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Publisher |: Turnstile

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Professional Sports,; Soccer,; Sports & Recreation

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Start your day with a football fix. From Turnstile, this is your five minute football roundup. Football in Five presents three key football news stories that you need to know, bringing you up to speed on the world game in just five minutes. Delivered at 8am AET every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Hosted by James Parkinson.

People |: James Parkinson (@jamesrparkinson)
Country Of Origin |: Australia
Produced In |: Melbourne, Victoria
Premiere Date |: 2018-03-16
Related Hashtags |: #football,; #soccer,; #UCL
Frequency |: Daily
Explicit |: No

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0 Available Episodes (28 Total)Average duration: 00:04:14

May 24, 2018

00:03:57

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino signs a new contract, Liverpool fans travelling to Kiev for the Champions League Final have had their flights cancelled, and Lyon defeat Wolfsburg in the final of the Women's Champions League.

Today’s stories:

• Mauricio Pochettino: Tottenham manager signs new five-year contract until 2023

• Champions League: Liverpool fans' Kiev flights cancelled

• Lyon sweep to Women’s Champions League win over 10-player Wolfsburg

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May 22, 2018

00:03:35

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, FIFA clear Russian players of doping, citing insufficient evidence, 35 football clubs in the Ukraine accused of match fixing, and AC Milan facing sanctions for breaching Financial Fair Play rules.

Today’s stories:

• Fifa finds 'insufficient evidence' of doping among Russian World Cup players

• Ukraine match fixing: 35 clubs accused following raids

• AC Milan facing Uefa financial fair play sanctions

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May 20, 2018

00:03:29

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, the latest results from around Europe as the domestic season comes to a close, including AC Milan defeating Fiorentina to qualify for the Europa League. Ex-Chelsea assistant, Steve Clarke says the club may need to sell Eden Hazard and Roman Abramovich left without a UK visa.

Today’s stories:

• AC Milan thump Fiorentina to qualify for Europa League as Calhanoglu, Cutrone star

• Eden Hazard: Chelsea may have to sell forward

• Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is without a UK visa

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May 17, 2018

00:04:31

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, Guardiola signs new Man City contract, Marseille and Atletico charged for fan behaviour during the Europa League Final and Martial and Lacazette miss out on the World Cup.

Today’s stories:

• Pep Guardiola: Manchester City manager signs new deal to 2021

• Marseille and Atletico Madrid charged by UEFA after Europa League final

• World Cup 2018: Anthony Martial and Alexandre Lacazette left out of France squad

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May 15, 2018

00:05:25

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, Mikel Arteta the favourite to replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal, intruders storm Sporting Lisbon's training centre, attacking players and staff, and police issue warnings to England fans travelling to Russia for the World Cup.

Today’s stories:

• Mikel Arteta is strong favourite to replace Arsène Wenger at Arsenal

• Sporting Lisbon players and staff attacked by intruders at training ground

• Police to issue England fans with guide to ‘sensitive sites’ at World Cup

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May 13, 2018

00:04:19

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, Liverpool defeat Brighton to secure a top four finish in the Premier League, UEFA under criticism for hosting the Champions League Final in Kiev where high travel and hotel prices are impacting travelling fans, and Dani Alves out of the World Cup with a knee injury.

Today’s stories:

• Liverpool 4 Brighton and Hove Albion 0: Salah sets record as Klopp's side secure fourth

• Champions League final in Kiev 'needs explaining' - Liverpool fans chief

• Dani Alves ruled out of World Cup

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May 10, 2018

00:03:44

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, Man United secure 2nd place in the Premier League, US-governed territories won't be barred from voting in the 2026 World Cup bid process and Chelsea fined by the FA after players swarmed the referee in draw with Huddersfield.

Today’s stories:

• Man Utd secure second after goalless draw at West Ham

• FIFA won't block U.S. territories from voting for 2026 World Cup host

• Chelsea: Blues charged by FA after Huddersfield incident

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May 08, 2018

00:04:36

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, the Russian Football Union fined for racist taunts by fans, more evidence in the Chelsea racism scandal after former players come forward and a potential 2026 North American World Cup would make FIFA an $11 billion dollar profit.

Today’s stories:

• Russia: World Cup hosts fined £22,000 for France game racism

• Chelsea racism scandal deepens as former players go public with claims

• World Cup 2026: US, Canada Mexico bid 'would create £8bn profit for Fifa'

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May 06, 2018

00:03:46

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, Arsene Wenger says goodbye to Emirates Stadium, Zlatan Ibrahimovich lashes out at his Galaxy teammates and Sir Alex Ferguson remains in a serious condition following emergency surgery.

Today’s stories:

• Arsène Wenger says goodbye but ‘will cherish every moment I was here’

• Zlatan Ibrahimovic lashes out at LA Galaxy teammates after another loss

• Alex Ferguson still in serious condition after brain haemorrhage

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May 03, 2018

00:04:05

From Turnstile, this is Football in Five, presented by FotMob.

Today, the latest from the Europa League as Atletico and Marseille progress to the Final, top European league's reject FIFA's plans for an expanded Club World Cup plus a new global Nations League, and Besiktas boycott their Turkish Cup Semi-Final replay to hand Fenerbahce a path to the showpiece.

Today’s stories:

• Atletico Madrid 1 Arsenal 0 (2-1 agg): Wenger denied perfect farewell as Spaniards reach final

• Europe's top leagues oppose Fifa plans for Nations League Club World Cup

• Besiktas boycott resumption of Fenerbahce semi-final

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