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Lorik Cana chases Wayne Rooney © Getty Images |
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Martin Jol watches from the dug-out © Getty Images |
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Mitchell Johnson and the rest celebrate a strike © Getty Images |
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Alejandro Valverde fixes his yellow jersey © Getty Images |
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Ade Gardner salutes the Saints supporters © Getty Images |
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FC Twente manager Steve McClaren poses with the trophy after his team won the Eredivisie title © Getty Images |
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Fulham manager Roy Hodgson awaits kick off © Getty Images |
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Justin Henin reacts during her final match © Getty Images |
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Didier Drogba gives out instructions © Getty Images |
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Dimitar Berbatov challenges David Meyler © Getty Images |
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