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Tim Cahill’s 28yo teammate banned after claiming he was 16 ABC News
By Steve Wilson When a teenage sensation on Tim Cahill’s Indian Super League team became the competition’s youngest ever goal scorer, the Socceroo legend lent in and told him: “This is the best moment in your life.” Though, as it turns out, there was slightly more to that life than Cahill and the league had been led to believe. For Gourav Mukhi was not the 16-year-old tyro breaking scoring records, rather a 28-year-old veteran with less of his future ahead of him. He has now been banned for six months for falsely claiming otherwise. It was in October this year that Mukhi scored the equalise…

ABC Entertainment’s Channing Dungey discusses “The Conners” Fast Company
After an unexpectedly high-profile year, ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey speaks about diversity, streaming, and keeping the peace between …

Football24 Treze FC PB vs Abc FC RN football prediction. Highlights. Golazo
The first Goal kick in the war was for Abc FC RN at 3 minute. Abc FC RN made the 1st shot off target of this war at 5 minute. Poor class from No Name player .

‘I want to focus just on football’: Hakeem al-Araibi rejoins Melbourne soccer club ABC News
Bahraini refugee Hakeem al-Araibi has rejoined his Melbourne soccer team at a game for the first time since his release from a Thai prison, following an extradition ordeal lasting more than two months. Key points: – Mr al-Araibi arrived back in Australia last week after extradition proceedings were dropped – He said his mother in Bahrain was “so happy” that Australian authorities had secured his release – He hopes to get back onto the soccer pitch and work hard to further his playing career Mr al-Araibi arrived back in Australia last week after Thai officials decided not to continue with ex…

The Australian coach leading a footballing revolution at one of England’s biggest clubs ABC News
In the corner of a foreign field, an Australian is quietly overseeing a dramatic revival of one of European football’s great names. This week marks a year since Joe Montemurro first walked into Arsenal’s north London training ground to take up his role as head coach of their women’s soccer team. His impact has already been felt, within and beyond the Emirates Stadium. In sixth place and drifting when he joined, Arsenal are currently top of the table with a perfect record of seven wins from seven in this, his first full season in England’s Women’s Super League. In the process they have score…