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Jurgen Klopp has transformed Liverpool since ending his sabbatical in October 2015. Under his leadership, the Reds have reached two major European club finals – in which they finished runners-up to Sevilla (2016 Europa League) and Real Madrid (2018 Champions League) – as well as playing some of the most scintillating football we’ve seen during that time. This season has seen Liverpool emerge as Manchester City’s greatest championship threat. The 18-time English champions are now forged in Klopp’s image after he initially inherited a squad designed by his predecessors. Though some remain, those who have bought into his vision, others have fallen by the wayside and left for new adventures. Among them are big personalities desperate for a new challenge, as well as those who waited for an opportunity they never received. Below is a list of players who have permanently left Liverpool under Klopp’s watch and what happened next. 1. Christian BentekeSeason: 2016/17 Club joined: Crystal Palace Transfer fee: £27m Games under Klopp: 36 Benteke’s time at Liverpool can be described as a wasted opportunity. His reputation on arrival had and has never been higher, but the Belgian marksman couldn’t replicate his Aston Villa form and is rarely spoken about at Anfield these days. A move was best for all parties, Klopp had started to reinvigorate the Reds attack minus Benteke, who moved south to Crystal Palace, where despite an impressive first season he now continues to struggle for goals. 2. Jordon IbeSeason: 2016/17 Club joined: Bournemouth Transfer fee: £15m Games under Klopp: 33 So much was expected of Jordon Ibe. Many Liverpool supporters felt he was the perfect successor to Raheem Sterling, who had departed to Manchester City weeks before Klopp’s arrival. His new boss was prepared to give the young English winger a chance but it never quite worked out. With regular playing time even more scarce, Ibe became Bournemouth’s then-most expensive acquisition and it is where he plays his football today, albeit mostly in an impact-sub capacity. 3. Joe AllenSeason: 2016/17 Club joined: Stoke City Transfer fee: £13m Games under Klopp: 33 Affectionately dubbed the “Welsh Xavi”, there was a time when Joe Allen’s name was rarely missing from Liverpool’s midfield. His greatest run in the side came under Brendan Rodgers, under whom he previously worked at Swansea City. Klopp, appreciative of technically gifted midfielders, never saw the best of Allen, who soon departed from Stoke City where he continues to ply his trade in the Championship with five goals and four assists for the 14th-placed Potters. 4. Martin SkrtelSeason: 2016/17 Club joined: Fenerbahce Transfer fee: £5m Games under Klopp: 18 One of Liverpool’s longest-serving players when Klopp arrived, Skrtel’s best days were firmly behind him. Sparingly used by the German tactical, he’d leave for present club Fenerbahçe in the summer of 2016. He is regular starter with the Turkish giants but yet to win a major honour. 5. Luis Alberto Season: 2016/17 Club joined: Lazio Transfer fee: £4m Games under Klopp: 0 Luis Alberto never really got his Liverpool career going and wasn’t even used by Klopp before moving to The Eternal City. His subsequent performances for Lazio suggests potentially one that got away. Last season, he scored 11 goals in Serie A as Lazio finished fifth. 6. Tiago IloriSeason: 2016/17 (winter) Club joined: Reading Transfer fee:£3.75m Games under Klopp: 3 Another player who joined Liverpool young but never genuinely broke through, Tiago Ilori would enjoy a number of loans spells prior to making his senior debut under Klopp but there was never any inkling of a long-term future. He’s since found a home at Reading, whom he joined in January 2017, but is linked with a return to Sporting Lisbon. 7. Brad SmithSeason: 2016/17 Club joined: Bournemouth Transfer fee: £3m Games under Klopp: 10 Brad Smith never really threatened to be Liverpool’s first choice left-back under Klopp, before joining Bournemouth where he played a handful of games prior to signing for MLS outfit Seattle Sounders. 8. João Carlos TeixeiraSeason: 2016/17 Club joined: FC Porto Transfer fee: Free Games under Klopp: 7 Teixeira, similar to compatriot Ilori, would toil in the loan system before leaving the Reds without having firmly established himself. The native of Braga would join FC Porto, who loaned him out to his hometown club before he signed for Vitória Guimarães last summer. 9. Kolo TouréSeason: 2016/17 Club joined: Celtic Transfer fee: Free Games under Klopp: 24 Kolo Touré played somewhat of a mentor role in Brendan Rodgers’ final months as Liverpool boss. It wouldn’t be the case under the incoming Klopp, though the German was happy to have the Premier League winner around. Touré, keen for playing time as his career started to wind down, would reunite with Rodgers at Celtic before transitioning into a coach. In Glasgow, the former Arsenal defender became an ‘Invincible’ for the second time in his career as Celtic won the 2016/17 Scottish Premiership title without losing a single game. 10. Mario Balotelli Season: 2016/17 Club joined: Nice Transfer fee: Free Games under Klopp: 0 Balotelli’s nonchalance was never going to mix with Klopp’s discipline given how crucial work rate and pressing are to him. The enigmatic Italian marksman departed under a cloud but has since enjoyed his best football in years at Nice, though that particular relationship seems to be over. 11. Mamadou SakhoSeason: 2017/18 Club joined: Crystal Palace Transfer fee: £26m Games under Klopp: 29 Ill-disciple on pre-season duty ultimately ended Sakho’s Liverpool career. At one point he looked settled under Klopp, but in the end tardiness supposedly meant he the former PSG captain could no longer be trusted. Crystal Palace would come to Sakho’s rescue. There, he enjoys a key role under former Reds boss Roy Hodgson. 12. Lucas LeivaSeason: 2017/18 Club joined: Lazio Transfer fee: £5m Games under Klopp: 65 For much of his time in a Liverpool jersey, Lucas was maligned for failing to live up to initial performances as he transitioned from CAM to defensive midfielder. This ultimately subsided and the Brazilian midfielder left Anfield with to some degree of goodwill. His experience was routinely tapped into by Klopp, as he made over 50 appearances under the German before signing for Lazio. 13. Kevin StewartSeason: 2017/18 Club joined: Hull City Transfer fee: £4m Games under Klopp: 20 Kevin Stewart joined Liverpool from Tottenham Hotspur but never really made the grade despite making a handful of appearances during Klopp’s stewardship. He would subsequently be loaned out – to Cheltenham Town, Burton Albion and Swindon Town – before leaving Anfield permanently for Hull City 14. Andre WisdomSeason: 2017/18 Club joined: Derby County Transfer fee: £2m Games under Klopp: 0 Before joining Derby County in 2017, thus ending a nine-year association with Liverpool, the Leeds-born defender celebrated winning the Austrian championship with Red Bull Salzburg. Once seen as having great potential, Wisdom never got a look-in under Klopp. These days, he’s used intermittently on either side of Frank Lampard’s defence. 15. Philippe Coutinho Season: 2017/18 (winter) Club joined: Barcelona Transfer fee: £142m Games under Klopp: 89 You’ve heard of this one, right? He went on to become Liverpool’s record sale by some distance as Coutinho’s protracted transfer nearly doubled what Barcelona paid for Luis Suarez, his former Reds teammate. Since reuniting with the Uruguayan marksman, Coutinho is yet to find a home in the Barcelona starting line-up as Ernesto Valverde has been reluctant to use him in midfield. He has been benched for several league games at the time of writing and Barcelona were recently forced to publicly reassure Coutinho of his future at the club. 16. Danny WardSeason: 2018/19 Club joined: Leicester City Transfer fee: £12.5m Games under Klopp: 3 Danny Ward served as Liverpool’s third-choice goalkeeper before looking for pastures new. He’d settle for Leicester City last summer but is yet to make a league appearance under Claude Puel, who has exclusively used him in the EFL Cup. 17. Ragnar KlavanSeason: 2017/18 Club joined: Cagliari Transfer fee: £2m Games under Klopp: 53 Signed and sold by Klopp. The much-travelled Estonian central defender served his purpose, injecting some experience in Liverpool’s backline, and in the process became a cult hero among the club’s vocal support for his inexplicable bursts of unnecessary (and endearingly clumsy) flair. The King Klavan – GOALS, SKILLS & ASSISTS – 2017/18 @ReadLiverpoolFC pic.twitter.com/rY9OdCYRUd — Anything Liverpool (@AnythingLFC_) August 17, 2018 Klavan can today be found representing Serie A side Cagliari. 18. Jon FlanaganSeason: 2018/19 Club joined: Rangers Transfer fee: Free Games under Klopp: 9 Flanagan’s time at Liverpool ended in disgrace when he pleaded guilty to assaulting his girlfriend. However, former teammate and captain Steven Gerrard would offer him a second chance when he brought him to Rangers last summer. He has only featured in one of the club’s last six league outings, a one-minute cameo in their emotional 1-0 win over city rivals Celtic at Ibrox. 19. Jordan WilliamsSeason: 2018/19 Club joined: Rochdale Transfer fee: Free Games under Klopp: 0 Despite coming through Liverpool’s academy, Jordan Williams made just one appearance for his boyhood club. He was never on Klopp’s radar prior to joining Rochdale, where his career has been resuscitated. 20. Emre Can Season: 2018/19 Club joined: Juventus Transfer fee: £14m Games under Klopp: 116 Can’s final season with Liverpool was a frustrating one for all those concerned. He was trusted and given regular game time by Klopp despite running down his contract as Liverpool refused to include a buy-out clause in any extension. In the end, as expected, Can opted to join Italian powerhouse Juventus, where despite a promising start he’s now looking to rediscover his groove following a period on the sidelines. The post What happened next? 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Euro 2021: England hopefuls who could benefit from Euro 2021 delay

