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Left-back Benjamin Mendy is the world's most expensive defender Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy has ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. The 23-year-old left-back suffered the injury in the first half of the 5-0 Premier League win over Crystal Palace on Saturday. Mendy became the world's most expensive defender in the summer after joining City from Monaco for £52m. The France international will see a specialist in Barcelona and have surgery on Friday. "Bad news guys," Mendy posted on social media. "I will be joining Injury FC on loan for a couple months with ruptured ACL but will be back soon and stronger hopefully." On Tuesday, City manager Pep Guardiola said he "did not know" how long Mendy would be out for after his side's Champions League win over Shakhtar Donetsk. The Spaniard was asked whether he would consider looking for a replacement left-back in January and replied: "We will see in Jan

Carlo Ancelotti: Bayern Munich sack Italian manager.   Carlo Ancelotti has been sacked as manager of Bayern Munich. Following Wednesday's 3-0 Champions League defeat by Paris St-Germain, the club's board has decided to dismiss the Italian, who replaced Pep Guardiola at the start of last season. Ancelotti, 58, helped Bayern win the Bundesliga last term, but they only reached the last eight of the Champions League and the German Cup semi-finals. Assistant boss Willy Sagnol will take temporary charge. Bayern, league champions in each of the past five seasons, are third in the German table, three points behind Borussia Dortmund, with four wins, one draw and one defeat from their first six matches. They next play away to Hertha Berlin on Sunday (14:30 BST). "The performance of our team since the start of the season did not meet the expectations we put to them," said Bayern's chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. "I would like to thank Car

The weird rules the royal family are expected to follow. (But break all the time). In international news this week, a guy held his girlfriend’s hand. ^^ That sort of thing tends to earn a fair bit of attention when you’re in line to succeed the throne as ruler of a Commonwealth of nations. Especially if that thing, well, just isn’t generally done. “Prince Harry Broke Royal Protocol with Meghan Markle”, “Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Royal PDA May Have Been Against the Rules”, “Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Broke a MAJOR Royal Rule”, the headlines read. But the truth is, the Royals – especially the younger ones – break protocol all the time. Because, let’s face it, a lot of them (the rules, that is) are really bloody weird. Here are a few they’ve tossed out the window. They mustn't let people touch them And not just girlfriends. The media went nuts in 2009 when Michelle Obama and the Queen stood side-by-side with (then) US First Lady Michelle Obama, the

'New Baghdadi tape' posted by Islamic State group   Islamic State militants have released what appears to be an audio recording of their leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. A speaker who sounds like the IS leader seems to refer to recent North Korean threats against Japan and the US. He also talks of battles for IS strongholds like Mosul, which was regained by Iraqi forces in July. Baghdadi, who has a $25m (£19m) US bounty on his head, has not been seen in public since July 2014, leading to much speculation about his fate. The last time he appeared was to preach at the Great Mosque of al-Nuri in Mosul after IS overran the city and a "caliphate" was proclaimed. The Sunni Muslim group, which earned notoriety for its brutal violence towards civilians and prisoners, has been steadily pushed back in Iraq and Syria this year. Where is Baghdadi? Can IS survive killings of its leaders? The 46-minute recording was posted by a website

CNBC to award Lifetime Achievement Award to Fosun International's Guo Guangchang at 16th CNBC Asia Business Leaders Award Ceremony  ----------------------------------------------------------- "I am deeply honored to receive the ABLA Lifetime Achievement Award. This award not only belongs to me but also belongs to the whole Fosun team. CNBC is a prestigious and credible global media, so the award is the recognition for the efforts of me and Fosun, as well as Chinese private entrepreneurs. With the current global economic landscape, I always actively promote entrepreneurship together with others in China. We strongly believe in doing the right things, difficult things and challenging things, it would create additional values for family customers, and this is what Fosun is meant to be," said Mr. Guo on being conferred the award. John Casey, a member of this year's ABLA judging panel and CNBC's Senior Vice President of International

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Liverpool allege youth winger suffered racist abuse at Spartak Moscow 2 hours ago From the section Football Liverpool corner flag Liverpool have complained to Uefa about alleged racist abuse directed at winger Bobby Adekanye during Tuesday's Uefa Youth League match at Spartak Moscow. The alleged abuse at the Spartak Academy occurred when the 18-year-old came on as a 58th minute substitute. Uefa told BBC Sport it is awaiting additional reports. Spartak also face three charges for incidents involving fans during the 1-1 draw in their Champions League game against Liverpool later that day. They are for illicit banners and chants, setting off fireworks and blocking stairways. These charges will be dealt with by Uefa's control, ethics and disciplinary body on 19 October. Spartak were fined 60,000 euros (£52,664) for a firework incident during their match at Maribor earlier this month. They have also been banned from selling tickets to their fans for the match in Sevi