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Murals showing Wembley's most historic moments could go back on show A history group is calling for tiled murals of major sporting and entertainment events to be put back on show after they were covered up by advertising. Brennan: Worst performance of season A disillusioned Dean Brennan labelled his Barnet side’s performance in a shock 4-0 home defeat to Solihull Moors as ‘the worst of the season’ on Saturday. Fan View: Gunners get bragging rights to stay top Arsenal keep title hopes alive with resilient derby win Finding Strength Through Sport: The Journey of Anthony Desjardins Finding Strength Through Sport: TAnthony's journey serves as a powerful reminder that adversity does not define us; it is how we respond to it that shapes our destiny. With unwavering courage and determination, he has transformed his diagnosis into an opportunity for growth and empowerment, inspiring countless others along the way.he Journey of Anthony Desjardins Highbury girls seek help for Paris trip A girls' football team from North London has been chosen to represent the UK in a prestigious European football tournament in France in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Bouchier: It's great to see big increase in numbers England star Maia Bouchier visited the MCC Foundation hub in Leyton as part of a nationwide programme which is helping bring cricket to record numbers of state school children. Police give warning to football fans ahead of Tottenham vs Arsenal Football fans have given a warning by police ahead of the north London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal. Head teacher does a ‘runner’ for her deaf pupils Head teacher Rachel Kelly has raised at least £750 for the National Deaf Children’s Society by running through the streets of London. Police disperse crowd as football mob lights up street with with flares and fireworks Football mobs took over Blackstock Road and Ambler Road, Finsbury Park, as they stormed the road with flares and fireworks following a semi-final. Stones boss elated to ensure survival Interim Wealdstone boss Sam Cox reflected on a whirlwind season with elation as the Stones secured their National League status for another season with a brilliant 3-2 comeback win at Oldham on Saturday. Read more

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