England should just have completed their final round of friendlies before Gareth Southgate was due to name his 2021 European Championships squad. But COVID-19 has seen to it that this has not been the case. England Vs Croatia Tickets can be grabbed from our global event ticket sales market.

The tournament had been due to take place in June but will kick off next summer instead. In a surprising turn of events, UEFA acted quickly and came to the only logical decision: postponing Euro 2021.

Moving the Euros back by 12 months has given domestic European leagues much-needed breathing space. Three Lions hopefuls also have a further year to press home their case for inclusion to Southgate. So who could benefit?

Mason Holgate

In January 2019, Holgate was loaned to West Bromwich Albion. No longer a regular at Everton, the center-back thrived on loan at The Hawthorns. But he played at right-back instead of center-half.

Little more than a year later Holgate is being linked with Manchester City. Tall, commanding and good on the ball, he has benefitted hugely from working under Carlo Ancelotti.

The former Milan boss has coached some of the best defenders in modern history. Holgate has clearly taken the Italian’s advice on board but Southgate will need to make a decision soon. The 23-year-old qualifies for Jamaica as well as England. Football fans can book England Euro Cup Tickets from our global event ticket sales market.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka

The hype around Wan-Bissaka has grown steadily since his Crystal Palace debut towards the end of the 2017/18 season. Now Manchester United’s first-choice right-back, England honors are inevitable.

Wan-Bissaka earned his first call-up last August for qualifiers against Kosovo and Bulgaria. But injury denied the tackling machine his Three Lions debut and the wait goes on for his debut.

England are blessed at right-back and that is a problem for Wan-Bissaka. Trent Alexander-Arnold stars for Liverpool on a weekly basis but isn’t a guaranteed starter. Kyle Walker and Kieran Trippier are knocking about too but at 29 their days are numbered.

Bukayo Saka

The flying Arsenal winger has been one of the revelations of the 2019/20 season. Though it’s at full-back, rather than further forward, that the 19-year-old has really caught the eye.

Arsenal fans do not remember Unai Emery fondly. But they do have the Spaniard to thank for Saka’s first-team introduction. The fleet-footed left-side can defend as well as attack and became the first teenager since Cesc Fabregas to record ten assists in a single season for Arsenal.

Ben Chilwell is first choice for England right now but, behind him, Danny Rose’s place is up for grabs. On loan at Newcastle United from Tottenham Hotspur, Rose has never quite made the England No.3 jersey his own. Saka could secure another Arsenal victory in the north London rivalry by edging ahead in Southgate’s thinking over the coming months.

Dean Henderson

There is little doubt that, had the Euros gone ahead this summer, Jordan Pickford would have been England’s No.1. The Everton keeper’s form has been wretched. But Pickford is currently first-choice and retains his manager’s trust.

