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Arsenal vs Bayern could be a clash of Europe’s two best teams
Nobody is truly sure how much the League Phase table at this stage of the Champions League reveals, but Arsenal and Bayern Munich are certainly leading the way. Four games into the campaign, both teams have a perfect record in the competition, making Wednesday’s clash at the Emirates Stadium the season’s most anticipated European fixture to date.
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Palmer’s injury has forced Chelsea to win matches in different ways
We’ve all been there. We’ve all stubbed a toe at home. The difference, however, is that when Cole Palmer did it last week it ruled him out of Chelsea’s away win over Burnley on Saturday. This was just as the attacking midfielder was preparing to return to action from a groin injury.
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Scotland face do-or-die match against Denmark
For most of Scotland’s defeat to Greece on Saturday, the finale to World Cup qualifying The Tartan Army had been promised looked to have slipped through their fingers. Steve Clarke and his players travelled to Athens believing they would need at least a point to make Tuesday’s home match against Denmark a do-or-die occasion.
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Exeter Win 4 Preview | 17th November
14.30 Globe Inn, Chudleigh Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle Supreme Malinas is interesting on hurdles debut but even though A PATH TO RONDA has to concede to her, I fancy Jamie Snowden’s charge to make it two from two over timber.
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Tuchel’s Ruthless England: Balance Over Brilliance Ahead of 2026 World Cup
England’s squad for the 2026 World Cup in North America could be very different to the one many people would pick, with manager Thomas Tuchel taking a stricter approach to the balance of his side over including the best individual names.
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Tuchel must find consistency to earn a contract extension
Many England managers have struggled to handle all that the job entails, but Thomas Tuchel seems not to be one of them. While the German’s results as Three Lions boss have been mixed, Tuchel’s recent remarks suggest he is enjoying the task of moulding the national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
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It’s now or never for Scotland’s current core
Scotland has waited the best part of three decades for this moment. 1998 was the last time The Tartan Army travelled to a World Cup and international football looked very different back then. Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane dominated the tournament with the likes of Craig Burley, John Collins and Kevin Gallacher all in Craig Brown’s Scotland squad.
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Rob Edwards saga is further proof there’s no loyalty in football
Loyalty in football is a façade. While players may kiss the badge and managers pump their fist to the away end, the truth is that in most cases, it is merely a job and when another opportunity at a higher level, with a bigger pay packet comes alone, relationships with team-mates, staff members and fans mean very little and decisions become transactional.
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Mohamed Salah is fading, but Liverpool must cherish their greatest player of the modern era
Mohamed Salah’s goal in Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday might have been a gift, but it was nonetheless a reward for a player who looked like his old self. After a sluggish start to the season, the Egyptian was once again a difference-maker for the Premier League champions on the right wing.
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Kylian Mbappe can’t stop scoring and could brutally expose Liverpool’s defensive weakness
In another world, Kylian Mbappe might have joined Liverpool instead of Real Madrid. While the true interest from the Anfield club never matched the level of online chatter, Liverpool reportedly weighed up an offer for Mbappe when he was looking to leave Paris Saint-Germain.
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Tottenham’s attack has to improve to find consistency
Thomas Frank’s impact at Tottenham has been clear since he replaced Ange Postecoglou in the summer. The Dane is one of the most adaptable coaches in Europe, able to pick a team that suits the opposition.
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