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From the back pages, January 31: Theo Walcott’s stunning strike seals a quick-fire comeback from Arsenal against Liverpool

Lance Armstrong

Published on 30/01/2013 22:13

Brendan Rodgers’ men raced into the lead when Luis Suarez capitalised on some comic Gunners defending with a deflected shot before Jordan Henderson made it 2-0. But goals from Walcott and Olivier Giroud ensured a point for Arsene Wenger’s men. (The Sun)

Liverpool have completed the £8.5million signing of Philippe Coutinho from Inter Milan. The 20-year-old Brazilian has completed his medical and acquired a work permit, which was the final hurdle in the process, to sign a “long-term deal” at the Anfield club. (The Mirror)

Chelsea have written to the Football Association to contest any attempt to extend Eden Hazard’s suspension for kicking a Swansea ball boy beyond three matches. (Daily Mail)

Stuart Lancaster has completed a remarkable rise to the top of the Rugby Football Union after being given a powerful new role overseeing the entire England structure. (The Express)

‘As soon as I got the chance, I ran to Milan’: Mario Balotelli arrives in Italy to complete AC Milan switch. (The Independent)

Lance Armstrong has attacked the hypocrisy and “petty bull***t” surrounding cycling’s doping scandal, saying he feels he has been made a fall-guy for the entire sport. (The Guardian)

Stuart Broad is confident that the heel injury that kept him out of England’s limited-overs games in India will have cleared up in time for him to reprise his role as the Twenty20 captain in New Zealand. (The Times)

From the back pages, January 28: Oldham keep FA Cup shocks coming

Matt Smith chose the perfect occasion to score his first goals at Boundary Park as his first-half double helped Oldham Athletic produce an FA Cup fourth-round upset against Liverpool. (The Times)

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From the back pages, January 29: English football ‘has a year to change’ say MPs preparing to urge legislation

Radical proposals to overhaul the way English football is run could be backed by new legislation, following a withering parliamentary report criticising the failure to introduce new financial controls and increase the influence of fans. (The Guardian)

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From the back pages, January 30: Mario Balotelli quits Manchester City for AC Milan move in deal worth £22m

Mario Balotelli’s captivating career at Manchester City is expected to end in the next 24 hours after AC Milan announced a £20 million deal for the striker. (The Telegraph)

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