Henderson, meanwhile, has been superb. The Manchester United prospect has proven he can handle Premier League football. After winning promotion with Sheffield United, he has stepped up to perform consistently for the Blades with minimal fuss.

So good have Henderson’s displays been, there have been reports of interest from Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea. United, some have claimed, are even considering selling David de Gea to clear the way for Henderson.

Called up for the first time in October, Henderson now has a year to prove he is a more reliable pair of hands than Pickford.

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As the new NBA season tips off this week, TV networks and the brands that back them firm up programming plans. ESPN’s morning show “First Take” will run live from their Los Angeles Production Center October 21-25 as the 2019-2020 NBA regular season begins. The show will have the latest insight on marquee matchups including Tuesday’s showdown between the Los Angeles Lakers and L.A. Clippers. On TNT, Turner Sports announced that the “Inside the NBA Presented by Kia” studio team of Charles Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith, and Ernie Johnson will be on the road for Autotrader Premiere Week. Tuesday night's studio coverage will be live from the NBA on TNT American Express Road Show in L.A. in an expanded pregame show that will feature the NBA Champion Toronto Raptors' ring ceremony and live looks from Toronto's Jurassic Park. NBA TV has also cemented a range of new original programming for the NBA season, including “The Warmup presented by Ford.” It’s no surprise that the Lakers enter the season with the most expensive NBA ticket, at an average $286.97, according to TickPick; the cheapest ticket for Tuesday’s season opener is $150.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is already reporting that the league’s losses from its dispute with China are “substantial.” Chinese footwear and apparel brands couldn’t be more pleased. JohnWallStreet notes the Chinese government’s reaction to Daryl Morey’s tweet and the NBA’s response sparked conversations about the billions of dollars that the NBA stands to lose in Asia and the “ripple effects” that a prolonged boycott of the league would have on U.S. footwear and apparel companies. However, little attention has been paid to how the controversy benefits Chinese footwear and apparel providers; namely Anta and Li-Ning, the two with ties to the NBA. Matt Powell of NPD Group laid out a scenario where “the government encourages its people to buy Chinese as opposed to Western products.” Should that happen, the Chinese people would be likely to comply; remember, the Chinese consumer is “Chinese first and a fan of the NBA second.” Of course, Anta and Li-Ning products are also immune to the headwinds that western competitors like Nike and Adidas face from the greater U.S.-China trade war.

TV broadcasters and streamers invested $38 billion in sports rights in 2018, nearly double the $20 billion spent in 2012. Globally, TV broadcasters, and to a lesser degree, online streamers, fork out 26% of their total content spend on sports rights, according to a report published last Wednesday by Ampere Analysis and carried by the Hollywood Reporter. The market for sports rights has nearly doubled in the last six years, from $20 billion in 2012 to $38 billion last year. The U.S. remains the largest single market for sports rights, with a $19 billion annual spend, a figure likely to jump as new rights cycles kick in for the NFL, MLB, and the NBA. Ampere forecasts the top U.S. leagues generating $4 billion more per year in rights revenues by the end of the next six years. And in Europe, broadcasters and online players in Europe's big five markets – the U.K., France, Germany, Italy, and Spain – shelled out $11 billion for sports rights in 2018, double the amount from six years ago. European broadcasters and pay TV operators in the big five spend a third of their content budget, on average, on sports, compared to 26% in the U.S.

As the World Series gets underway in Houston, MLB alters bylaws allowing institutional investors to take stakes in multiple teams. Bloomberg reported last week that Major League Baseball has altered its rules to allow investment funds to buy limited stakes in multiple franchises. The report also said that sports banker Sal Galagioto had created a $500 million investment vehicle explicitly for that purpose. The SEC-approved GSP Baseball Fund will take no more than 100 investors, with a minimum investment of $1 million. As team valuations continue to rise – the MLB average is now $1.78 billion – JohnWallStreet noted pro sports leagues have become concerned about the dearth of individuals wealthy enough to buy-in. The NBA is apparently discussing a similar solution, while the NFL is talking about raising its debt limit by +$700 million (to $1 billion). If your idea of baseball investment is more geared toward World Series bets, Betonline claims the Astros are the biggest Series favorite since the Red Sox over the Rockies in 2007 – they are 5/11 favorites, while the Nationals are 19/10 underdogs.

Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) has announced a multi-year partnership with Target that sees them become the first MLS club to sign a sleeve sponsorship deal. Starting in January, the agreement will see Target’s bullseye logo displayed prominently on the sleeve of LAFC jerseys, joining primary shirt sponsor YouTube. Terms of the deal, which lists Target as the official LAFC retail partner, have not been disclosed, but the Athletic said that MLS sleeve deals are worth anywhere between $500,000 and $1 million per year. LAFC is the first MLS team to sell the 2.5-by-2.5 inch inventory since the league announced the approval of sponsored sleeve patch sales last October. Only teams with a primary shirt sponsor can take advantage of the new initiative, which is a multi-year pilot program. Target will also join Banc of California, Delta Air Lines, and Heineken as one of LAFC’s Golden Boot Club members, securing exclusive access, visibility, and experiences through what is LAFC’s elite level of partnership. The deal comes on the back of LAFC’s best ever regular season, which saw them crowned MLS Western Conference champions, giving the club a bye to the semi-finals of this week’s MLS playoffs.

Tottenham Hotspur has announced a new five-year partnership with HSBC as its official banking partner in the UK and Hong Kong. SportsPro reports that the strategic agreement, which covers both the men’s and women’s teams, will see the financial services company work with the English soccer club to engage with fans through a range of activations, including digital campaigns, while playing a supportive role in the sport-led regeneration of the local area in North London. The club’s stadium development plan, which HSBC is supporting, aims to support 3,500 jobs as part of efforts by the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation to help enhance the lives of those in the local community through education, employment, health, and social inclusion programs. Fran Jones, Tottenham Hotspur head of partnerships, said: “We have developed a strong relationship with HSBC over a number of years and this new partnership is a natural expansion of this.” The club is also in the first year of a lucrative decade-long deal agreement with the NFL to host games every season and is reportedly in talks with Amazon over a documentary focused partly on their NFL links to broaden the team’s appeal in the U.S.

