Person: Kevin Prince Boateng

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Furious Rijeka label City’s racism claims as ‘unpleasantly harsh and baseless accusations’

Croatian club HNK Rijeka have strenuously denied any of their players racially abused Manchester City’s Seko Fofana in a friendly.

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Boy oh Boye and it’s bye bye Ghana

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Fine likely punishment for Inter following racist chanting

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Dogged Spurs go marching on

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Southern comfort impairs Euro vision

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Del boy keeps Villa hopes alive

Youngster Delfouneso takes points for out-of-sorts Villa

Portsmouth 1 Aston Villa 2

Sun, 18 Apr, 2010

Academy defender faces Villa forwards

Portsmouth manager Avram Grant handed 18-year-old academy defender Leonard Sowah his first start in this afternoon’s Premier League clash against Aston Villa at Fratton Park.

Sun, 18 Apr, 2010

O'Hara missing for Portsmouth

Portsmouth boss Avram Grant is without on-loan midfielder Jamie O’Hara when his Championship-bound side hosts Aston Villa at Fratton Park on Sunday afternoon.

Fri, 16 Apr, 2010

Dindane unlikely to feature against Wigan

Portsmouth boss Avram Grant looks set to be without striker Aruna Dindane for their Barclays Premier League trip to Wigan tomorrow night.

Tue, 13 Apr, 2010

Dindane returns for Pompey FA Cup bid

Portsmouth will have Aruna Dindane available for Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final against Tottenham at Wembley before the Ivory Coast striker triggers an appearance clause in his loan agreement from Lens.

Fri, 09 Apr, 2010

Injury crisis strikes Pompey

An injury crisis has left Portsmouth desperately short of players for tomorrow’s Barclays Premier League game at Tottenham.

Fri, 26 Mar, 2010

Pompey knock Black Cats out of Cup

Portsmouth 2 Sunderland 1

Sat, 23 Jan, 2010

Boateng makes Pompey switch

TOTTENHAM midfielder Kevin Prince Boateng is on his way to Portsmouth as Harry Redknapp began showing the exit door to some of his superfluous stars.

Sat, 29 Aug, 2009

Ruthless Ramos has golden touch

MANAGERS, or the best ones at any rate, are alchemists. Their ability to transform base matches into precious points is what makes them so highly coveted and Juande Ramos, whose €7.8million-a-year salary reputedly makes him the best paid coach in world club football, is proving something of a bargain for Tottenham Hotspur.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2008