, before Arjen Robben made it two and then scored a third, credited to a Chris Kirkland error. Didier Drogba scored a fourth in injury time. The set-piece was curled in on 13 minutes by Lampard, and with Wigan goalkeeper

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Él más grande... lejos

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The Wolves remain unbeaten in the 2006/7 Bundesliga season, following a 1-1 draw away to Bayer Leverkusen in round 3. The team under Klaus Augenthaler are still waiting for an opening goal, because an own goal by Mahdouni cancelled out the opening Bayer goal on 49 minutes scored by their Brazilian international defender Juan. Leverkusen skipper Carsten Ramelow was sent off for dissent 7 minutes

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PEÑAROL: Juan Castillo; Mauricio Centurión, Nelson Olveira, Marcelo Méndez, Matías Pérez; Maximiliano Arias, Darío Flores (Omar Pouso, 46'), Alberto Acosta (Gerardo Larrosa, 84'); Ruben Capria (Pedro Cardoso, 64'), Nicolás Vigneri, Alejandro Delorte. DEFENSOR SPORTING: Martín Silva; Nelson Semperena, Ignacio Ithurralde, Martín Cáceres; Fernando Fajardo, Miguel Amado, Alvaro González, Diego De

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Pippo Inzaghi was on the mark again to fire Milan into the Champions League group stage with a 2-1 win at Red Star Belgrade and celebrate president Silvio Berlusconi’s 1000th game at the helm of the club in fine style. The striker opened the scoring on 28 minutes, with a close-range header and Clarence Seedorf added a second on 79 minutes before the home side netted a consolation goal. The

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CELTIC’S hopes of moving to the top of the Scottish Premierleague table were dashed as they were held to a draw in the Highlands. With Hearts and Falkirk dropping points on Saturday, the Hoops had a glorious chance to go to the summit and forged ahead through Stephen Pearson’s first-half strike. However, Caley rallied in the second period and grabbed a late leveller through Grant Munro to earn

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CORINTHIANS: Marcelo; Betão, Marinho, Marcus Vinícius (Marquinhos); Eduardo Ratinho (Coelho), Mascherano, Rosinei, Carlos Alberto, Roger (Nadson); Rubens Júnior; Tevez. BOTAFOGO: Max: Ruy, Rafael Marques (Asprilla), Juninho, Júnior César; Diguinho, Claiton, Joilson (Marcelinho), Zé Roberto; Jefferson Feijão (Felipe Adão), Reinaldo. GOALS: 1-0, Nadson (71') SERIE A Pos. Team Pld Pts 1. São

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RACING: Gustavo Campagnuolo; Julio Barroso, Gustavo Cabral, Diego Crosa, Leandro Grimi; Sixto Peralta (Fileppi, 78', Francisco Maciel, 82'), Juan Manuel Torres, Adrián Bastía, Javier Arizala (Matías Sanchez, 45'); Gonzalo Bergessio, Facundo Sava. RIVER: Juan Pablo Carrizo; Paulo Ferrari (Danilo Gerlo, 67'), Cristian Nasuti, Eduardo Tuzzio, Lucas Mareque (Matías Oyola, 45'); Fernando Belluschi,

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HONVÉD: Tóth I.; Schindler, Benjamin, Budovinszky, Takács Z.; Csobánki, Pomper (Genito, 45'); Dobos, Dancs, Schrancz (Disztl D., 76', Bartyik, 81'); Hercegfalvi. ÚJPEST: Balajcza; Vermes (Kiss Z., 58'), Vaskó, Böjte, Füzi; Erős, Sándor Gy.; Kőhalmi (Nagy O., 34'), Tóth N., Tisza (Mészáros, 46'); Kovács Z. GOALS: 1-0, Dobos (53'); 1-1, Erős (17') NB1 Pos. Team Pld Pts 1. ZTE 3 9 2. Tatabánya

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ALMERÍA: Westerveld (Valerio, 46'); Bruno Saltor (De Palmas, 67'), Acasiete (Molo, 80'), Carlos García, Mané; Cabrera (Corona, 53'), Gorka Larrea (Toni Velamazán, 84'), Kalu Uche, Ortiz; Mario Bermejo (Míchel, 67'), Francisco (Alberto, 53'). ATHLETIC: Aranzubia; Iraola (Brenat, 78'), Sarriegi, Prieto (Amorebieta, 70'), Casas; Murillo, Garmendia (Expósito, 78'), Gabilondo; Etxeberría (

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DINAMO: Turina; Nowotny, Drpić, Ćorluka, Cvitanović; Mamić, Etto, Agić, Modrić; Ljubojević, Eduardo da Silva. MEDIMURJE: Čonkaš; Balašković, Vitas, Andre Silva, Janjetović; Grgurović, Darmopil, Celiščak, Rac; Piškor, Kresinger. GOALS: 0-1, Stefancic (9'); 1-1, Ljubojevic (43'); 2-1, Eduardo da Silva (53' pen.); 3-1, Eduardo da Silva (63'); 4-1, Ljubojevic (85') PRVA HNL Pos. Team Pld Pts 1.