EspnW and the U.S. Department of State are hosting the eighth year of the Global Sports Mentoring Program October 11-November 19. The program will see 16 emerging female leaders from around the world begin a month-long mentorship in the United States alongside top American female executives from some of the most influential organizations in sports and business. Including ESPN, executive mentors in the 2019 program represent: the Big East Conference; Creative Artists Agency (CAA); Google; LISC; Minnesota Lynx/ Timberwolves; the NCAA; New Balance; the NHL; Saatchi & Saatchi, Spurs Sports & Entertainment; the University of Connecticut; and the U.S. Tennis Association (USTA). The initiative joins such other events as this week’s espnW Women + Sports Summit in Newport Beach, CA and the recently-completed LPGA Indy Women in Tech Driven by Group1001 tournament and week-long symposium that promote women’s leadership, education, and advancement both in and out of sport.

MLS will officially award Sacramento an expansion franchise this week. According to the Sacramento Bee, MLS will hold a press conference and fan event in California’s capital city on Monday to announce that the United Soccer League’s Sacramento Republic FC will make the step up to become MLS’ 29th team. Sacramento has been attempting to secure an MLS expansion team since 2015, but its chances were improved at the beginning of this year when Ron Burkle, billionaire part-owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins, joined the Republic as lead investor. The Republic then received city council backing in April for a new $252 million, 20,000-seat stadium. Later that month, the Republic emerged as a front runner in the race to join MLS when the league announced it had been authorized to advance talks with the ownership groups of Sacramento and St Louis, which was officially awarded its own expansion team in August. If Sacramento is confirmed, it will pay a $200 million expansion fee to become the fourth MLS team in California. Confirmation would also mean that MLS has only one spot left to fill if it is to stick to its expansion target of 30 teams.

Cristiano Ronaldo apparently earns more from Instagram than he does from playing soccer for Juventus. The 34-year-old pockets an annual $47.8 million from paid Instagram posts, according to a study by social media firm Hopper HQ on Buzz Bingo. In contrast, his salary at Juventus is reportedly $34 million, according to Goal.com. Ronaldo's reported income from Instagram makes him the platform's highest earner, ahead of Lionel Messi and Kylie Jenner. “Ronaldo is the most followed human on Instagram," a marketing executive from Hopper told Business Insider. "Companies are paying almost $1 million for posts to access his insane reach.” A quick check revealed that Ronaldo has 186 million Instagram followers, compared with Messi at 133 million and Kylie Jenner at 149 million. And while companies around the world that have shifted large percentages of their marketing budgets to social media influencers are reconsidering that strategy in light of disappointing ROI, clearly those that invest in Ronaldo consider it money well spent.

Tiger Woods has been the subject of countless articles, books, and TV segments, but for the first time, he will tell his story in his own words. Last Tuesday, Harper Collins announced Woods’ BACK, a memoir chronicling the golfer’s life from growing up a celebrated golfing prodigy to shattering racial barriers and rising to fame, then facing continuing injuries and personal scandal, to mounting a comeback at 43 years old culminating with the 2019 Masters. “I’ve been in the spotlight for a long time, and because of that, there have been books and articles and TV shows about me, most filled with errors, speculative and wrong,” Woods said in the statement. “This book is my definitive story.” No publication date has been announced; the release stated that BACK will be “the first and only account directly from Woods, with the full cooperation of his friends, family, and inner circle.” For the moment, however, Woods is focused on “The Challenge: Japan Skins,” a big money made-for-TV match with Rory McIlroy, Jason Day, and Hideki Matsuyama taking place at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club in Chiba, Japan.

Many Ryder Cup fans were left with a sour taste in their mouths after last Wednesday’s online ticketing lottery system sold out in less than 50 minutes. Fans around the world began receiving emails last week that they had been selected in the ticket lottery for the next Ryder Cup, planned for September 25-27, 2020, at Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wisconsin. But unlike The Masters’ ticketing process, winning the Ryder Cup lottery only guaranteed would-be attendees another opportunity to purchase tickets. The online lobby opened at 10 a.m. EST on Wednesday with tickets allowed to be purchased beginning at 11 a.m. EST, when fans were given a “randomly assigned” place in a virtual line. However, for many, by the time they reached the front of the line, tickets were sold out. Ticket demand was “unprecedented,” according to a tweet from the U.S. Ryder Cup account. Naturally, tickets have already popped up on resale sites. Weekly grounds passes start at $1,500 and individual event days start at $400.

Formula 1 eyes Miami to host its first-ever Grand Prix after reaching an agreement in principle to host a race at Hard Rock Stadium beginning in 2021. The proposed Formula One Miami Grand Prix would see F1 cars navigating a custom-built track around the stadium. Formula One had initially set its sights on a downtown track location, only to scrap the proposal in favor of Hard Rock Stadium, home to the Miami Dolphins, after local opposition. Concerns remain among residents over noise, traffic and pollution, though organizers insist this new location would reduce disruption compared to a downtown race. According to the Miami Herald, Dolphins and stadium owner Steve Ross will cover all race costs, including an expected $40 million custom track. It takes Formula One a step closer to holding a second U.S. race, a long-held ambition for the global motor racing series’ owners, Liberty Media. Since 2012, the sole F1 stop in the U.S. has been the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. A Miami F1 race would have an estimated annual impact of more than $400 million and 35,000 room nights.

Navy Federal Credit Union named title sponsor of NHL Stadium Series. The NHL announced that Navy Federal Credit Union, the Official Military Appreciation Partner of the league, was named the title sponsor of the 2020 NHL Stadium Series at the U.S. Air Force Academy’s Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs between the Colorado Avalanche and the Los Angeles Kings. The 2020 NHL Stadium Series game will be held on February 15. The league also unveiled the official event logo for the 2020 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series. Designed by NHL Creative Services, the logo celebrates outdoor hockey at Falcon Stadium and is inspired by the iconic and storied history of the U.S. Air Force Academy. The event is the first military tie-in of the NHL’s popular annual outdoor event, reminiscent of regular season games the NBA has held on aircraft carriers in Norfolk, VA, and San Diego.

