Chelsea's Women's Super League game against Manchester United will now be played on 24 November after it was postponed last month. The game had been due to take place on 6 October but was postponed at a week's notice because of a conflict with the Blues' fixtures in the Women's Champions League. Chelsea's group game at home to Real Madrid has been scheduled for just two days after the United game and the club said they had been unable to find an "amicable solution to this scheduling conflict".
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'Does Carter-Vickers go straight back into the team?'
The welcome return of Cameron Carter-Vickers in the 68th minute against Motherwell will have delighted Brendan Rodgers and Celtic fans alike. The USA international missed seven games with injury (of which Celtic only won four) and will be keen to make up for lost time by regaining his place in the starting XI ahead of a crucial run of fixtures. As recently as a week ago this wouldn't have been a topic of much debate, but the sudden emergence of Auston Trusty as a genuine contender against Atalanta will have given the manager plenty to think about for the upcoming matches.
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Loan watch: How Barcelona’s four loanees are faring at their current clubs
A couple of months after leaving the French national team, Hervé Renard is returning to a familiar place. The man who guided Zambia to the Africa Cup of Nations title in 2012 has been named the new c...
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