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Depor grounded for Tenerife tie
AFP, Madrid
Spanish top flight teapi Deportivo La Coruna can't find seats to fly to Atlantic island club Tenerife for their Saturday encounter. .
The club from Galicia in the north-west of the country claim to have been notified too late of the tie on the Canary Islands.
"Deportivo has a serious problem trying to reach Tenerife on Friday," the club admitted on its website, adding a complaint about only being given eight days notice for the game.
Coruna is in "a corner of Spain ... and Tenerife is a classic European tourist destination", it said.
Deportivo, fifth in the league after five matches, and mid-table Tenerife are scheduled to kick off at 1600 GMT on Saturday.
Tevez will relish goals against MU AFP, Manchester
The souring of Carlos Tevez's relationship with Manchester United has been underlined by the Argentinian's revelation that he will enthusiastically celebrate any goals he scores against them in the future.
Now at Manchester City, Tevez won widespread praise for his discreet acknowledgements of his two goals in Monday night's 3-1 win over West Ham, the club that brought him to England.
"I decided not to celebrate my goals out of respect to West Ham," Tevez said. "They were my first club in England and, in my heart, part of me will always be a Hammer.
"The professional part of me was really pleased wi th my first City goals at home but, personally. I would have preferred to beat another club.
"In the derby against United I had also decided not to celebrate our goals but, after the bad treatment I received from the supporters that day, I have changed my stance on that. If I score in the next derby then I am sure that I will celebrate."
Iraqi, Kuwaiti clubs to face off
AFP.ArM
A Kuwaiti football club was to square off against an Iraqi side Wednesday in the first sports competition involving the two countries here since Saddam Hussein invaded his oil-rich neighbourin 1990.
The match, pitting Arbil Club and Kuwait SC, at the 21.000-seat Francois Hariri Stadium in the capital of the autonomous Iraqi region of Kurdistan is the second leg of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) cup quarterfinal, following a 1-1 draw earlier this month.
It is a sign both of warmer ties between the two neighbours, which have clashed diplomatically in recent months over war reparations stemming from the 1990 invasion, and of improving security in Iraq.