ATP Media, the in-house rights agency for the global men’s tennis tour, saw revenues rise by 6.7% to $120.96 million in 2018. The UK-based production hub, which is also responsible for ATP Tour content creation, has registered gross profits of $13.57 million. The spike represents a 9.6% growth compared to the end of 2017. Broadcast rights sales, where ATP Media works alongside IMG, remain the dominant source of income. ATP Media also said it had benefitted from “favorable movements” on the euro and British pound exchange rates during last year. Broken up geographically, the UK operation generated $11.59 million in revenues at the end of 2018, while the rest of Europe raked in $31.91 million behind $77.45 million generated by ATP Media in other international territories. Among several of the media group’s high-profile broadcast deals, 2019 has already seen ATP Media secure an improved five-year agreement with Amazon Prime Video in the UK, which runs through the 2023 ATP season. In addition, deals were confirmed with Discovery-owned Eurosport in France and Sky Deutschland in Germany.

Finally, before a big game, it’s important for fans to get a Goodyear night’s sleep. The Goodyear Blimp has provided aerial coverage of college football games since 1955, and later this season will become the first non-player or coach to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. Now, Forbes reports, fans will have the chance to stay in the iconic dirigible prior to the Notre Dame vs. Michigan game October 26. One-night stays can be booked through Airbnb for October 22, 23, and 24 in the blimp hangar in Mogadore, Ohio. Each night is priced at $150 (plus taxes and fees) to celebrate college football’s 150th anniversary. Guests "will have exclusive access to the Goodyear hangar, which is the size of 2.6 football fields, and a football lounge will be provided where guests can relax and watch some of the all-time best rivalry games in college football history.” Goodyear and Airbnb will also collectively donate $5,000 to the Cotton Bowl Foundation, which supports college football-related causes. While the blimp will remain on the ground, this takes “Air”bnb to a whole new level.

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Former NBA Players launch a new video podcast with Showtime. Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson will host “All The Smoke,” set to debut October 21. According to SportTechie, new video episodes of “All The Smoke” will upload every Thursday to Showtime’s new basketball-themed YouTube channel and an audio-only version of the show will also be distributed across major podcast platforms. The one-hour episodes will feature Barnes and Jackson discussing their opinions on current topics surrounding basketball, culture, social justice, politics, and music. Guests on the show will include other NBA players and various public figures. After Showtime’s successful past with basketball-related content including the three-part docuseries, “Shut Up and Dribble” and a documentary on former NBA player Ron Artest, the network’s new basketball YouTube channel and the player-created content is providing athletes a fruitful life beyond the court.

Twitter partners with Discovery and Eurosport in Europe for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Twitter will bring Eurosport's coverage of the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics to users of the social media platform across Europe. The deal, unveiled at international TV market MIPCOM in Cannes, will see Eurosport publish real-time Olympic Games highlights on Twitter to complement its comprehensive coverage of Tokyo 2020. The sports network will provide 3,500 hours of coverage of the Games on its network, on Eurosport.com, and the Eurosport app. The tie-in will also allow Eurosport to offer Olympic Games advertisers dedicated sponsorship opportunities for Twitter content. The coverage will include highlights from Eurosport’s pre-Games Road to Tokyo coverage, extensive event highlight clips, as well as live coverage of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. Twitter will also sell in-stream sponsorships together with Discovery and Eurosport sales teams. This opens a door for similar sponsorship opportunities through the Olympics and different social media players in North America.

ESPN The Magazine suffered a slow death, but now it is reborn through ESPN’s “Cover Story.” According to Axios, “Cover Story” is a 21st century version of a magazine that will air monthly across every ESPN platform, from TV to digital. The first cover story about NFL star DeAndre Hopkins debuted this past Wednesday on “SportsCenter” and online. Each month on a Wednesday, ESPN will release one cover story. Like a magazine, it will feature one highly-reported story, with one reporter and one piece of eye-catching imagery. The company is also hoping to have each story be sponsored or underwritten by an advertiser. ESPN will need to focus on this kind of in-depth reporting going forward in order to compete with other sports media companies such as The Athletic, which has made its small fortune from its in-depth coverage.

Blizzard bans esports team for holding a “Free Hong Kong, Boycott Blizz” sign, furthering sports-centered political issues between the US and China. After last week’s NBA, Blizzard has now suspended three American University esports players for six months after they held up a "Free Hong Kong, Boycott Blizz" sign during their championship match last week. They now cannot compete in official or third-party Blizzard events. The three students were acting in solidarity with a Hong Kong player, Ng "blitzchung" Wai Chung, who was banned for six months by Blizzard and disqualified from the "Hearthstone" Grandmasters tournament last week after he shouted a pro-Hong Kong slogan. The American University sophomores prepared a sign in reaction to Ng's ban and showed it on a stream of their college game October 8. Since Ng "blitzchung" Wai Chung’s banishment, the company has been met with outrage from gamers and calls for boycotts. Like the NBA, they will have to walk a tightrope between politics and their bottom line.

FOX Bet becomes an MLB authorized gaming operator just days before the World Series. According to Sports Handle, FOX Bet announced a multi-year partnership with Major League Baseball under which the online and mobile betting platform will become an Authorized Gaming Operator of MLB. The announcement came exactly a week before the scheduled first pitch of Game 1 of the 2019 World Series on October 22. FOX Sports, an MLB broadcast partner, has televised the World Series in every season since 2000. FOX Bet is the fourth sports betting entity to join MLB’s Authorized Gaming Operator program since the Supreme Court’s historic PASPA decision in May 2018, joining MGM Resorts International, DraftKings, and FanDuel as MLB official data licensees under the program. The partnership is the latest in a string of deals for the network’s nascent sports betting division. FOX is looking to go all in on sports betting – this partnership marks the third deal that FOX Bet has inked with a major U.S. pro sports league, including the NBA and a deal with the NFL through its Super 6 contest.

