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Chelsea winger Eden Hazard must exploit his talent in order to prove he is one of the world's best, according to manager Antonio Conte.

Hazard was key in Chelsea's 2-1 Champions League victory over Atletico Madrid on Wednesday and Conte has challenged him to reach those heights against Manchester City on Saturday.

Chelsea winger Eden Hazard must exploit his talent in order to prove he is one of the world's best, according to manager Antonio Conte.

Hazard was key in Chelsea's 2-1 Champions League victory over Atletico Madrid on Wednesday and Conte has challenged him to reach those heights against Manchester City on Saturday.
Chelsea winger Eden Hazard must exploit his talent in order to prove he is one of the world's best, according to manager Antonio Conte.

Hazard was key in Chelsea's 2-1 Champions League victory over Atletico Madrid on Wednesday and Conte has challenged him to reach those heights against Manchester City on Saturday.

Chelsea winger Eden Hazard must exploit his talent in order to prove he is one of the world's best, according to manager Antonio Conte.

Hazard was key in Chelsea's 2-1 Champions League victory over Atletico Madrid on Wednesday and Conte has challenged him to reach those heights against Manchester City on Saturday.

Rory McIlroy comfortably made the cut at the

Rory McIlroy comfortably made the cut at the British Masters, supported by Sky Sports, but Sergio Garcia will have the weekend off.

McIlroy carded a one-under 69 in the second round at Close House to sit on four under at the halfway stage, with the cut coming at two under.

That mark was one shot too low for Masters champion Garcia, who could only add a 69 to his opening 70.

Four-time major champion McIlroy, who posted a three-under 67 on Thursday, made a shaky start to his second round and left himself with some work to do after bogeys at the second and fifth holes.

Rory McIlroy comfortably made the cut at the British Masters, supported by Sky Sports, but Sergio Garcia will have the weekend off.

McIlroy carded a one-under 69 in the second round at Close House to sit on four under at the halfway stage, with the cut coming at two under.

That mark was one shot too low for Masters champion Garcia, who could only add a 69 to his opening 70.

Four-time major champion McIlroy, who posted a three-under 67 on Thursday, made a shaky start to his second round and left himself with some work to do after bogeys at the second and fifth holes.

Middlesex are to appeal to the

Middlesex are to appeal to the ECB against their relegation from County Championship Division One after a controversial points deduction cost the club a place in the top tier of domestic cricket.

Last year's champions were relegated to Division Two on Thursday after a final day 231-run defeat to Somerset left the club second bottom of the table at the end of the season.

Middlesex ended the campaign one point behind Somerset and two points behind Hampshire and Yorkshire in the final standings.Middlesex are to appeal to the ECB against their relegation from County Championship Division One after a controversial points deduction cost the club a place in the top tier of domestic cricket.

Last year's champions were relegated to Division Two on Thursday after a final day 231-run defeat to Somerset left the club second bottom of the table at the end of the season.

Middlesex ended the campaign one point behind Somerset and two points behind Hampshire and Yorkshire in the final standings.

Middlesex are to appeal to the ECB against their relegation from County Championship Division One after a controversial points deduction cost the club a place in the top tier of domestic cricket.

Last year's champions were relegated to Division Two on Thursday after a final day 231-run defeat to Somerset left the club second bottom of the table at the end of the season.

Middlesex ended the campaign one point behind Somerset and two points behind Hampshire and Yorkshire in the final standings.Middlesex are to appeal to the ECB against their relegation from County Championship Division One after a controversial points deduction cost the club a place in the top tier of domestic cricket.

Last year's champions were relegated to Division Two on Thursday after a final day 231-run defeat to Somerset left the club second bottom of the table at the end of the season.

Middlesex ended the campaign one point behind Somerset and two points behind Hampshire and Yorkshire in the final standings.

Newcastle United boss Rafa Benitez

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The FA's top executives are to face questions in parliament over their handling of allegations against former England Women's boss Mark Sampson

Newcastle United boss Rafa Benitez has refused to rule out the possibility of a return to Liverpool one day but is happy at St James' Park - for now
Manchester Utd chief executive Ed Woodward has sparked fury as the Premier League's big six want a greater share of TV money
The FA's top executives are to face questions in parliament over their handling of allegations against former England Women's boss Mark Sampson
Newcastle United boss Rafa Benitez has refused to rule out the possibility of a return to Liverpool one day but is happy at St James' Park - for now
Manchester Utd chief executive Ed Woodward has sparked fury as the Premier League's big six want a greater share of TV money
The FA's top executives are to face questions in parliament over their handling of allegations against former England Women's boss Mark Sampson

Newcastle United boss Rafa Benitez has refused to rule out the possibility of a return to Liverpool one day but is happy at St James' Park - for now
Manchester Utd chief executive Ed Woodward has sparked fury as the Premier League's big six want a greater share of TV money
The FA's top executives are to face questions in parliament over their handling of allegations against former England Women's boss Mark Sampson