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Mancini and Balotelli in training-ground spat: report

Reuters | Posted on Jan 03, 2013 at 08:55pm IST

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Manchester: Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini was involved in a training ground bust-up with volatile forward Mario Balotelli on Thursday, the Manchester Evening News reported.

Italian striker Balotelli provoked Mancini when he mistimed a tackle on midfielder Scott Sinclair and the pair tussled as coaches tried to separate them, the paper said on its website(www.menmedia.co.uk).

Balotelli, 22, left the training session hastily before driving away from the Carrington complex.

Mancini and Balotelli in training-ground spat: report

Balotelli last month accepted a club fine of 340,000 pounds for misdemeanours on and off the pitch.

Balotelli last month accepted a club fine of 340,000 pounds for misdemeanours on and off the pitch and Mancini said he was ready to give him another chance.

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