Newcastle and Benfica Sign £29.5m Deal for Dedic; St Helens Win Play-off Match Against Wakefield Trinity
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Sky Sports News understands Newcastle and Benfica have agreed a £29.5m deal for Dedic, with confidence he will join in time for next Sunday’s Premier League opener against Liverpool, live on Sky Sports; the club are also in talks with Bayern Munich over Joao Palhinha
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The Guardian SportYet in eight days’ time another right-back, Benfica’s Amar Dedic, could well have been added to Newcastle’s squad. The 23-year-old, who can also operate at left-back, previously played for Jaissle at RB Salzburg and, on Saturday night, appeared close to finalising a move to Tyneside.
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Scenes of jubilation as St Helens revive their play-off hopes by beating Wakefield Trinity
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Knights keep top-four hopes alive with win over Titans Jack Brady Dane Gagai, Greg Marzhew and Fletcher Sharpe all scored try doubles as Newcastle kept their slim hopes of a top-four finish alive with a 36-26 home win over the Gold Coast.
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01 Sky Sports Sky Sports News understand the deal to be worth £29.5m for the right-back, and the 23-year-old is expected to fly to Newcastle ahead of a medical on Monday.
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02 The Guardian Sport Reasons to be fearful or cause to be cheerful? Newcastle fans among a crowd in excess of 39,000 at St James’ Park on Saturday had much to debate as they headed home from a slightly underwhelming 2-1 friendly defeat by Bayer Leverkusen.
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03 SMH Sport St George Illawarra have held out a fast-finishing Wests Tigers – just – in the battle of the joint-venture rebuilds, securing a nail-biting 24-22 victory at Commbank Stadium.
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