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Wenger defends Ozil
Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has defended Mesut Ozil after comments made by the Gunners midfielder condemning treatment of Uighur Muslims led to a stinging backlash in China.
"Mesut Ozil has the freedom of speech like everybody else and he uses his notoriety to express his opinions which are not necessarily shared by everybody, but he has the right to do that," Wenger told journalists in Doha on Wednesday.
"You are a human being, you have an opinion, and then when you play football you play football. You do your job first and you have to respect that."
Ozil condemned China's crackdown on Muslim minorities in the western region of Xinjiang in a tweet last week.
In response, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV pulled its coverage of Arsenal's Premier League game against Manchester City last weekend. - Afp
I dream of playing with Zidane, says Pep
Pep Guardiola has admitted that he would love to have played alongside Zinedine Zidane during his career.Guardiola will lock horns with the Real Madrid manager when his Manchester City side face the La Liga giants in the Champions League round of 16.
It is the first time the two men will come up against one another on the touchline, although they have been on opposite sides during their playing careers.
'It's a special moment because Zidane is one of the best," he said. "I dreamed when I was a player with playing with him, but it never happened.
"I didn't talk much with him, but my impression is that he is an amazing perso.
"I admire him, it's really good to have these kind of people. It will be a pleasure to see you again.*
--Agencies
Ireland tour of SL postponed
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has announced that the proposed Ireland Tour of Sri Lanka, which was expected to take place in February 2020, has been postponed due to the lack of a broadcast partner.
Under the original schedule, Ireland was scheduled play a single Test match vs Sri Lanka from 8-12 February 2020. ICC regulations require that all Tests are broadcast and the tour was not part of SLC’s original broadcast agreement, which was concluded in 2013.
Cricket Ireland have agreed to SLC's request to reschedule the tour to a later date to ensure that the one-off Test will come under the next broadcast agreement which SLC is planning to sign during 2020. The date for that rescheduled match will be announced in due course.
-Agencies