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The NPower League One weekend round up

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Brighton continued their brilliant start to the new campaign with yet another thumping win. Peterborough were their latest victims, as two goals from Barnes and one from Calderon gave the Seagulls a 3-0 away win. Peterborough were completely torn apart from beginning to end and in truth it should have been more, as the league leaders clattered the woodwork on a number of occasions. The South coast side are now seven points clear with fourteen games played.

 

 

Serie A: Lazio tighten their grip on top spot as Milan are taught a lesson by the Old Lady

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In football, as in sport, the margins between victory and defeat are minimal. And for Inter Milan and Rafa Benitez, a single moment can often be the difference between a good weekend and a bad one...

The Championship: Pompey on the up and another new Middlesbrough era

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 This week in the Championship saw the appointment of the former Celtic and West Brom manager Tony Mowbray at Middlesbrough. Mowbray a former Middlesbrough player made 424 appearances for them. Mowbray has said he hopes to usher in a new era of success at the Riverside. He said his main aim is to get Middlesbrough back to the Premier League.

 

League 1: Brighton maintain their unbeaten streak

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Brighton extended their lead at the top of the table to six points after a comfortable 2-0 win at Yeovil. The in-form Kazenga LuaLua brilliantly picked out Glenn Murray who headed the Seagulls ahead at the break. Brighton’s second came after a quick thinking free-kick from Marcos Painter found Inigo Calderon on the edge of the area. The Spaniard adjusted himself before firing a low shot into the bottom left hand corner. This win means Brighton are now unbeaten in nine League games.

 

La Liga: Real score 6 but Barca and Villarreal keep things tight

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With Valencia losing to Barcelona last weekend, Real went top following an unbeaten start to the season. And whilst goals may have previously been in short supply, there is little to argue with Jose Mourinho’s current record.

 

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