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  • March 28, 2020
    BARCELONA, Spain -- Almeria fought back for a 2-1 win at nine-man Espanyol on Sunday to keep alive its hopes of staying in Spains first division. [b]Dave Robinson Super Bowl Jersey[/b] . Espanyol went ahead at Cornella-El Prat Stadium when Christian Stuani headed in Sergio Garcias cross in the 42nd minute. But the game swung in Almerias favour when Stuani was dismissed with a second yellow card three minutes after halftime. Midfielder Francisco Velez headed in Miguel Coronas corner kick in the 69th to mark his debut in the top flight and start Almerias comeback. Three minutes later Jesus "Suso" Fernandez curled in a free kick to break Almerias four-game losing streak. Espanyols Javi Lopez earned a red card in stoppage time for fouling Jonathan Zongo with only the goalkeeper to beat. Almeria is two points from safety. [b]Jace Sternberger Super Bowl Jersey[/b] . -- Lara Gut of Switzerland regained the overall World Cup lead with Sundays super-G win in Lake Louise, Alta. [b]ZaDarius Smith Super Bowl Jersey[/b] . -- Kansas City Royals first baseman Eric Hosmer will be out three to six weeks with a stress fracture of the third finger of his right hand.MAMMOTH LAKES, Calif. -- Shaun White is ready to three-peat. The two-time Olympic halfpipe champion locked up a spot on the U.S. Olympic team in his signature event by winning the final qualifier on Sunday. White posted a score of 96.6 to edge Danny Davis by 1.6 points. Ben Ferguson finished third. White, Taylor Gold and 2010 Olympian Greg Bretz earned automatic berths on the four-man team. The full U.S. squad will bbe named later Sunday evening. [b]Tramon Williams Super Bowl Jersey[/b]. White qualified for Sochi in slopestyle on Thursday. The event is making its Olympic debut. Kaitlyn Farrington posted a 91.4 to win the womens competition, ending 2002 gold medallist Kelly Clarks four-event winning streak. Clark finished second and has already earned a spot on the U.S. womens halfpipe team. Two-time Olympic medallist Hannah Teter was third. ' ' '