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December started with a pretty loud weekend in Bulgarian football. Nothing unusual on the schedule, but the matches themselves had enough going on to keep people talking. Fans were jumping between score apps, clips, bits of commentary, and the usual forum threads. On those days, the conversations move fast and jump from one topic to another, especially when late goals change the mood in seconds.

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Wellington [New Zealand], December 19 (ANI): New Zealand Cricket (NZC) CEO Scott Weenink announced that he will step down from his post on January 30 next year due to differences with 'several member associations' and the players' association regarding the 'future priorities of NZC and long-term direction of the game.