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From the back pages, January 27: Supersub Scott Rendell scores winner as Luton humilate Norwich in FA Cup.

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Published on 26/01/2013 22:47

Supersub Scott Rendell fired in a late winner for Conference side Luton as they humiliated Premier League Norwich at Carrow Road. The ex-Wycombe striker had been on the field for a matter of minutes when he shot past Declan Rudd to dump Chris Hughton’s listless side out of the FA Cup. (The Sun)

The list of humiliations suffered by Queens Park Rangers this season is so extensive that it is difficult to know precisely where this galling humiliation at the hands of MK Dons ranks, while at least Harry Redknapp could take solace that this was far from his strongest side. (The Guardian)

Pablo Zabaleta lightens the gloom for Manchester City. Stoke 0 Manchester City 1: Poor game sees City win at Stoke for first time in seven attempts but lose Kompany to injury. (The Independent)

Wayne Rooney was stripped of penalty-taking duties by Manchester United but found the net anyway as they sauntered past Fulham to book an FA Cup fifth round place. After his latest miss, Rooney was passed over in favour of Ryan Giggs to take United’s third-minute spot-kick. (Daily Mail)

Liverpool appear to have run the race to sign Philippe Coutinho. Reports on Saturday morning suggested the Reds had re-structured their offer for the Inter Milan playmaker in a bid to stave off interest from Southampton. The ploy worked as the Serie A side are now understood to have now accepted the bid. (The Mirror)

On a night of nerves, of tremulous tennis, of pyrotechnics, twists and a little head-banging, Victoria Azarenka retained her Australian Open title in a manner of one woman against the world. That is often what it is like when you are at the top, a lonely place that not everyone has the strength to occupy. (The Times)

Lance Armstrong has been give until Feb 6 to come completely clean about his past doping activities if he wishes to negotiate a reduction of his lifetime ban. (The Telegraph)

From the back pages, January 26: ‘Tired’ Andy Murray to face Novak Djokovic in Australian Open final

It took Andy Murray four hours to beat Roger Federer for the first time in a grand slam match, and, looking unusually dispirited afterwards, he admitted he would need a decent rest to recover from the fractious finish to his semi-final if he is to take the Australian Open title away from Novak Djokovic on Sunday. (The Guardian)

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From the back pages, January 25: ‘Hazard hasn’t kicked him hard enough’: Joey Barton joins ball boy debate as Eden Hazard escapes police action

Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard will not face criminal action after he lashed out at a ball boy during last night’s Capital One Cup semi-final defeat to Swanssea. (The Independent)

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From the back pages, January 24: Incredible scenes as Eden sent off for kicking ball boy and Swans reach cup final

Eden Hazard was sent of for kicking a ball boy as Chelsea crashed out of the Capital One Cup. Swansea will meet Bradford in the most unlikeliest of Capital finals after the Blues failed to break their hosts’ stubborn resistance in south Wales. (Daily Mail)

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