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Dybala to attend Roma-Juve
Roma will be counting on Paulo Dybala’s support from the stands.
The Argentine footballer remains sidelined until the end of the season following recent surgery.
However, despite his absence on the pitch, Dybala is trying everything to show his teammates that he is present and wants to be there for them in this crucial final stretch of the season.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Dybala will regularly attend Sunday’s match against Juventus.

Report: Liverpool Target Attacker with 33 Goal Contributions This Season
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Planning Ahead for Change at Anfield
As Liverpool fans await clarity over the futures of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk, and Mohamed Salah, behind the scenes, the club’s transfer activity is already in motion.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Backup Eric Comrie made 26 saves for his second shutout in two months as the Winnipeg Jets beat the Vegas Golden Knights 4-0 on Thursday night in a matchup of Western Conference divisional leaders.
The Jets took a step toward securing the Central Division and home-ice advantage for the Stanley Cup playoffs. They have three more points than Washington in the race for the Presidents’ Trophy and four more than Dallas in the Central.
Vegas, after back-to-back losses this week, finds its once solid grip on the Pacific Division more tenuous.

The Warriors continue to look like a new team with Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler together.ASSOCIATED PRESS

In a potential playoff preview between LeBron James and Stephen Curry, it was Brandin Podziemski who tipped the scales. But it’s not like Curry and James were quiet.
With the Western Conference playoff picture rapidly sharpening, the Golden State Warriors went into Crypto.com Arena and notched a 123-116 win behind 65 combined points from Curry and Podziemski. The win gives them sole possession of fifth place in the West.

NEW YORK (AP) — Brooklyn coach Jordi Fernandez took the blame for Minnesota star Anthony Edwards’ injury scare in the Nets’ 105-90 loss to the Timberwolves on Thursday night.
“I was out of bounds trying to move out of the way,” Fernandez said. “I definitely have to be faster than that. Players’ health is the most important thing in the game, so next time I just have to move faster.”
Edwards seemed to dodge a serious injury and finished with 28 points and five rebounds as the Timberwolves won their fourth straight game.

The Arizona Cardinals ended last season with both starting tackles — left tackle Paris Johnson and right tackle Jonah Williams — on injured reserve with knee injuries. The severity of those injuries were never reported and it isn’t known whether they had surgery or simply rehabbed the injuries.
There doesn’t appear to be any concern about their return.
The Cardinals paid Williams a $1.5 million roster bonus last month and $6.5 million of his 2025 salary is guaranteed now.

Something has to give when Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest, two sides enjoying hugely successful, overachieving seasons in their own right, face off at Villa Park on Saturday.
WATCH LIVE – Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest
For Aston Villa (7th – 48 points), it’s a matter of showing up and showing on a multiple fronts, most notably in the UEFA Champions League where they find themselves up against PSG in the quarterfinals next week.

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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Kevin Fiala and Trevor Moore scored in a 44-second span early in the third period and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Utah Hockey Club 4-2 on Thursday night for their third straight victory.
Fiala gave Los Angeles — second in the Pacific Division — a 2-1 lead at 4:06 with a snap shot for his 29th goal. Moore added his 18th at 4:50, beating Karel Vejmelka with a backhander.
Adrian Kempe scored his 33rd of the season for Los Angeles and Drew Doughty added an empty-netter. Darcy Kuemper made 28 saves.
Lawson Crouse and Jack McBain scored for Utah.

MIAMI (AP) — It was the sort of moment that Ja Morant craves. He hit a game-winning jumper at the buzzer to lift the Memphis Grizzlies past the Miami Heat, then skipped down the court listening to the silence he created.
He was the villain. And he doesn’t mind.
“I feel like I’ve been the villain for the last two years now,” Morant said. “Not even just to this crowd.”
Morant has certainly spent plenty of time in that role.