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YOU HAVE TO see this goal.

Last night’s United Soccer League (USL) clash between Energy FC and Sacramento Republic threw up something pretty special.

There was just one goal scored, but it’s one which won’t be forgotten for a while.

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A RECENT IRISH Times supporter survey suggested Cork City were the sixth most popular club in Ireland, just behind Barcelona and Arsenal, with 7% of the nation’s sporting public backing them.

In these difficult times, the Leesiders will need all the support they can get from those fans of the club, as will every other League of Ireland side.

It is not an exaggeration to say that some teams are in danger of going out of business, given the significant loss of revenue caused by match postponements prompted by the coronavirus outbreak.

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There is a palpable tension in light of these circumstances, with reports yesterday that the Professional Footballers’ Association of Ireland were chasing a €1 million loan to help teams get through the shutdown crisis.

Yet finding themselves in a challenging position financially is nothing new for a number of domestic clubs, and they have proved resourceful during similarly taxing situations in the past.

Plenty of Irish teams are coming up with initiatives that will go some way towards compensating for the raft of postponements that have just been announced.

Shamrock Rovers are selling match programmes for tonight’s cancelled clash with Finn Harps online.

Meanwhile, Finn Harps are selling virtual tickets for their postponed games, with all purchases valid for when the games are rescheduled. The club are also encouraging fans to join their 500 club, with advance payment options available, while they also say they are planning a major fundraising draw for later in the year.

In addition, to keep fans entertained, Sligo Rovers are live tweeting the RTÉ Sport coverage of the 1994 FAI Cup final this evening.

And Cork, who have had a challenging time financially this season even before the coronavirus outbreak, are already planning a number of initiatives as they attempt to lessen the stresses caused by recent developments.

The fact that they find themselves second from bottom in the Premier Division table with three points from five games must feel like the least of their worries at this juncture.

“I think everyone’s banding together really,” the club’s chairman, Declan Carey, tells The42. “There’s a general type of nervousness that you’d expect with anything like this.

Even after its cancellation, in a show of solidarity, Cork supporters were continuing to buy tickets for tonight’s previously arranged home match against Bohs, while jerseys have been driving a considerable portion of their revenue in recent seasons.

Commercial deals with the likes of Elverys and Lifestyle Sports will continue, while the club are planning to relaunch their season-ticket package

“There are two home games gone and we might do a discounted offer for anyone who wants to buy a revised season ticket at a lower cost,” Carey explains. “So that’s something we’re looking at. We have to make sure it makes financial sense, of course, and that will impact future cash flows when the games do take place.”

Cork City have experienced a challenging start to the season both on and off the pitch.

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Still, despite these alternative plans for the next few weeks, generating the necessary income will prove a change.

“Our treasurer is doing some number-crunching on how long we can survive without a home game and the impact on other revenue streams of not having home games.

“Even just shutting down our club shop on match night, which is a huge revenue generator as well. Not having other activities that bring in revenue for home game — match sponsors, match ball sponsors, these kind of things will definitely all have knock-on effects from not having games.

1. Man United and Chelsea to draw 1-1 — 11/2

MAN UNITED HAVE already drawn 12 times in the Premier League this season, though Sunday’s game will be more difficult than most.

They come up against Chelsea, the opponents who hammered them 4-0 in the reverse fixture at Stamford Bridge last October.

Since that humiliation, however, Jose Mourinho’s side have not lost a Premier League game. Their problem, however, has been an inability to win matches on a regular enough basis, with countless stalemates putting their hopes of qualifying for next season’s Champions League in serious doubt.

Sunday’s clash sees the meeting of two sides with superior defensive records to everyone in the Premier League with the exception of Tottenham, so expect it to be tight.

In addition, a draw would arguably be a reasonable enough result for both teams — Chelsea don’t have any tougher league games in their end-of-season run-in than this weekend’s trip to Old Trafford — so that seems the most likely outcome.

2. Dele Alli to score two or more against Bournemouth – 6/1

All signs point to a Tottenham win on Saturday in the early kick-off.

Spurs are hoping to earn a seventh consecutive top-flight victory for the first time since 1967. Their home form has been particularly impressive — of their 16 games, they have won 14 and drawn two.

Bournemouth won’t roll over, of course — they caused Chelsea some problems last weekend and drew with Liverpool at Anfield before that.

Yet the Cherries haven’t won any of their past six away games, and they are unlikely to cause an upset against the side currently second in the Premier League, with Spurs set to close the gap on leaders Chelsea to four points should they prevail, until Sunday at least.

One man likely to be key to Tottenham’s hopes is 21-year-old star Dele Alli. With six goals in his past seven games, the young England international has been instrumental as his side bid to maintain a late title charge undertaken in hope more than expectation.

Therefore, don’t be surprised to see Alli heap more misery on Eddie Howe’s side this weekend.

3. West Brom to earn draw against Liverpool – 27/10

Liverpool will be favourites for this game, but only to a slight degree.

Jurgen Klopp’s team have often tended to struggle against the weaker but more pragmatic Premier League teams this season.

Moreover, the Reds’ away form has been less than convincing for a side with top-four ambitions, winning seven, drawing five and losing four matches on their travels.

West Brom, by contrast, have punched above their weight this season. At the Hawthorns, they have nine wins — more than either Man City or Man United have managed at home this season.

Consequently, expect Tony Pulis’ side to cause their opponents plenty of problems this weekend.

4. Manolo Gabbiadini to score anytime against Man City – 2/1

Southampton face a difficult game at home to Man City in Saturday’s late kick-off.

Not many people will be expecting the Saints to win, though it would be foolish to write them off.

Claude Puel’s men have already beaten Liverpool and Arsenal this season, and drew the reverse fixture with City.

