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KDM mourns death of newly elected councillor By Xpress Reporter

DECEASED: The late IFP councillor Dicco Nombuso Mkhize

One of the newly elected councillors of KwaDukuza Municipality has passed away. Cllr Dicco Nombuso Mkhize passed away on Sunday the 5th of December 2021, just a few weeks after being inaugurated as the IFP's PR councillor. KwaDukuza mayor Cllr Octavia Nhaca has described Cllr Mkhize's

death as “devastating”. “It is indeed with great sadness that we learn of such devastating news. While we were not afforded an opportunity to know her better, we will remember her as a humble servant of the people, a firm voice of her constituency. On behalf of the Council, we send our deepest condolences to the family,” the mayor stated. The IFP's KZN provincial

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chairperson Thami Ntuli has described the deceased as a “loyal and dedicated member of the party”. Ntuli said Mkhize, who was at the time of death a member of the party's provincial executive committee (PEC), joined the IFP back in 1997, becoming publicity secretary of the IFP Youth Brigade, later becoming chairperson of the IFP Youth Brigade in Lindelani, KwaDukuza.

“The IFP in KZN wishes to convey its deepest condolences to the family of Ms Mkhize, her close friends and to the IFP at large. As the IFP family, we deeply mourn her passing. Ms Mkhize was a humble, loyal and dedicated Member of the Party and always ready to assist with any task. “During the 2021 Local Government Elections she played a crucial role in many activities aimed at building recruitment and bringing back municipalities to the party. She worked tirelessly within iLembe District,” Ntuli concluded. The deceased was laid to rest in Lindelani, KwaDukuza, on Saturday.

Innocent life lost during home invasion Continued from Page 1 alleged that the victim and his family were asleep, when they heard a kitchen window breaking in their home, a suspect entered the victim's home armed with a knife, and stabbed the 40-year old victim multiple times on his back and chest, the victim ran out of his house and collapsed outside, he was later declared deceased. The suspects stole three cellphones and an undisclosed amount of cash. The matter is being investigated by KwaDukuza SAPS Detectives,” said Priya Nunkumar, KwaDukuza SAPS Communications Officer. Gledhow residents have also voiced their concerns over a succession of criminal activities that

plague the area, in a series of social media posts, residents have asked the KwaDukuza SAPS to increase bluelight patrols on the R102 near the bridge and Lark-field. “We have to live in fear of these scum, garbage, trash. We the people of Gledhow require assistance in our area due to the high crime rate, four incidents in one week. Three stabbings, one life lost, is a cell phone more important than a life? We cannot sleep at night, we have to guard our houses day and night. The people of Gledhow are living in fear of getting robbed,” said the residents. It's reported that community members have launched a LATE: The late Gledhow neighbourhood watch as part efforts resident who had his life cut to of fight crime in the area. short by criminals.

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KwaDukuza Municipality, Cllr Mwandla further requested assistance from the local ActionSA leadership who secured food donations for the family. Accompanying Mwandla was local ActionSA leader, Councillor Nel Sewraj, and Councillor Sipho Zungu. The Cele family of Thembeni lost all their belongings when in a fire destroyed their house last week. The fire which started in one of the bedrooms spread throughout This weeks special the house causing severe damage to the building. The roof, ceiling, flooring and FREE LOCAL DELIVERY!! doors together with all their New supplier Zulu Ducks household contents and Cornish Improved Quality when available personal belongings and documentation were gutted by the fire. Both parents of the home sustained severe Cut & Cleaned Contact 064 657 7259 / burns to their legs and hands, Zulu Ducks 061 544 5169 & Drakes now while the grandmother available Free delivery Friday after 3pm sustained minor injuries. Fortunately, their sevenLASER TOUCH SPECIAL year-old child escaped unharmed. STANGER The house was uninsured LASER HAIR REMOVAL GET YOUR HAIR FREE BODY NOW! and the family is being accommodated temporarily Diode painfree laser Unbeatable low prices by relatives nearby. The Laser hair removal gives you freedom from razor burn, ingrown Great results & reviews family is currently without a hairs and painful waxing sessions Benefits of Laser 7th & 8th Jan 2022 source of income because Lasting their sole income came Laser Facial also provided Affordable Limited bookings available Laser Safe through the mother's sewing We offer laser for ladies and men Effective Hair business. But she is unable to Reliable naseefa_g Removal continue with her work Contact 083 656 0752 for a limited booking!

