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France says ‘Non’

A FRESH and final appeal by the FAI for a replay of the World Cup play-off game against France fell on deaf ears last night as the French Football Federation rejected the idea, citing an earlier FIFA ruling on the matter.

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No sympathy as Keane lashes FAI

ROY KEANE believes that Ireland have only themselves to blame for failing to qualify for the World Cup and says that, instead of protesting about Thierry Henry’s handball and calling for a replay, they should just “get over it”.

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Under-fire ref Hansson insists ‘life must go on’

REFEREE Martin Hansson broke his silence yesterday by insisting “life must go on” after his blunder contributed to the Republic of Ireland’s World Cup exit.

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Pulis waits on Irish duo after ‘draining’ week

STOKE manager Tony Pulis will assess the mental and physical state of Liam Lawrence and Glenn Whelan before he decides whether the two Republic of Ireland internationals can play in tomorrow’s Premier League clash with Portsmouth.

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Ancelotti: Chelsea’s defence the best

CARLO ANCELOTTI insists Chelsea possess the best defence in the world and that will be key to winning the Premier League title.

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Wenger echoes Henry’s call to replay play-off

ARSENE WENGER has echoed Thierry Henry’s calls for France’s controversial World Cup play-off against the Republic of Ireland to be replayed.

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Hughes coy on Torres swoop

MANCHESTER CITY manager Mark Hughes may already be persona non grata on the Everton side of Stanley Park, but if the rumours viciously circling Liverpool yesterday prove to be true, he can now also consider himself a most unwelcome visitor to the other half of Merseyside as well.

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Hughes backs Given to recover

MANCHESTER CITY manager Mark Hughes is confident his goalkeeper Shay Given has the mental toughness to cope with his World Cup agony.

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Big-game nous will see United reel in Blues, insists Ferguson

MANCHESTER UNITED Alex Ferguson believes Chelsea’s five-point lead at the top of the Premier League is not insurmountable.

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Hodgson: Duff will bounce back

ROY HODGSON is sure Damien Duff will bounce back from his World Cup heartbreak.

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Domenech to pocket bonus

FRANCE coach Raymond Domenech will reportedly receive a €862,000 bonus after his team qualified for next year’s World Cup.

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Quiniou: Hansson should have questioned Henry

FRANCE’S most famous referee, Joel Quiniou, has attacked Thierry Henry for his handball goal against Ireland, but also claimed that referee Martin Hansson could have disallowed the effort had he asked the Barcelona star if there had been an infringement.

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