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Cape Town - The internet is a tangled 'web' and stories can pass you by in seconds. Here are 10 soccer articles you may have missed over the weekend.

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1. Golden Arrows coach Clinton Larsen says that the club have entered into negotiations with Orlando Pirates, with the view of loaning a number of their players.

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2. Kaizer Chiefs defender Lorenzo Gordinho is reportedly impressing while on trial with Aalborg in Denmark.

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3. The father of Mamelodi Sundowns winger Keagan Dolly has criticised the club for the manner in which they have handled his son's buyout clause.

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4. Mauricio Pochettino believes his Tottenham Hotspur side have demonstrated they are now capable of sustaining a EPL challenge.

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5. Antonio Conte insisted he will keep any problems in the Chelsea camp 'in-house' after dismissing claims of a row with star striker Diego Costa.

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6. Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge insists he has "pushed himself to the limit" this season despite featuring sparingly, and is adamant he is the best striker at the club.

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7. Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored an 84th-minute header as Manchester United prevented Liverpool from recapturing second place in the English Premiership.

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8. Arsene Wenger lavished praise on Alexis Sanchez after Arsenal brushed aside Swansea at the Liberty Stadium.

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9. Pep Guardiola refused to blame his humiliated Manchester City stars after they crashed to a dismal defeat against Everton.

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10. Riyad Mahrez scored twice but Algeria had to settle for a draw with rank outsiders Zimbabwe in an AFCON encounter in Franceville.

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