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because her sewing machine was also destroyed by fire. ActionSA councillors and volunteers visited the Cele family on Thursday to assess the extent of the damages and to assist the family with groceries and hygiene items. The family of four are in desperate need of assistance, and ActionSA KwaDukuza is appealing to all residents and local businesses to assist the family with groceries, clothing, furniture, cash donations and building materials for the house. ActionSA councillor, Comfort Mwandla, said: “It is important that we come together as a community to assist the Cele family who has suffered a significant loss and are currently going through a challenging time. We want to encourage others in the KwaDukuza area to join us and help the family rebuild their home and return them to normal living as soon as possible.” If you would like to assist the Cele family please contact Councillor Comfort Mwandla on 0655844322 or 0845025272.

revealed by a resident who had requested the use of the facility for a specific event, prior to the event, the resident went to view the facility and came face to face with the poor conditions of the hall. The hall looks it hasn't been maintained in a while, with restroom looking like something out of Zombie film. Ward 16 residents have taken up the baton to call on local authorities to action urgent intervention and have the venue completely renovated and repaired. “I booked the Mdonville Hall for a specific purpose and went to view it prior to the event. The pics contained herein clearly depict the state of neglect this Hall is in. Many questions about oversight, control, responsibility and accountability arise iro of this situation. This Hall is an asset of the Municipality and for it to be in this state, questions have to be asked and heads ought to roll,” said the irked resident.

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for your Plasticware, Toys, Stationary, Homeware and Party Favorites 25 Mahatma Gandhi St, Stanger (Opp. Stanger Sweet Wholesalers)

A new and exciting party and home store has just been opened in KwaDukuza. Party & Home offers the widest range of party and home products to cater for all your needs. Along with quality, relevance and practicality, customers are guaranteed a relaxed, unique and refreshing shopping experience, with prices that are designed to not damage your wallet. Party & Home opened its doors on the 1st of December 2021. It prides itself on being the biggest of its kind on the North Coast. Items on offer includes all types of

party sweets, baking items, cosmetic beauty range, plastic ware, toys, stationary and hardware. A wide range of products for all seasons are on offer, at the most affordable retail prices. For the best and most enlivening shopping experience in party and home product range, look no further than Party and Home. We are situated at No 25 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza (opposite Stanger Sweet Wholesalers). For additional info, customers can contact Muhammad on 084 566 2033.

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Opening a new business is not at all easy. Congratulations and I wish you nothing except the best For more information, contact: Tel: 032 552 1033 Silver Stream Buildings, Fax: 032 552 1033 12 Lindley Street, Cell: 084 567 8159 KwaDukuza (Stanger)

30 MAHATMA GHANDI STREET, KWADUKUZA TEL: 032 551 1731 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MON - FRI 8AM-5PM We reserve the right to limit quantities

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May your new business prosper and deliver well. All the best to your future endeavours!

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Ramaphosa tests positive for Covid-19 POSITIVE: President Cyril Ramaphosa has tested positive for Covid-19

President Cyril Ramaphosa is receiving treatment for mild Covid-19 symptoms after testing positive for the viral infection today, Sunday, 12 December 2021. The President started feeling unwell after leaving the State Memorial Service in honour of former Deputy President FW de Klerk in Cape Town on Sunday.. The President is said to be in good spirits. He is being monitored by the South African Military Health Service of the South African National Defence Force. “The President, who is fully vaccinated, is in selfisolation in Cape Town and has delegated all responsibilities to Deputy President David Mabuza for the next week. On his recent visit to four West African

states, President Ramaphosa and the South African delegation were tested for COVID-19 in all countries. “The President and the delegation returned to South Africa from the Republic of Senegal on Wednesday, 8 December 2021, after obtaining negative test results. The President also tested negative on his return to Johannesburg on 8 December,” stated Minister in the President Mondli Gungubele. President Ramaphosa says his own infection serves as a caution to all people in the country to be vaccinated and remain vigilant against exposure. “Vaccination remains the best protection against severe illness and hospitalisation,” Gungubele

