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 A 71st-minute balancer from Ozziel Herrera furnished momentum champions Tigres with a 1-1 draw at home against ordinary season pioneers Club America in the main leg of the Liga MX last. Held in a sold-out Estadio Universitario on Thursday, the coordinate promptly started as a crude one with yellow cards for Tigres' Rafael Carioca and Club America's Igor Lichnovsky inside the initial eight minutes. With a lot of to and fro fights in the midfield, the two sides battled with tracking down shots on track until late into the principal half. - Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.) ads Right away before the halfway break, Tigres administrator Robert Dante Siboldi needed to roll out a startling improvement in his XI after focal protector Samir Caetano experienced a physical issue. Minutes before the halftime whistle, substitute Diego Reyes was welcomed on for Caetano in the 49th moment. Unexpected issues for Tigres arose in the beginning of the final part. Re...

  The East Anglian Roar: Ipswich Town and Norwich City Clash in a Resurgent Derby.  The air crackles with anticipation, a cacophony of chants and drumbeats echoing across Portman Road. Scarves, both blue and yellow, whip in the December wind, a tapestry woven with decades of history, rivalry, and unyielding passion. This is no ordinary Saturday. This is the East Anglian Derby, Ipswich Town versus Norwich City, and this time, the stakes feel higher than ever. Five years have passed since these two iconic East Anglian clubs last locked horns in league competition. The landscape has shifted. The ghosts of Premier League dreams haunt Carrow Road, while Portman Road vibrates with the pulse of a resurgent Ipswich, fueled by the youthful energy of manager Kieran McKenna. It's a clash of trajectories, a battle for bragging rights that transcends mere points. ads Ipswich, under McKenna's meticulous stewardship, have transformed from mid-table dwellers to promotion con...