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Cristiano Ronaldo misses penalty and suffers injury scare as Al-Nassr keep Saudi Pro League title hopes alive with comeback victory

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By Jack McRae
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Jack McRae Al-Nassr fight back to steal precious victory Al-Nassr were looking to respond to the late victory Al-Ahli earned against Al-Riyadh on Thursday and were gifted an early opportunity to do just that. With eight minutes gone, Mikel Villanueva stretched to reach a loose ball in his own box but appeared to brush Mohamed Simakan's foot first. The French defender collapsed dramatically to the floor and, despite the minimal contact, Al-Nassr were handed a penalty.
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Chelsea suffer blow to Champions League hopes as last-16 opponents PSG have special fixture request granted Original

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By Jack McRae
| The Rondo by GOAL
PSG were set to take on Nantes on the weekend of 13 to 15 March, but made a request to the French division to have the game moved to mid-April. This means the Parisians will have five days without a game between Chelsea’s initial visit to Parc des Princes on 11 March and the return leg at Stamford Bridge on 17 March. This is a bitter blow to the Blues, who will have to host the Magpies on the Saturday between the two games.
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Leeds manager Daniel Farke sent off and pulled away from referee at full-time after Man City defeat

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By Jack McRae
| The Rondo by GOAL
January signing Antoine Semenyo was the hero again for City as the Ghana international scored the only goal of the game. It marked a vital three points for Pep Guardiola’s men as they closed the gap to league leaders Arsenal to just two points without the services of Erling Haaland to call upon. With the Norwegian goal machine injured and unable to travel to Yorkshire, Omar Marmoush and Semenyo were entrusted to do the damage.
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