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Duo to miss
Fiorentina clash
AFP, Liverpool
Javier Mascherano and Yossi Benayoun will miss Liverpool's Champions League clash against Fiorentina in Italy on Tuesday.
Argentina midfielder Mascherano, who came on as a late substitute in Saturday's 6-1 defeat of Hull, is suffering from sickness, while Israel playmaker Benayoun picked up a leg injury in the same match.
Neither travelled with Rafa Benitez's squad on Monday as the Reds flew to Florence for their second group stage qualifier.
Liverpool won their opening game in the Champions League group stage 1-0 against Hungarian champions Debrecen earlier this month.
Terry furious at teammates
AFP, London
Chelsea captain John Terry accused his teammates of giving up without a fight after Wigan handed the Blues their first defeat this season.
Carlo Ancelotti's side had won all eight of their matches in all competitions until last weekend, but were out-fought by Wigan as the Latics claimed a shock 3-1 victory at the DW Stadium on Saturday.
The win was Wigan's first against one of the big four' in 35 attempts and Terry was furious with Chelsea's lack of spirit.
"The least we expect from every player is that we work hard and fight and we did not do that," he said inThe Sun.
"We didn't win our headers and we didn't win our tackles and that's simply not good enough.
"You can go anywhere and not play well. But when you come to places like this, you've got to match their work-rate.
"We didn't do that, the whole team. That's the most disappointing thing.”
Insua thrilled with call up
INTERNET, undated
Liverpool fullback Emiliano Insua admits he is thrilled to have been named by Diego Maradona in his Argentina squad.
"It is very special," Insua told Liverpoolfc.tv following the 6-1 hammering of Hull. Argentina are fighting for their place in the World Cup and I want to help my country get there. I am very happy.
"Everyone knows how good Maradona was as a player, so it will be fantastic for me to play under him as a coach. I hope we can make It to South Africa and would love to play my part."