Nerdy swot Ben (Connor Kalopsis) and dropout-in-the-making Tanner (Ramona Young) are high school seniors and best friends. That seems mildly implausible given their wildly different
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Gareth Southgate decided to make his move. The hour had passed and although his experimental England team was getting closer, he wanted to introduce the
Fifa rules that Emilio Nsue was never eligible to play for Equatorial Guinea
Fifa has ruled that Emilio Nsue, the top scorer at this year’s Africa Cup of Nations, was never eligible to play for Equatorial Guinea throughout
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