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The Seattle Mariners’ charity arm raises $1.5 million for Northwest charities in 2019. Mariners Care, the Seattle Mariners’ nonprofit foundation, and its corporate partners helped provide $1,492,825 in 2019 to a variety of charitable programs including Home Base and On BASE. Through a $3 million founding grant, the Mariners helped establish Home Base, an eviction prevention program in partnership with United Way of King County and King County Bar Association. During its first six months, Home Base provided legal assistance to 1,069 households and financial assistance to help 405 households avoid eviction. The goal is for Home Base to help prevent up to 4,000 evictions each year, the leading cause of homelessness. The Mariners also continued efforts to make baseball and softball accessible to kids of all means through On BASE, which makes grants to defray registration fees, provide uniforms and equipment, and offer training opportunities for coaches and young athletes to over 1,500 local organizations. Since 1991, when Mariners Care was established, the nonprofit has helped raise over $28 million to benefit primarily youth-oriented community service programs.

Ex-NFL star Warrick Dunn helps deliver 173rd home to single parent for charity. According to FOX Business, the former NFL running back helped surprise a single Florida mother with a new home Wednesday through his charity along with Habitat for Humanity and health care company Cigna. Warrick Dunn Charities, which is run by the former Pro Bowler, presented LaToya Reedy with a new home in St. Petersburg. It was the 173rd home the charity has given thanks to its “Home for the Holidays” campaign, which helps single parents achieve home ownership. Reedy told local media she had been working hard as a nursing assistant to provide a stable lifestyle for her 18-year-old son, but high rent prices and living paycheck to paycheck was getting difficult. Before Dunn became a pro football player, he was living with a single mother who worked very hard to provide for him and five other children, but his mother was killed before his 18th birthday and he helped raise his siblings while playing college football. Dunn sees his charity as a form of therapy to deal with his own traumas, taking comfort that he is helping others avoid similar housing and economic struggles.

Shaquille O'Neal donates a home to the family of a boy paralyzed in an Atlanta shooting. Isaiah Payton was leaving a high school football game on August 17 when a stray bullet struck his spine, leaving him without mobility from his chest down. He'd been unable to leave the hospital because his family's current home was not accessible for a paralyzed person. O'Neal heard about the story and reached out to Payton's mother. The four-time NBA champion found a one-bedroom home for Payton, his brother, and his mother in the College Park neighborhood of Atlanta. O'Neal's relationship with Papa John's helped him pull off the gesture; CEO Rob Lynch and chairman of the board Jeff Smith both chipped in. Payton's friend, Damean Spear, also suffered a gunshot wound to his leg during the shooting. A 15-year-old boy, whose name is not being released, has been charged with aggravated assault in connection to the incident. While this terrible act of violence has forever changed Payton’s life, Shaq found the kindness is his heart to help Payton’s family make the best of a terrible situation.

Larry Fitzgerald and DraftKings team up for breast cancer charity. According to SBC Americas, DraftKings has been hosting NFL “Pink ‘Em” daily fantasy contests every Sunday throughout this month. All proceeds from entry fees will be donated to the Larry Fitzgerald First Down Fund for Breast Cancer Support. So far, two October NFL Sundays and two Pink ‘Em contests have resulted in more than $70,000 raised, leaving the initiative well on pace to surpass the total donation goal of $100,000.The First Down Fund has two priorities: promoting reading proficiency and technology access for K-12 youth as cornerstones to success at school and in life, and supporting efforts to prevent and cure breast cancer and support breast cancer survivors. Fitzgerald has been able to use his fame to help give back in a unique partnership only possible through new opportunities of sports betting.

Michael Jordan donates a huge sum to two Novant Health clinics in Charlotte, North Carolina. During a recent speech, Jordan teared up as he spoke about his $7.2 million donation to two Novant Health clinics in his area. According to the Charlotte Observer, The Novant Health Michael Jordan Family Clinic and a second facility expected to open soon nearby will serve at least 35,000 children and adults over the next five years. The clinics provide both primary health care services as well as access to social workers, behavioral health experts, oral health practitioners, and physical therapy. Jordan’s financial gift to Novant Health is the latest in his philanthropic giving in Charlotte and his home state of North Carolina. Jordan has significantly ramped up his charitable giving since he became the majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets in 2010. The Novant Health Michael Jordan Family Medical Clinic opened just over three weeks ago, and has already cared for more than 300 people. It is particularly important for Charlotte families to get the health care they deserve, as the city ranks last among major U.S. cities in enabling people to lift themselves out of poverty.

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Klasemen Liga Inggris 2018/2019 Hingga Pekan ke-18 di Malam Natal

Klasemen Liga Inggris 2018/2019 Hingga Pekan ke-18 di Malam Natal:

Masuk ke bulan Desember dan menuju penghujung tahun, Liga Inggris semakin memperlihatkan keseruannya. Salah satu liga terbesar di Eropa dan dunia ini juga punya drama yang tak habis-habis di penghujung tahun. Bukan hanya karena peta kekuatan sudah semakin jelas, jadwal pun semakin padat dan buat para manajer harus mengatur strategi baru.

Pekan ke-18 pun menghadirkan lebih banyak lagi drama di dalam lapangan dengan hasil-hasil pertandingan yang tidak terduga. Buat kamu yang sempat ketinggalan, berikut beberapa klasemen Liga Inggris musim 2018/2019 dan beberapa fakta di dalamnya.

Klasemen dari Hasil yang Mengejutkan

Spurs meraih kemenangan besar di pekan ke-18. (Sumber: Twitter Premier League)

Ada sejumlah hasil yang di luar perkiraan dari Sembilan partai yang dimainkan pada pekan ke-18 dan buat klasemen sedikit bergeser. Dua kandidat juara teratas harus mendapatkan hasil berbeda. Liverpool berhasil menang, sedangkan Manchester City harus takluk di kandang sendiri. Masih banyak lagi lagi yang terjadi di partai pekan ke-18.

