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OPINION
After an unpleasantly acrimonious and unsuccessful spell at Real Madrid Jose Mourinho's reputation has been left under the microscope, writes Andy West.
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Born out of the ashes of the Deccan Chargers, the Hyderabad Sunrisers have taken the Indian Premier League by storm this season. Sport360°'s Jaideep Marar looks at the reasons why.
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Despite their change of managers and the imminent return of 'The Special One', Alam Khan argues that the two Manchester clubs - United and City - will still be the teams to beat next season.
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Andy West surveys the wreckage following the announcement of Jose Mourinho's impending exit at Real Madrid and tells us why Carlo Ancelotti is the perfect man for the job.
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Martyn Thomas on why Quade Cooper may yet force his way into Australia's squad for the visit of the British & Irish Lions, and why that could spell trouble for Warren Gatland's men.
Sport360°'s Joy Chakravarty jumps to the defence of the Indian Premier League in the wake of the spot-fixing scandal that threatens the competition's future. But is he right?
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Barcelona have become victims of their own success with the lukewarm response that has greeted their latest La Liga title triumph, writes Andy West.
Sport360°'s Martyn Thomas believes continuity is required at the Abu Dhabi club after two seasons of constant upheaval. And that means sticking with boss Luis Milla.
Like those before him, prospective new Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini will have to be judged on short-term targets and trophies, writes Sport360°'s Alam Khan.
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