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Patrick Rowe

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27 | Football Journalist @SkySports | Formerly @GOAL, Reach PLC, @sportbible, @birmingham_live & @MailSport | all views my own
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Bayern Munich vs Aston Villa; Friendly Match

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By Patrick Rowe
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Bayern Munich held off a late fightback from Aston Villa to secure a 2-1 victory in Hong Kong, bringing the pre-season tours of Asia for both sides to a close. It looked to be plain sailing for the Bundesliga champions after a first-half header from Min-Jae Kim and Luis Diaz's goal off the bench gave them a comfortable two-goal lead with under 10 minutes to go at Kai Tak Stadium.
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Chelsea vs Juventus; Friendly Match

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By Patrick Rowe
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Chelsea failed to ramp up their pre-season preparations as Xabi Alonso's side suffered a 1-0 defeat to Juventus in Hong Kong thanks to Edon Zhegrova's stunning second-half strike. The substitute sparked the game into life with the only moment of notable quality when he latched onto Kenan Yildiz's lay-off before curling his first-time effort into the top left corner.
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Alejandro Garnacho transfer news: Aston Villa offer winger route to redemption after completing Chelsea exit

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By Patrick Rowe
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At the age of just 22, Alejandro Garnacho's career is at a crossroads, but his move to Aston Villa, driven by Unai Emery, offers the perfect chance to get it back on track. Despite his age, the initial loan move, with an obligation to make the switch permanent if certain conditions are met, could represent a make-or-break moment in the career of the Argentina international.
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