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Andy Robertson calls for Divock Origi statue after late-game heroics
Divock Origi's knack for late goals was on display again as the Liverpool striker snatched a crucial three-points for the Reds with an injury time winner against Wolves.
Yahoo Sports CAWhat to watch: UEFA Champions League, EPL streams for week of Dec. 6
The Champions League group stage wraps up this week, and Barcelona and Atlético Madrid are still making their bid for the knockout stage. On the weekend, Steven Gerrard returns to Anfield. Tune in for a jam-packed week of footy.
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NWSL's Orlando Pride hire Amanda Cromwell as coach
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Amanda Cromwell was hired Tuesday as coach of the National Women's Soccer League's Orlando Pride. The 51-year-old Cromwell, a former U.S. national team player, spent nine seasons as the coach at UCLA and led the Bruins to the national championship in 2013, her first year. She led UCLA to three College Cup appearances and four Pac-12 titles. The Pride had been looking for a coach since Mark Skinner resigned in July to become coach of the Manchester United women's club. Becky
