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English Premier League midfielder was called up for his country to play in their World Cup qualifier against Morocco on Monday, but the game has been postponed due to an attempted political coup. There are mixed reports on the situation, with Sky stating soldiers in Guinea claim they have dissolved the government of President Alpha Conde and its constitution, as well as closed all land and air borders.

Chelsea winger Hakim Ziyech, accusing him of faking an injury to avoid playing in a friendly, as he explained why the star player was left out of the squad for World Cup qualifiers this week. Ziyech was a surprise omission from the squad for matches against Sudan and Guinea, given that he has recovered from a shoulder injury and came off the bench for Chelsea against Arsenal in the Premier League on 22 August.

World Cup qualifying matches after he "refused to play" in a friendly match, alleges boss Vahid Halilhodzic.It is a claim the Chelsea star has denied, posting a laughing emoji on Instagram to his 4.8 million followers.The 28-year-old is arguably Morocco's most decorated footballer having recently won the Champions League with the Blues.Yet that has not stopped Halilhodzic from stubbornly leaving him out of the squad for the crucial games against Sudan and Guinea.The midfield maestro is alleged by the boss to have refused to play against Ghana in June after being passed fit by the medical team.But Ziyech argues he was still injured and unable to take to the field, causing a major rift with the manager."His behaviour in the last two matches,

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man who tragically died from the Marburg virus in West Africa could have spread it to 155 people, experts warn. The virus, which reportedly can leave victims brutally bleeding to death, has never been seen in that part of the world before - causing concern it may continue to spread, The Sun reports.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A deadly Ebola-like Marburg virus "must be stopped in its tracks", warns the World Health Organisation (WHO).Guinea in West Africa has recorded an outbreak of the Marburg virus which kills 88% of those infected and could "spread far and wide".The WHO's regional director for Africa warns that if swift action is not taken, we could see a repeat of the devastation caused by Ebola.West Africa was hit by the fast-spreading killer disease between 2013 and 2016, overwhelming hospitals in the region.Dr Matshidiso Moeti, the WHO's regional director for Africa, said: "The potential for the Marburg virus to spread far and wide means we need to stop it in its tracks."We are working with the health

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Poetic Flare should go like a rocket in the Group 1 Qatar Sussex Stakes (3.35) at Glorious Goodwood today.

Hailed as the next Frankie Dettori, Italian Marco Ghiani, the season’s leading apprentice, is already justifying that flattering comparison.

ALL you need is LOVE in the QIPCO-sponsored King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes (3.35) at Ascot this afternoon.

Chelsea are believed to have taken the front foot in the race to land Barcelona midfielder Ilaix Moriba this summer with a rumoured approach having been made to the Spanish youth international.Moriba has been removed from Ronald Koeman's first team squad after rejecting a new contract at the Nou Camp with his current deal due to expire at the end of next season.Sport.es are reporting that the youngster has been upset by this decision and Premier League and European clubs are now said to be circling in an attempt to land the services of the La Masia graduate.Chelsea and Manchester City are believed to be the frontrunners for Moriba's signature, who was born in Conakry, Guinea in 2003 before later moving to Spain.Manchester United were also

Liverpool will be without Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Naby Keita for up to a month of the 2021/22 Premier League season.The Reds will be looking to regain the league title after an injury-hit campaign, which saw Jurgen Klopp's side lose their way in dramatic style.Klopp's men kick-off next season with a favourable list of fixtures, including Norwich City, Burnley and Brentford in the fist six games.But the Reds will lose Mane, Salah and Keita due to the African Cup of Nations taking place, with the trio representing Egypt, Senegal and Guinea respectively.The tournament will take place between January 9 and February 6 2022 - one year later than scheduled due to coronavirus fears.Liverpool are involved in two Premier League fixtures within

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Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita could be on his way out of Anfield this summer, reports suggest.The Guinean star, 26, was signed from RB Leipzig in a deal worth £48million back in 2017.After being allowed to stay another year at Leipzig, he joined in 2018 but injuries have hampered his time on Merseyside. And now, it's being reported by AS, via Sport Witness, that his agent has offered him to Atletico Madrid in an attempt to find him a new club.Keita still has another two years to run on his contract, but after starting just seven Premier League games this season it seems he doesn't have much of a future at the club.

POETIC FLARE can light up the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh (3.20) this afternoon.

Saturday's Irish 2,000 Guineas card hinges on a morning inspection following a deluge of rain overnight.

Premier League season, where European places are still up for grabs. And it’s the second leg of the Championship play-off semi-finals.

With Newmarket's Qipco Guineas Festival wrapped up, the big summer races are just around the corner.

On a soggy day at Nottingham in 2019, David Egan's lucky number seven came up trumps.