The Sunday Telegraph - Sport - 2019-12-29

• England look to ‘spirit of Headingley’
• How Izzy and Zoe Atkin are plotting world domination
• Fury and Wilder sign up for trilogy of fights
• ‘Gutted’ Murray to miss Australian Open
• Scotland’s Rose celebrates her latest accolade
• ‘A defeat will at least be of the honourable kind in the flu-ridden circumstan­ces’
• Tame surrender amid home jeers brings an end to Pellegrini’s reign
• Solskjaer optimistic as back-to-back wins give United a boost
• Farke furious after ‘unfair’ VAR spares Spurs’ blushes
• Ings to rescue for Southampto­n as Palace are left cursing luck
• Ten-man Watford pile on the misery for relegation rivals Villa
• Everton heading in right direction as the Ancelotti ‘bounce’ goes on
• Winter break looks like being too little too late for the Premier League
• Lampard admits being a club legend is no guarantee of success as coach
• Pepe must step up a gear if he is to feature in Arteta’s plans
• Alexander-Arnold can be world’s greatest right-back, says Milner
• Leicester fightback ‘feels like a loss’
• Bath revive play-off ambitions as Sale rue referee’s crucial decision
• Record crowd stays on to see Breach rattle up a hat-trick
• Saints edge out Gloucester to take top spot in festive thriller
• Kruis diverts fire from salary-cap furore to focus on Exeter challenge
• Edinburgh rewarded for showing ambition
• Matu’u sent off as Irish lose discipline in Worcester loss
• Delta Work wins thriller to put Gold Cup hopes back on track
• Sport in brief

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