Glenhills Primary donates to local hospice The Glenhills Primary School's Soul Buddyz Club in conjunction with Moulana Ahmed Khan embarked on a canned food collection drive in support of the Vulamehlo Hospice. Hospice officials t h a n k e d a l l educators, parents and learners who contributed to this charitable venture. WORTHY CAUSE: Seen with Hospice officials and Soul Buddyz members are principal Mr H. Hurilal, deputy principal Mr M. F. Thabethe and educators Ms P. J Bissesser and Mrs T. Naidoo.

“Prepare for national census in 22,” says Zikalala The KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Executive Council, led by Premier Sihle Zikalala, held its final sitting for the year 2021, on Wednesday 08 December 2021. Sihle Zikalala used the occasion to urge the people of KwaZulu-Natal to prepare for national census 2022. Statistics South Africa will undertake a population and housing census, “Census 2022”, from 2nd February 2022, this will be the fourth

population count since 1994. “The Executive Council, therefore, urges all KwaZulu-Natal citizens to prepare themselves and to be ready to stand up and be counted. This is critical so that our Province can receive an adequate amount of resources and funds proportionate to its real population that lives and resides within the Province. As a Province, we have in the previous census lost a significant chunk of the b u d g e t allocation after it emerged that our population numbers had declined and t h i s i s something which in our view was an undercount

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due to poor participation by the citizens of the province. We, therefore, call upon all citizens to get ready to be counted in order for resource allocations to meet the needs of the population of KwaZulu-Natal,” said Zikalala. The Provincial Government appeals to homeowners throughout the Province to welcome Census

officials into their homes and provide them with accurate information, and for communities to ensure their safety. “We welcome the jobcreation element of the Census and we encourage that youth and women be recruited for fieldwork activities that include data collection, clerical, administrative and other roles,” added Zikalala.

The Xpress Times, the only locally owned KwaDukuza community newspaper, thanks you, our clients and readership for your loyal support in this 2021 calendar year. You can be rest assured that we will endeavour to improve your favourite community newspaper, the Xpress Times, with fresh and exciting content, superb service, ideal costing and so much more in 2022… We extend our heartfelt thanks to the following organisations: the South African Police Service (SAPS), our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our security companies for keeping our community safe, thanks to KwaDukuza Crime Prevention, KwaDukuza Municipality, Ilembe District Municipality, KwaDukuza Magistrates Court, Schools, Sporting bodies, Welfare Organisations, Non Governmental Organisations and our Community at large.

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healthcare funders) of a possible pricing abuse for Covid-19 PCR tests, to the detriment of vulnerable consumers and customers. “In the main, the Commission added, it was alleged that private pathology laboratories have experienced substantial cost reductions in conducting Covid-19 PCR tests and were processing significant volumes

(especially during infection waves), yet the price charged by the private pathology laboratories for Covid-19 PCR tests remained persistently high and unchanged at R850,” the Commission stated. The Commission added that as of Monday this week, the price of Covid-19 PCR test would no longer exceed R500.

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Third Pfizer vaccine dose approved vaccine, allowing an optional third (or booster) dose. “Following evaluation of the data submitted, SAHPRA has approved the following options: * A third dose of the Comirnaty® COVID-19 vaccine in individuals aged 18 years and older, to be administered at least 6 months after the second dose. * A third dose of the Comirnaty® COVID-19 vaccine in individuals aged 12 years and older who are severely immunecompromised, to be

R16.05 will get you $1 (US dollar) R18.16 will get you a € (Euro) R21.24 will get you a £ (British pound) Currencies listed at 12:58 on Tuesday,14 December 2021. Rates are for information purposes only.

