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Messi pips Cristiano to top Forbes money list in 2020
Barcelona super star Lionel Messi has topped the Forbes list for highest-earning footballers in 2020.
Forbes estimated Messi’s yearly earnings at $126m (£97.2m) with Juventus’ Cristiano Ronaldo second on $117m (£90.3m).
Neymar was in…
Chelsea beat Brighton as Werner and Havertz debut
Chelsea beat Brighton in their opening game of the new campaign
Jorginho, Reece James and Kurt Zouma were on target as Frank Lampard's Chelsea edged past Brighton 3-1 in their Premier League opening game.
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PSG strongly support Neymar in racism row
PSG Support Neymar in the ongoing racism row after the infamous Ligue 1 match between PSG and Marseille.
French champions Paris Saint-Germain have issued a statement backing their star player Neymar after he stated that he was subjected…
Marseille beat PSG as Neymar and Four others sent off
Marseille condemned champions PSG into second successive Ligue 1 defeat thanks to the sole strike of forward Florian Thauvin in the 31st minute of an ill-tempered match that ended with a mass brawl that saw five players including Neymar!-->…
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