Berikut hasil lengkapnya:

Wolves 0-2 Liverpool

Arsenal 3-1 Burnley

AFC Bournemouth 2-0 Brighton

Chelsea 0-1 Leicester

Huddersfield 1-3 Southampton

Manchester City 2-3 Crystal Palace

Newcastle 0-0 Fulham

West Ham 0-2 Watford

Everton 2-6 Tottenham Hotspurs

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Arsenal

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Liverpool Masih Belum Terkalahkan Musim Ini

Masih belum ada klub Liga Inggris yang berhasil menghentikan laju LIverpool musim ini. (Sumber: Twitter Premier League)

Dari 20 klub Liga Premier Inggris yang berlaga di musim 2018/2019, hanya Liverpool yang belum terkalahkan musim ini. Liverpool punya rekor 15 menang, 3 imbang dan 0 kalah. Sedangkan, rival terkuat mereka musim ini, Manchester City, baru saja mengalami kekalahan keduanya. Di sisi lain, Chelsea yang juga menjadi kandidat juara pun harus tersungkur di pekan ke-18 dan partai tersebut menjadi kekalahan ketiga mereka. Baca juga: 7 Sepatu Bola Terbaik 2018 yang Bisa Kamu Koleksi

Sebagai mitos yang dipercaya di Liga Inggris, klub yang bercokol di puncak klasemen pada malam Natal akan keluar sebagai juara di akhir musim. Sepanjang sejarah perhelatan Liga Inggris, kepercayaan itu selalu terjadi.

Namun, dalam satu dekade ke belakang, ada dua musim kejuaraan yang tidak seperti itu dan dua-duanya dialami oleh Liverpool. Musim 2008/2009 dan 2013/2014 merupakan musim yang buruk buat Liverpool. Mereka peringkat pertama di malam Natal, tapi jadi runner-up di akhir musim. Mungkinkah akan terulang?

Ada Tiga Klub yang Mengumpulkan Lebih dari 40 Poin

Sergio Aguero membawa Manchester City untuk bersaing merebut juara LIga Inggris. (Sumber: Twitter Premier League)

Fenomena unik juga terjadi di Liga Inggris musim 2018/2019 ini. Untuk pertama kalinya, ada tiga klub yang berhasil mengumpulkan lebih dari 40 poin di malam Natal. Liverpool (48), Manchester City (44), dan Tottenham Hotspurs (42) yang menjadi tiga besar di klasemen sementara.

Mitos yang beredar di Liga Inggris juga, 40 poin merupakan poin aman untuk sebuah klub untuk lolos dari degradasi. Dengan kata lain, tiga tersebut sudah aman dari ancaman turun ke kasta yang lebih rendah. Sisanya, tinggal menunggu partai-partai selanjutnya saja.

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Premier League pre-season fixtures: Where is your club playing?

Champions League finalists Liverpool face Premier League champions Manchester City in New Jersey USA on 25 July

The 2018-19 Premier League season kicks off on 10 August, but before then clubs will travel the globe for a host of high-profile and intriguing friendlies.

From the United States to Australia via mainland Europe and Asia, the 20 top-flight clubs will be involved in more than 100 fixtures this summer.

Among the things on the agenda are building fitness, helping new players and managers settle in, and a bit of brand promotion too.

Who plays where?

Defending Premier League champions Manchester City travel to the US for a tour that includes matches against Premier League rivals Chelsea and Liverpool.

Those three clubs will be joined by top-flight runners-up Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham in the International Champions Cup.

The annual competition also features the champions of Spain, Italy, France and Germany – Barcelona, Juventus, Paris St-Germain and Bayern Munich – and Benfica and Atletico Madrid.

Liverpool face both Manchester clubs in the space of three days, while Chelsea meet London rivals Arsenal in Dublin on 1 August.

FA Cup holders Chelsea will then face Manchester City in the Community Shield at Wembley on 5 August.

Two weeks prior to that Chelsea make a 17,982-mile round trip to Western Australia to face Perth Glory.

Newly promoted Cardiff are the only Premier League side not leaving the UK for their pre-season fixtures

Southampton were the first Premier League team to start their pre-season, drawing 3-3 with Bundesliga side Schalke in Germany before flying to China for a tour that ended with a 3-2 win against Jiangsu Suning.

Burnley must factor in their presence in Europa League qualifying – they play Aberdeen later in July.

Pre-season fixture list:

