Nations-Angola, Tunisia through, Senegal go out (Reuters)

Tunisia and Angola played out agoalless stalemate in Tamale to qualify for the African NationsCup quarter-finals while Senegal and South Africa bowed out onThursday.

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Roundup 4-Ireland midfielder Reid joins Sunderland (Reuters)

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Racing Santander reach King’s Cup semis for first time (Reuters)

Racing Santander reached thesemi-finals of the King’s Cup for the first time on Thursdayafter a 3-3 draw at Athletic Bilbao put them through 5-3 onaggregate.

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Liverpool fans launch bid to oust American owners (AP)

Professor Rogan Taylor holds a press conference in Liverpool University's School of Management to launch his Share Liverpol FC idea in Liverpool England  Thursday Jan.  31, 2008.  Liverpool's American owners are facing a new takeover bid  from frustrated fans. The longshot member-share scheme, set to be launched Thursday, aims to raise an estimated US$1 billion to oust Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jr. and fund a new stadium.

Liverpool’s American owners are facing a new takeover bid — from frustrated fans. The longshot member-share scheme launched Thursday aims to raise about $995 million to oust Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jr. and fund a new stadium. UAE-based group Dubai International Capital recently failed in a renewed bid to purchase the Premier League club after losing out to Hicks and Gillett last March.


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Angola, Tunisia advance after African Nations Cup draw (AFP)

Angola and Tunisia drew 0-0 Thursday and advanced to the 2008 African Nations Cup quarter-finals from Group D at the expense of Senegal and South Africa.

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