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VfL Wolfsburg still waits for the first win and goal of the new Bundesliga season, after drawing 0-0 away to Eintracht Frankfurt in round 2 of the Bundesliga on Saturday afternoon. Diego Klimowicz missed from the penalty spot on 80 minutes as the 40,000 crowd in the Commerzbank-Arena held their breath. The Wolves can count themselves a little unlucky as Spycher blatantly handled the ball inside

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BOTAFOGO: Lopes; Rafael Marques, Scheidt, Alê (Thiago); Ruy, Diguinho, Claiton, Zé Roberto, Joílson (Felipe Adão); Marcelinho, Reinaldo. PALMEIRAS: Diego Cavalieri; Dininho, Nen, Alceu; Paulo Baier, Francis, Wendel, Juninho Paulista (Rosembrick), Michel; Edmundo (Valdívia), Enílton (Marcinho). GOALS: 0-1, Enílton (10'); 1-1, Marcelinho (13'); 1-2, Enílton (36'); 1-3, Paulo Baier (71'). SERIE A

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RIVER PLATE: Germán Lux; Paulo Ferrari, Cristian Nasuti, Federico Lussenhoff (Danilo Gerlo, 68'), Federico Domínguez (Eduardo Tuzzio, 45'); Fernando Belluschi, René Lima, Rubens Sambueza (Victor Zapata, 46'); Marcelo Gallardo; Ariel Ortega, Ernesto Farías. NEWELL'S OLD BOYS: Justo Villar; Miguel Torrén, Gastón Aguirre, Germán Ré; Carlos Araujo, Hugo Colace, Diego Gavilán, Adrián Lucero; Adrián

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There were no goals for Wolves fans to celebrate on Sunday evening, as the team drew 0-0 at home to Hertha in the opening Bundesliga game of the new season, in front of 23,496 in the VOLKSWAGENARENA. Although both sides had their chances, a goal simply refused to fall. Argentinean striker Diego Klimowicz missed two sitters for the home side, while second half Hertha substitute Gimenez went

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LIVORNO: Amelia; Balleri, Fanucci (46' Galante), Grandoni (46' Pavan), Pasquale (46' Pfertzel); Morrone, Passoni, Vidigal (65' Argilli), C.Prates (63' Vigiani); Lucarelli (46' Danilevicius), Bakayoko (46' Paulinho). PEÑAROL: Juan Castillo: Mauricio Centurión, Maximiliano Arias, Luiz Nunes, Matías Pérez: Juan José Blanco (67 Alejandro González), Darío Flores, Alberto Acosta (59 Diego Rodríguez),

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Milan recorded a 1-0 win over Atletico Madrid in the Teresa Herrera Trophy, the mini-tournament in Spain to celebrate Deportivo La Coruna’s centenary. Captain for the evening, Massimo Ambrosini scored the only goal of the game four minutes into the second half when he latched on to a mis-kick in the heart of the Atletico defence, following a Gourcuff corner, to fire home from close range. The

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EVERTON: Howard (Wright, 64'); Neville, Lescott, Yobo (Stubs, 46'), Naysmith (Pistone, 72'); Osman (Carsley, 46'), Arteta (Kilbane, 72'), Davies, Cahill; Johnson (Anichebe, 64'), Beattie (McFadden, 46'). ATHLETIC: Aranzubia; Casas (Amorebieta, 74'), Ustaritz (Prieto, 46'), Sarriegi, Murillo; Yeste (Iturriaga, 72'), Gabilondo, Iraola Orbaiz; Etxeberria (Benat, 62'), Aduriz (Llorente, 62').

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CELTIC bounced back from last weekend’s defeat at Tynecastle with a 2-0 win over this year’s early league leaders St Mirren. Last season’s First Division champions arrived at Celtic Park determined to build on the run of two wins that has propelled them to an early and perhaps unanticipated lead at the top of the league table and with Celtic having dropped points in their last competitive

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