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Newcastle are now bottom of their Champions League group of death after losing at Borussia Dortmund, Erling Haaland bags a brace against Young Boys, Celtic are hammered 6-0 by Atletico with Jamie O’Hara questioning why they bother entering the tournament and Glenn Maxwell guides Australia to the Cricket World Cup semi-finals after hitting the ‘greatest innings of all time!’ 

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A Jackson hat-trick helps Chelsea win a bonkers clash against nine-man Spurs in the Premier League, former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara rages about the two red cards and the highline tactics, Jason Cundy makes an incredible entrance, Martin O’Neill labels Manchester United ‘bang average’ and there’s more classic clips from 2003 with Hawksbee & Jacobs. 

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Luis Diaz scores an injury-time equaliser for Liverpool against Luton and pleads with his father’s kidnappers to release him immediately, Hatters manager Rob Edwards praises his side for pushing the Reds all the way, Forest shock Aston Villa, 8th tier Cray Valley Paper Mills stun local rivals Charlton to earn an FA Cup replay and Alan Brazil pans a colleague because of their annoying habit!

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We look back on a busy day of Premier League action as Manchester United leave it leave to beat Fulham - live on talkSPORT.

No such problems for Man City as they put SIX past Bournemouth at the Etihad.

Controversy surrounding Anthony Gordon's goal at St James' Park lead to a very strong rant against the levels of officiation in the Premier League from Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, as the Gunners imperious record at Newcastle comes to an end.

Another manager less than happy with the officials was Gary O'Neil, whose Wolves side were beaten by Sheff UTD, after a late, and very controversial penalty call.

Elsewhere in the Premier League, Brentford beat West Ham in a five-goal thriller, Palace won at Burnley and Everton drew with Brighton.

Tony Cascarino weighs in on Messi winning the Ballon d'Or, and tells us about the first time he met John Terry.

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Ahead of Manchester United’s crucial trip to Fulham, which is live and Exclusive on talkSPORT, Erik Ten Hag came out in a defiant mood in his press conference with the pressure firmly mounting on his future. Former Premier League winger Robert Snodgrass joined Gabby Agbonlahor and Alan Brazil on Breakfast, whilst Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony was alongside Sam Matterface and Simon Jordan and they both had their say on the Ten Hag situation. 

Elsewhere, we preview Manchester’s City against Bournemouth live and exclusive on talkSPORT 2 and Arsenal’s trip to Newcastle as they look to bounce back following their cup exit to West Ham. We hear from Wolves boss Gary O’Neil who did not hold back on Var and refereeing, following the news that saw Anthony Taylor demoted to the Championship for this weekend's round of fixtures after the controversial penalty incident that went against them last weekend in the 2-2 draw at Molineux to Newcastle.

Also, Leeds beat Leicester 1-0 at the King Power Stadium last night in the Championship to strengthen their position in the play off picture and talkSPORT 2 brought you all the action.

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On a busy night of Carabao Cup Fourth Round action Newcastle United avenged their Carabao Cup Final defeat against Man United, by knocking the Red Devils out of the competition at Old Trafford.

Declan Rice didnt have a happy homecoming as a rampant West Ham knocked out Arsenal, while Liverpool booked their Quater-Final place with a win at Bournemouth.

Elsewhere there was a rare win for Chelsea, Everton knocked out Burnley and Fulham ended Ipswich's impressive home form.

Neil Warnock joined Breakfast to distance himself from a return to Sheff UTD, and give his backing to under-fire Paul Heckingbottom. 

Danny Murphy gives his scathing assessment of the state of Manchester United, and Alan Brazil and Ally Mccoist moan about getting old!

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Simon Jordan questions why Marcus Rashford celebrated his birthday in a nightclub after the Manchester derby defeat, Darren Bent believes Unai Emery wouldn’t be interested in the hot seat at Old Trafford, a West Ham fan claims he will boo Declan Rice when he returns to the London Stadium and Phoenix Nights Psychic Clinton Baptiste has some harsh news for Harry Maguire! 

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Hall of Fame boxing Promoter Frank Warren joined Breakfast to give his take on Tyson Fury’s controversial win over Ngannou at the weekend.

He also claims the eagerly anticipated unification fight with Oleksandr Usyk will now likely take place in the new year.

Rock & Roll Legend, and Big Man City fan, Noel Gallagher told Drive that Manchester United are more of a MID TABLE side now, following their crushing defeat to his beloved City at Old Trafford on Sunday.

Simon Jordan backs Chelsea to win a Premier League title in the next 2-3 years, but Andy Jacobs isnt so sure.

England Prop Joe Marler believes England bottled their Rugby World Cup semi against South Africa, before saying he'd love to present on talkSPORT over nights!

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