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Gareth Southgate is criticised for his substitutions as England are held to a surprise draw against Hungary, the travelling fans clash with police at Wembley after a supporter was arrested for racist abuse, Scotland snatch a late victory against the Faroe Islands and Frank Lampard emerges as a possible candidate to become the Newcastle manager.

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England manager Gareth Southgate concedes that he ‘commits a crime’ when leaving players out of his final XI, The Sun’s Shaun Custis contrasts Phil Foden to Three Lions legend Bryan Robson, Wales edge past Estonia in Talinn, John Fury says his son Tyson should only look to fight Oleksandr Usyk next and Danny Murphy urges Newcastle to keep Steve Bruce until the end of the season.

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Tyson Fury declares himself the ‘greatest boxer of his generation’ after knocking out Deontay Wilder in an epic clash in Las Vegas, Fury’s promoter Frank Warren suggests there’s still a chance of the undefeated champion fighting Anthony Joshua in the U.K and Andy Brassell backs France to win next year’s World Cup after beating Spain in the Nations League Final.

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After the Three Lions cruised to victory against Andorra, late goal scorer Jack Grealish spoke on a comfortable win for England and his new life in Manchester. Rock n' Roll legend Sir Rod Stewart discusses Celtic's season so far and gives his thoughts on Fury v Wilder three. Some very excited Geordies give their reaction to Newcastle's huge £305million takeover and we will look back on the dramatic Manchester derby in the WSL.

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A fire broke out at the Estadio Nacional but the match between Andorra & England goes ahead and Gareth Southgate isn’t underestimating the opposition, Jason Cundy asks if Newcastle fans should be more grateful to Mike Ashley & Steve Bruce and Nottingham Forest full-back Max Lowe calls in to speak to the Drive boys.

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The Saudi-led consortium confirm their takeover of Newcastle United to the delight of supporters and former players, Lee Clarke urges the club to replace Steve Bruce with a Premier League winning manager, Warren Barton wants to see Erling Haaland at St James’ Park and John Fury claims his son Tyson is prepared to risk everything to beat Deontay Wilder on Saturday night.  

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Newcastle United are backed to challenge for the top four of the Premier League in the near future with the Saudi-led takeover reportedly back on and close to completion, Tyson Fury is told that Deontay Wilder’s camp are looking to finish Saturday night’s fight inside five rounds and Luke Shaw backs his ‘unbelievable’ Manchester United teammate Jadon Sancho to reach the top.

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Former World champion David Haye calls out Tyson Fury and warns the Gypsy King that he’s underestimating Deontay Wilder, Fury reveals some behind the scenes secrets to his Saturday night ring walk, Portugal’s Jose Fonte confirms that Cristiano Ronaldo does have cheat meals and West Indies cricket legend Michael Holding slams the ECB for withdrawing from the tour of Pakistan.

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Adrian Durham backs Manchester City to buy Mo Salah next year, Simon Jordan claims the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo could be Solskjaer’s ‘undoing’, Everton’s Andros Townsend reveals what Ronaldo said to him at the end of the game, Danny Murphy writes off Claudio Ranieri’s chances of helping Watford stay up & Andy Goldstein suffers from social media withdrawal symptoms.

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Jurgen Klopp is criticised for not having a ‘plan b’ after throwing the lead away twice in a Premier League classic against Manchester City, Darren Bent claims Liverpool’s Mo Salah is one of the top two players in the world, Watford sack Xisco Munoz & are expected to appoint Claudio Ranieri and Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers rues their defensive issues after dropping points at Palace.

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