Significance of Reconciliation Day 16 December is a day of great significance in South Africa due to two historical events that took place. The first of these was in 1838, when the Battle of Blood River took place between the Voortrekkers and the Zulus. The Voortrekkers, having moved into the interior of South Africa during the Great Trek, were eager to settle on land. The region that they intended to settle on was already inhabited by the Zulu people. Thus the Voortrekker leader, Piet Retief was eager to negotiate with the Zulu chief Dingane. Having misunderstood Retief's intentions, Dingane planned an ambush and murdered Retief and his party of 100 people. This act culminated in the Battle of Blood River, in which 470 Voortrekkers, having the advantage of

gunpowder, defeated the 10 000 strong Zulu army. This Voortrekker victory was commemorated since then as the Day of the Vow. The second historical event that took place on 16 December was in 1961, when Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) was formed. This was the military wing of the African National Congress (ANC), which was launched to wage an armed struggle against the apartheid government. Prior to its formation, the ANC had largely approached the fight against apartheid through passive resistance, but after the Sharpeville Massacre in 1960, where peaceful protestors were indiscriminately shot by police, passive resistance was no longer seen as an effective approach in bringing apartheid to an end. MK

mostly performed acts of sabotage, but its effectiveness was hampered by organizational problems and the arrest of its leaders in 1963. Despite this, its f o r m a t i o n w a s commemorated every year since 1961. South Africa's first non-racial and democratic government was tasked with promoting reconciliation and national unity. One way in which it aimed to do this symbolically was to acknowledge the significance of the 16 December in both the Afrikaner and liberation struggle traditions and to rename this day as the Day of Reconciliation. On 16 December 1995, the Day of Reconciliation was celebrated as a public holiday in South Africa for the first time.

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The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has approved the third dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, for use by persons over the age of 18. This comes as the country battles the 4th wave of the pandemic, with daily new infections rising at an alarming rate. YThe Authority said it received an application from Pfizer on the 17th of November 20201 to amend the dosing schedule for the company's Covid-19

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Commission cracks whip on Covid-19 test pricing The Competition Commission has announced a drastic reduction in the cost of taking a Covid-19 test, after reaching an agreement with two private laboratories. On 8 October 2021, the Competition Commission received a formal complaint from the Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) against private pathology laboratories alleging that the price for supplying PCR tests for Covid-19 is unfairly inflated, exorbitant and/or unjustifiable. “Between September and October 2021, the Commission was alerted through a number of meetings and telephonic discussions (including discussions with the Department of Health and

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administered at least 28 days after the second dose. “The data provided only dealt with the situation of homologous boosting, where the third dose is of the same vaccine as the initial course (in this case, two doses). SAHPRA is aware of the keen interest in the efficacy and safety of heterologous boosting regimens (so-called “mix-and-match” approaches) and invites the submission of supportive data in this regard<” SAHPRA said in a statement.

1. Obey the rules of the road and carry your driver's license with you. 2. Plan the route to your holiday destination and allow yourself enough time to reach the destination 3. Make sure that your vehicle is in a roadworthy condition before departure. All lights and indicators, windscreens, windscreen wipers, brakes, steering, shock absorbers, exhaust system and tyres should be carefully examined for faults. 4. Do not overload. 5. Try to avoid driving after dark if possible. 6. Have a good rest before you embark on your journey 7. Take safety breaks every

2 hours or 200km. Rest, have an energy drink and continue once well-rested. 8. Do not drink and drive 9. Try to recognise potentially dangerous drivers on and pedestrians alongside the road and keep well clear of them 10. Be visible - drive with your lights on 11. Headlights should be dipped well before an approaching vehicle is within the range of the main beam. 12. Always wear your seat belt and see that everyone in the car is wearing theirs. 13. Drive defensively 14. Stay within the speed limit at all times 15. Only overtake when it

is absolutely safe to do so 16. Maintain at least a 2second following distance this distance should be increased at night, in foggy or rainy conditions and when the road is wet. 17. Expect others to not be as obedient to the law as yourself 18. Avoid distractions on the road such as texting, conversations on cellular phones etc 19. Be courteous towards fellow road users - keep your temper and resist the temptation to retaliate 20. Know your emergency numbers - When you need assistance, kindly call the following numbers