Star striker Manolo Gabbiadini has been declared fit to play, but whether he starts at St Mary’s Stadium is another matter.

Nonetheless, with nine goals in his last eight games (a run that started in Serie A last December), the 25-year-old Italian is surely worth the gamble.

5. Alexis Sanchez to score in 00:00 – 14:59 against Middlesbrough – 14/1

Probably more than ever before in Arsene Wenger’s 20-year-plus tenure at the club, Arsenal are seriously under the cosh.

Monday’s comprehensive 3-0 loss to Crystal Palace saw the anti-Wenger critics sharpen their knives.

Yet one recurring theme of Wenger’s reign has been the Gunners’ tendency to pick up victories in turbulent circumstances.

This season, Alexis Sanchez in particular has rescued the side on several occasions.

With 18 goals and nine assists, the Chile international has been Arsenal’s best player by far, picking up a PFA Player of the Year nomination to boot yesterday.

Unlike many in the Arsenal team, Sanchez is also a fighter, and so it would be no surprise to see him lead by example in difficult circumstances on Monday.

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Fixtures (all games kick-off 3pm unless stated otherwise)

Saturday

Tottenham v Bournemouth (12.30)
Crystal Palace v Leicester City
Everton v Burnley
Stoke City v Hull City
Sunderland v West Ham United
Watford v Swansea City
Southampton v Manchester City (17.30)

Sunday

West Brom v Liverpool (13.30)
Man United v Chelsea (16.00)

Monday

Middlesbrough v Arsenal (20.00)

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DENNIS BERGKAMP’S GOAL against Newcastle in 2002 remains one of our favourites 15 years on.

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And while it’s not quite in the same bracket, there were shades of the Dutchman’s class during the Serie A meeting between Sampdoria and Crotone yesterday.

Samp’s Czech striker Patrik Schick, believed to be a target for Arsenal and Tottenham, flicked the ball around opposing defender Gianmarco Ferrari before exquisitely slotting past goalkeeper Alex Cordaz in the 2-1 defeat.

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Here it is from another angle:

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The Ireland U15 side that defeated England at St George’s Park.

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AT THE END of a year for Irish football which has been overshadowed by off-the-field problems, the country’s underage teams continue to provide us with some much-needed optimism for the future.

Playing for the final time in 2019, Jason Donohue’s U15 side recorded their sixth win in as many games by seeing off England in a friendly at St George’s Park yesterday.

Shamrock Rovers forward Kevin Zefi scored twice, while midfielder Caden McLoughlin of Malaga — Ireland’s captain — was also among the goals in a 3-1 win.

Zefi put the visitors in front by finishing off a fantastic phase of build-up play with just 30 seconds on the clock, before McLoughlin doubled the lead on the half-hour mark.

A long-range strike by Crystal Palace’s Zion Atta in the second half got England back into the game, but Zefi capped the win in the 73rd minute after pouncing on some sloppy defending.

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England: Wooster; Silcott-Duberry, Scanlon, Gee, Dorrington (captain); Sousa, Barker, Castledine; Donley, O’Reilly, Atta.

NETHERLANDS INTERNATIONAL DALEY Blind has been diagnosed with inflammation of the heart muscle, Ajax have announced.

The former Manchester United defender suffered from dizziness in Ajax’s Champions League defeat against Valencia on 10 December.

Although Blind completed that game, he has not played since and was last week ruled out of his club’s remaining matches in 2019.

Ajax have now confirmed Blind will remain in Amsterdam to continue his recovery when the team travels to Qatar for a mid-season training camp.

“Daley Blind has been diagnosed with heart muscle inflammation,” read a statement from the Dutch champions. “The central defender has undergone extensive medical examination in recent days, following the dizziness that briefly bothered him during the Ajax – Valencia match.

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“It was then decided to place a subcutaneous ICD on Blind, a device that is applied under the skin. As a result of this operation, which took place yesterday [Friday], the 29-year-old international will not start the training camp at the beginning of January but will continue to work on his recovery in Amsterdam.”

The severity of Blind’s condition has not been revealed, but the player said he was “feeling good” in a video posted on Twitter shortly after Ajax’s announcement.

REPUBLIC OF IRELAND striker Aiden O’Brien scored the only goal of the game as Milwall halted Brentford’s run of good form yesterday.

However, the contribution of another Irishman in the Millwall team was pivotal to a big win over a club who started the day in third place in the Championship.

If you’ve been watching Jayson Molumby captaining the Ireland U21 side this year, you’ll know by now that relentless pressing is a key element of his game.

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That paid dividends for the Waterford native on behalf of a Millwall side who sit in 11th place in the Championship table, having lost just once in their last 10 games.

As Brentford played the ball across the back, Molumby hunted them down with rabid intensity. The 20-year-old midfielder then blocked an attempted clearance from goalkeeper David Raya, which allowed O’Brien to tap the ball home in the eighth minute at The Den.

In a Millwall side that also includes Alex Pearce and Shaun Williams, Molumby has established himself as a regular fixture since making a season-long loan move from Premier League club Brighton & Hove Albion. Yesterday’s win marked his 19th appearance in all competitions for the South-East London outfit.

While cautioning that there are still areas in which Molumby can improve, Millwall manager Gary Rowett was thrilled with the efforts of the tenacious Cappoquin native.

“The thing that epitomises Jayson Molumby, I think his energy levels are incredible,” Rowett said. “Sometimes I think he just needs to improve his decision-making at times on the ball when we need him to control it and be a little calmer.

“But he’s a young player, and I would probably say that 95% of what he did today was absolutely fantastic.”

Molumby, who was appointed captain by manager Stephen Kenny, has won 10 caps this year for the Ireland U21s, who currently sit atop their qualifying group for the European Championships.

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