Keita set to miss UCL final
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EPL clubs take over Europe
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Kane hoping to be fit for Champions League final
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Pochettino: My players are superheroes
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Moura hat-trick fires Spurs into UCL final
Lucas Moura scored an incredible second-half hat-trick to help Tottenham Hotspur come back from 2-0 down to win 3-2, and set up an all-English Champions League final at the expense of Ajax Amsterdam on away goals. You may also like
Watch: Liverpool team sing YNWA with fans after comeback win
The Liverpool team stood together to sing You’ll Never Walk Alone with their fans after their stunning comeback victory over Barcelona at Anfield. You may also like
