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Setanta

BT shares soar as free football on TV hits the back of the net

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BT shares soar as free football on TV hits the back of the net

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Ferguson rules out late bid for 'marvellous' Berbatov

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Donati offers Celts nothing, blasts Burley

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TV bosses in talks to lift England blackout

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Setanta accused of holding terrestrial TV to ransom over England games

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Cole gets England out of jail but much more will be needed in Croatia

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I want to beat Jones and retire undefeated, reveals Calzaghe

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We're not going to throw away our European chance, says City's Dunne

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Croatia v England LIVE: No Setanta? Fear not, follow all the action

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Emerton Ince perfect for Blackburn, as Australian pens new four-year

Setanta's smooth can't hide the truth

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Setanta's smooth can't hide the truth

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SPL clinch £125m TV deal with Setanta

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Scottish Premier League chief Gold hopeful over green light for SPL2

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Wigan chairman Whelan wants equal share of TV money to close gap with

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I blew thousands in gambling Hell, admits Blackburn midfielder David

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Khan: I'm too fast for rivals

They think it's all over for Motty

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They think it's all over for Motty

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Spurs board do have concerns about Jol, admits Levy

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The Liverpool legend who believes Rafa's £40m spending spree won't

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It's Big Sam v Little Sam to kick off the Premier League season

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Nobody was talking a good game

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US sales trail next goal for Man U

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The rise and rise of the most loathed sports channel in Britain

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Brown tackles Setanta over World Cup blackout: 'A lot of England fans

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MAIL COMMENT: A sensible solution in a chilly climate

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Sky told to sell football to rivals

200 jobs to go as Setanta enter administration

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200 jobs to go as Setanta enter administration

Premier League in games sale warning to Setanta

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Premier League in games sale warning to Setanta

Stakes are high for ESPN with £240m bet on English football

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Stakes are high for ESPN with £240m bet on English football

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ESPN’s flying start in Premier could mean £80m for Sky