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Premier League
organizationChelsea lost 2-1 to Fulham in the Premier League on Thursday night. Result means the Blues have won just one of their last nine games. Graham Potter has launched a review into the practices used by the club's medical department. Donny van de Beek will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. Wolves host West Ham at the Molineux Stadium on Saturday.
Premier League
organizationMartin Odegaard has been announced as the Premier League Player of the Month for November and December. Arsenal have indicated a willingness to agree a deal that could be worth around £75 million to £80 million. Manchester United are close to completing a loan deal for Burnley striker Wout Weghorst.
Priscilla Presley
personSinger-songwriter was taken to hospital after falling ill at her home in Calabasas. paramedics performed CPR and 'determined the patient had signs of life' However Priscilla Presley, Elvis’s former wife and Presley's mother, announced she has died. Presley was the only daughter of Elvis Presley and was herself a singer.
Joao Felix
personJoao Felix becomes first Chelsea player to be sent off on Premier League debut. The 23-year-old forward lasted less than an hour of competitive football. Felix was dismissed by referee David Coote for a dangerous tackle.
Tim Cook
personTim Cook's target total compensation is $49 million for 2023, with a $3 million salary. Cook requested the cut after criticism from shareholders. His compensation rose to $99.4 million during the 2022 fiscal year.
Wout Weghorst
personWout Weghorst has joined Manchester United on loan until June. The 30-year-old scored two goals in 20 games for Burnley last season. United chief Erik ten Hag has forked out £2.5million to cut short his fellow Dutchman's stay with the Super Lig outfit Besiktas.
Yeezy
organizationKanye West reportedly married Yeezy architect Bianca Censori. Couple are yet to make their marriage legal by filing a marriage certificate. Pair were seen wearing what appear to be wedding bands.
Brandon Streeter
personTigers coach Dabo Swinney announced earlier Thursday that offensive coordinator Brandon Streeter would not return to the coaching staff. Streeter became the team’s offensive coordinator after his predecessor, Tony Elliott, was hired to be the head coach at Virginia. The Tigers will replace Streeter with TCU offensive coordinator Garrett Riley.
Kanye West
personKanye West reportedly married Yeezy employee Bianca Censori. TMZ claimed that the marriage may not be legal quite yet as they have not yet filed a marriage licence.
Dominic Perrottet
personNew South Wales premier Dominic Perrottet, 40, revealed the incident on Thursday. Incident occurred in 2003, two years before Prince Harry was photographed in a Nazi uniform. NSW Jewish Board of Deputies chief executive Darren Bark said the incident highlights the critical importance of Holocaust education.
Dewayne Dedmon
personThe move came one night after Dedmon had an outburst after being subbed out of a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. He exchanged words with coaches on the sideline, then angrily swatted at a massage gun. Miami responded on Wednesday evening by officially suspending Dedmon.
Nottingham Forest
organizationNottingham Forest beat Wolves 1-0 to reach the Carabao Cup semi-finals. Dean Henderson saved two spot-kicks in the shoot-out. Steve Cooper's side will face Manchester United in the last four. Forest set to sign Palmeiras midfielder Danilo for £18million.
Charles White
personTCU Quarterback Sam Jackson won't be in the running to replace the NFL-bound Max Duggan. Stanford coach David Shaw interviewed with the Denver Broncos for their head coach position.
Kevin Warren
personThe Chicago Bears named Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren as their next president and CEO. Warren, 59, took the Big Ten's top job in 2020 after 22 years in NFL operations. Warren is the fifth president in Bears history but will be the first from outside the organization.
Cricket Australia
organizationCricket Australia has pulled its men’s national team from the upcoming one-day international series against Afghanistan. It cited the Taliban's ban on university education for girls in Afghanistan. Afghanistan Cricket Board says it will write to the ICC over the issue.
The San Antonio Spurs
organizationSan Antonio Spurs and Golden State Warriors will set a new NBA regular-season attendance record with 63,592 tickets sold for Friday's game. The Alamodome can support an estimated 68,000 people with standing room only tickets. The biggest crowd in league history was 108,713 for the 2010 All-Star Game.
Robert Hur
personAttorney General Merrick Garland named Robert Hur as special counsel. Hur is a former US attorney in Maryland and a private practice lawyer. He takes over for John Lausch, the US attorney from Chicago.
Mike LaFleur
personThe Broncos, Texans and now the Cardinals all have permission to interview Sean Payton. Sam Jackson won't be in the running to replace the NFL-bound Max Duggan. Green Bay Packers rookie linebacker Quay Walker is unlikely to face a suspension for shoving a Lions trainer.
Odell Beckham Jr.
personDallas Cowboys wanted Odell Beckham Jr., but after the receiver's inability to work out at The Star, the deal is off the table. Beckham is currently a free agent and will sign with a new team at some point this coming offseason.
Lionel Messi
personLionel Messi among 14 players shortlisted for The Best FIFA Men's Player award. Cristiano Ronaldo does not feature in the list of 14 players up for the award. FIFA members are allowed to vote for their top three selections. The winner of the award will be announced on February 27, 2023.