SA latest Covid-19 stats

South Africa recorded 13 992 new Covid-19 cases on Monday and 11 new deaths, increasing the death toll to 90 148, according to the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD). The number of new cases represents a 31% positivity rate, an NCID statement has indicated. Most of the new cases are from Gauteng (48%),

followed by KwaZulu-Natal (19%). The Western Cape accounted for 10%; the Free State and North West 5% each; the Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga 4% each; Limpopo 2%; and the Northern Cape 1%. As of Monday, the country recorded a total of 3 180 785 laboratory-confirmed cases. Gauteng is the most impacted, with 1 069 565 cases in total, followed by

KwaZulu-Natal with 543 045 and the Western Cape with 537 553. According to the Department of Health, 27 188 606 vaccines have been administered. Of those, 91 038 were administered on Monday. To date, 15 182 668 adults are fully vaccinated. Among children 12 and older, 758 089 doses of the vaccine have been administered

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A tribute to our own “Super Ma”- Ma of all Mothers M r s E l l a m a Jagganath, known Ma Ella to many in the town of Stanger and surrounding areas reached a milestone on the 22 November 2021, when she turned 90 years. A surprise party with much glitz and glamour to honor her life was held with close friends and family at the Gledhow Emperumal Temple Hall. Majee Ella stood the test of time through harsh realities of world war, the great depression and the recent Covid 19 pandemic. She is full of zeal and enthusiasm. She believes that age is just a number and an able body and mind can move mountains. Her mind is super sharp and she is still an eloquent speaker, usually programme directing many religious functions. Mrs Jagganath was born Westville on 22 November 1931. She and her late spouse (Mr H Jagganath former deputy principal, KwaDukuza Primary School) moved to Stanger in 1975. They both took up educator posts at KwaDukuza Primary School and Umhlali Primary School respectively. She later moved to Stanger High School, Stanger Manor Primary and finally to Stanger Training Centre where she retired in 1991. M any doctors, engineers, lawyers,

professionals and tradesmen went through the hands of our devoted and dedicated Ma. She was just not a practitioner of pedagogics, but also a student as well when she qualified as a Reiki Master at the age of 82. She is still an avid reader and also assists pupils to date with Afrikaans speeches. The love and compassion she shows for follow beings, is full of exuberance. Ma served various communities like High ridge, Indian Village, Glenhills, Gledhow to name but a few in Stanger with distinction and devotion. Mrs Jagganath also served on many Social and Welfare organizations. Ma put

her heart and soul to whatever she did for the communities. No task or project was left unfinished. Mrs Jagganath is a profound individual, who serves humanity with her undivided attention, timeously. Ma is an excellent role model and mentor to both young and old. Her Principles, ethics, morals and values in life speak volumes of her personality. Ma's character and personality traits of Mannerism, Gracefulness, Poise, Respect and Kindness, to name a few captured the hearts of anyone who came into contact with her. The wisdom and wealth of experience that Ma has, has helped to groom many an individual.

After serving the community of Stanger at large, Ma is focusing on her spiritual world and journey. Her divine knowledge and wisdom of the spiritual world is like the “Northern Star” to us and the future generations. Mrs Jagganath is presently an active member and devotee of the G l e d h o w Emperumal Temple Society. Ma is a pillar of strength to the congregation and its membership. As humble as she is and in a soft spoken voice, her words penetrate and piece the minds and hearts of those that come in contact with her. Her words are full of warmth and love. Her principle of “Be good and Do good”, has earned her this milestone of 90 years. Our fervent wish and prayer is for Ma, to enjoy good health, many more birthdays, and CENTURY to come. Ma, you will always be honored and remembered for the good that you did and are doing, for the people, you have touched physically and emotionally of KwaDukuza. God bless you! ELLAMA…. MA ELLA N a m a s t e , Va n n i k a m , Haribhol and Hari Om!

Maphumulo hosts successful Disability Games

GAMES: Maphumulo Local Municipality hosted successful Disability Selection Games last week.

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Maphumulo Local Municipality hosted successful Disability Selection Games at Maphumulo Thusong Centre Arena, last week. The municipality says

the games were well attended by people living with disabilities and well-wishers. The purpose of the games was to select a team to represent Maphumulo in the district games.