Arsenal

26 July: Arsenal v Atletico Madrid (Singapore Sports Hub)

28 July: Arsenal v Paris St-Germain (Singapore Sports Hub)

1 August: Arsenal v Chelsea (Aviva Stadium, Dublin)

4 August: Arsenal v Sevilla (Friends Arena, Stockholm)

Bournemouth

14 July: Bournemouth v Sevilla (La Manga)

20 July: Bournemouth v Levante (La Manga)

27 July: Bristol City v Bournemouth (Ashton Gate)

28 July: Nottingham Forest v Bournemouth (City Ground)

3 August: Bournemouth v Real Betis (Vitality Stadium)

4 August: Bournemouth v Marseille (Vitality Stadium)

Brighton

14 July: St Gallen v Brighton (Kybunpark, St Gallen)

21 July: AFC Wimbledon v Brighton (Cherry Red Records Stadium)

24 July: Charlton Athletic v Brighton (The Valley)

28 July: Birmingham City v Brighton (St Andrew’s Stadium)

3 August: Brighton v Sporting Lisbon (Amex Stadium)

Burnley

13 July: Cork City v Burnley (Turners Cross, Cork)

20 July: Macclesfield Town v Burnley (Moss Rose)

20 July: Curzon Ashton v Burnley (Tameside Stadium)

23 July: Preston North End v Burnley (Deepdale)

26 July: Aberdeen v Burnley – Europa League second qualifying round first leg (Pittodrie)

29 July: Burnley v Montpellier (Turf Moor)

2 August: Burnley v Aberdeen – Europa League second qualifying round second leg (Turf Moor)

5 August: Burnley v Espanyol (Turf Moor)

Cardiff City

16 July: Tavistock AFC v Cardiff (Langsford Park)

18 July: Bodmin Town v Cardiff (Priory Park)

20 July: Torquay v Cardiff (Plainmoor)

25 July: Rotherham United v Cardiff (New York Stadium)

28 July: Burton Albion v Cardiff (Pirelli Stadium)

31 July: Greenock Morton v Cardiff (Cappielow Park)

4 August: Cardiff v Real Betis (Cardiff City Stadium)

Chelsea

23 July: Perth Glory v Chelsea (Optus Stadium, Perth)

28 July: Chelsea v Inter Milan (Allianz Riviera Stadium, Nice)

1 August: Arsenal v Chelsea (Aviva Stadium, Dublin)

5 August: Chelsea v Manchester City – FA Community Shield (Wembley)

7 August: Chelsea v Lyon (Stamford Bridge)

Crystal Palace

12 July: Helsingor 2-2 Crystal Palace (Helsingor Stadium, Helsingor)

16 July: Halmstads v Crystal Palace (Orjans Vall, Halmstad)

17 July: Bromley v Crystal Palace (Hayes Lane)

21 July: Oxford United v Crystal Palace (Kassam Stadium)

24 July: Stevenage v Crystal Palace (Lamex Stadium)

28 July: Reading v Crystal Palace (Madejski Stadium)

31 July: Boreham Wood v Crystal Palace (Meadow Park)

4 August: Crystal Palace v Toulouse (Selhurst Park)

7 August: Kingstonian v Crystal Palace (King George’s Field)

Everton

15 July: ATK Irdning v Everton (ATV Arena, Irdning)

18 July: Bury v Everton (Gigg Lane)

21 July: Everton v Lille (Estadio Algarve, Portugal)

22 July: Everton v Porto (Estadio Algarve, Portugal)

26 July: Blackburn v Everton (Ewood Park)

4 August: Everton v Valencia (Goodison Park)

Fulham

7 July: Fulham 4-2 Crawley Town (Motspur Park)

14 July: Fulham v Reading (EBB Stadium, Aldershot)

21 July: Lyon v Fulham (Stade Pierre Rajon, Bourgoin-Jallieu)

1 August: Fulham v Sampdoria (EBB Stadium, Aldershot)

4 August: Fulham v Celta Vigo (Craven Cottage)

Huddersfield

10 July: Bury 0-4 Huddersfield (Gigg Lane)

14 July: Accrington Stanley v Huddersfield (Wham Stadium)

18 July: Dynamo Dresden v Huddersfield (Stadion Am Sommerdamm, Russelsheim)

21 July: Real Betis v Huddersfield (Stadion Essen)

21 July: Rot-Weiss Essen/Werder Bremen v Huddersfield v (Stadion Essen)

22 July: SV Darmstadt 98 v Huddersfield (Merck-Stadion am Bollenfalltor, Darmstadt)

25 July: Huddersfield v Lyon (John Smith’s Stadium)

31 July: Huddersfield v Bologna (Brixen Im Thale, Austria)

3 August: Huddersfield v RB Leipzig (Schwaz, Austria)

Leicester

21 July: Notts County v Leicester (Meadow Lane)

1 August: Leicester v Valencia (King Power Stadium)

4 August: Lille v Leicester (Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Lille)

Liverpool

7 July: Chester 0-7 Liverpool (Swansway Chester Stadium)

10 July: Tranmere Rovers 2-3 Liverpool (Prenton Park)

14 July: Bury v Liverpool (Gigg Lane)

19 July: Blackburn v Liverpool (Ewood Park)

22 July: Liverpool v Borussia Dortmund (Bank of America Stadium, North Carolina)

25 July: Manchester City v Liverpool (MetLife Stadium, New York)

28 July: Manchester United v Liverpool (Michigan Stadium, Michigan)

4 Aug: Liverpool v Napoli (Aviva Stadium, Dublin)

7 Aug: Liverpool v Torino (Anfield)

Manchester City

20 July: Manchester City v Borussia Dortmund (Soldier Field, Chicago)

25 July: Manchester City v Liverpool (MetLife Stadium, New York)

28 July: Bayern Munich v Manchester City (Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

5 August: Chelsea v Manchester City – FA Community Shield (Wembley)

Manchester United

19 July: Manchester United v Club America (Phoenix University Stadium, Arizona)

22 July: Manchester United v San Jose Earthquakes (Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara)

25 July: AC Milan v Manchester United (Rose Bowl, Pasadena)

28 July: Manchester United v Liverpool (Michigan Stadium, Michigan)

31 July: Manchester United v Real Madrid (Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

5 August: Bayern Munich v Manchester United (Allianz Stadium, Munich)

Newcastle

17 July: St Patrick’s Athletic v Newcastle (Richmond Park, Dublin)

24 July: Hull City v Newcastle (KCOM Stadium)

28 July: Porto v Newcastle (Estadio do Dragao, Porto)

1 August: SC Braga v Newcastle (Estadio Municipal de Braga)

4 August: Newcastle v Augsburg (St James’ Park)

Southampton

5 July: Schalke 04 3-3 Southampton (Kunshan Sports Centre Stadium)

11 July: Jiangsu Suning 2-3 Southampton (Xuzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium)

21 July: Derby County v Southampton (Pride Park)

1 August: Southampton v Celta Vigo (St Mary’s Stadium)

4 August: Southampton v Borussia Monchengladbach (St Mary’s Stadium)

Tottenham Hotspur

25 July: Roma v Tottenham (SDCCU Stadium, San Diego)

28 July: Barcelona v Tottenham (Rose Bowl, Pasadena)

31 July: Tottenham v AC Milan (US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis)

4 August: Girona v Tottenham (Estadi Montilivi, Girona)

Watford

17 July: FC Koln v Watford (Behind closed doors)

21 July: v Dusseldorf v Watford (Behind closed doors)

27 July: Stevenage v Watford (Lamex Stadium)

28 July: Brentford v Watford (Griffin Park)

4 August: Watford v Sampdoria (Vicarage Road)

West Ham

8 July: FC Winterthur 3-2 West Ham (Schutzenwiese Stadium, Winterthur)

14 July: Wycombe Wanderers v West Ham (Adams Park)

21 July: Preston North End v West Ham (Deepdale)

25 July: Aston Villa v West Ham (Bescot Stadium, Walsall)

28 July: Ipswich Town v West Ham (Portman Road)

31 July: Mainz v West Ham (Kufstein Arnea) Austria

3 August: Angers v West Ham (Das.Goldberg-Stadion, Grodig)

Wolves

10 July: Basel 1-2 Wolves (Tissot Arena, Biel)

14 July: Young Boys v Wolves (Berner Stadion Neufeld, Bern)

19 July: Wolves v Ajax (Banks’s Stadium, Walsall)

25 July: Stoke City v Wolves (Bet365 Stadium)

28 July: Derby County v Stoke City (Pride Park)

4 August: Wolves v Villarreal (Molineux)

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