People living with disabilities had a great moment as they competed in various sport codes. Part of the strategic objectives of the event is to promote healthy lifestyle and to promote

disability sport development in the area. Maphumulo mayor Siboniso Nyathikazi used the occasion to encourage all participants to lead healthy lifestyles and to also encourage others to do the same. “We are humbled by such an overwhelming response by people l i v i n g w i t h disabilities. However it is our hope to see more people participating. As the municipality we encourage our people to live healthily. “Disabled people are an integral part of our society, and they are also free and encouraged to participate in sports up to international level. We appeal to the community of Maphumulo to support disabled athletes as they move on to compete in the district level,” Cllr Nyathikazi stated.

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KwaDukuza Mayor delivers message of support for the 2021 Chief Albert Luthuli Tournament The Mayor of KwaDukuza Municipality, Cllr. Lindile Octavia Nhaca, attended the Chief Albert Luthuli Tournament Launch and Draw at Luthuli Museum in Groutville today, Wednesday 08 December, and has hailed sports as a catalyst to the development of children and the youth in our communities. The Chief Albert Luthuli Tournament is one of a variety of initiatives hosted by the Luthuli Museum and its partners to preserve and honour the legacy of Chief Albert Luthuli. This year, the tournament coincides with the 60th Anniversary of Chief Albert Luthuli receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Furthermore, it serves as a precursor for the upcoming Chief Albert Luthuli Memorial Lecture that will be held on Friday, 10 December 2021 to be delivered by former RSA and ANC President, Mr Thabo Mbeki. Mayor Nhaca described Chief Albert Luthuli as an eminent son of the African soil who died under mysterious

circumstances and expressed that his death remains unconvincing up to this day. “Luthuli, amongst others, remains the architect of the democratic South Africa that was delivered in 1994 – he paid a hefty price for progress. He would work closely with Goolam Suleman and EV Mohammed here at home to advance the liberation movement. He would receive support from both men in facilitating underground ANC meetings. “He carried in his shoulders, the unenviable task of leading the African National Congress (ANC) and one of the responsibilities of the democratic government is to recognise the role played by those who contributed in various ways to the liberation of the people of South Africa so that their contribution is not erased from the memory of the nation.” remarked Mayor Nhaca. Mayor Nhaca informed the house that the municipality’s support for this tournament was based on the premise that sport

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Champions League redraw sees PSG take on Real Madrid, Man United face Atletico Paris Saint-Germain will play Real Madrid while Liverpool take on Inter Milan in two of the standout ties in the last 16 of the Champions League after an embarrassed UEFA was forced to redo Monday's draw following a "technical problem". PSG had initially been paired together with Manchester United in a tie that would have seen old rivals Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo come up against one another. However, the reworked draw sees them play record 13-time European champions Real while the Old Trafford side will face Spanish champions Atletico Madrid. UEFA had earlier blamed a "material error" due to a "technical problem with the software of an external service provider" as it announced that the draw for the first knockout round of its flagship competition would have to be redone three hours later. With the draw being streamed live from UEFA's headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, the problem was made evident when Manchester United's name was drawn to face Villarreal, despite the fact the two clubs could not have played one another having been in the same group. The ball containing United's name did not then appear to be replaced

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Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea remain separated by just two points at the top of the Premier League after all three relied on penalties to win this weekend. Manchester United also needed a spot-kick and a man-of-the-match performance from goalkeeper David de Gea to see off lowly Norwich before becoming the latest English club to be hit by a coronavirus outbreak. At the other end of the table, Newcastle failed to take advantage of Leicester's seven Covid absentees in a 4-0 thrashing by the Foxes, but the Magpies remain just three points off safety as none of the bottom eight in the table won.

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Lacklustre Lukaku Chelsea just about got the three points they needed despite Tuchel leaving record signing Romelu Lukaku on the bench for all but the final three minutes. Lukaku scored his first goal since September in a 3-3 draw with Zenit St Petersburg in midweek that cost the Blues top spot in their Champions League group. The Belgian started his second spell at Stamford Bridge brightly after a £97 million move from Inter Milan with four goals in his first four games. But his season was derailed by an ankle injury nearly two months ago, just days after Tuchel admitted the 28-year-old was suffering from physical and mental fatigue. He returned to fitness two weeks ago, but has not started any of Chelsea's last four league games and has

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