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Andy Goldstein brings you the best of Wednesday night's Carabao Cup action, as Manchester United were dumped out with a 1-0 defeat at home to West Ham, which led to many questioning if Ole Gunnar Solksjaer is the man for the job. Elsewhere, Aston Villa legend Gabby Agbonlahor has urged Harry Kane to leave Spurs as soon as possible, whilst Trevor Sinclair and Simon Jordan get into a heated debate about the future of Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling. Danny Greaves pays tribute to his late father Jimmy, and Team Europe duo Tommy Fleetwood and Ian Poulter preview the start of the Ryder Cup.

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Norwich City manager Daniel Farke is heavily criticised as the Canaries get dumped out of the Carabao Cup by a weakened Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp glows about their ‘exceptional’ squad depth, Tony Cascarino claims Harry Kane’s head is ‘scrambled’ and Tony Bellew issues a word of warning to Anthony Joshua about ‘league of his own’ Oleksandr Usyk.

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Jason Cundy believes Tottenham are worse off with Harry Kane at the club with the striker yet to score a league goal this season, Danny Murphy admits he’d be ‘absolutely fuming’ if a substitute had taken a penalty instead of him (a la Mark Noble) and Daniel Farke reveals that he’s had clear the air talks with his Norwich City players.

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Danny Kelly leads the tributes to Jimmy Greaves after the legendary striker passed away aged 81, David Moyes reveals the reason he brought on Mark Noble only to see him miss an injury-time penalty against Manchester United, Chelsea’s Thomas Tuchel is labelled the ‘best manager in the Premier League’ and a Spurs fan claims ‘it’s a lifetime of misery’ supporting his club.

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Andy Goldstein brings you the best of Saturday's Premier League action, as Liverpool move top of the table with a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace. Elsewhere, Manchester City were held to a goalless draw against Southampton, whilst Arsenal secure back-to-back wins for the first time this season. The problems are mounting for Derby County, but manager Wayne Rooney remains bullish and has reiterated his desire to manage the football club, whilst we look ahead to Sunday's Premier League action, which sees Harry Kane come up against Romelu Lukaku as Spurs host Chelsea.

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Newcastle manager Steve Bruce admits the 1-1 draw won't ease the pressure on him, whilst talkSPORT presenters Adam Catterall and Carlton Cole believes the fans need to be realistic with their expectations. Elsewhere, Derby are on the brink of a major points deduction, and Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola refuses to apologise after urging more fans to come to today's Premier League game with Southampton. West Ham have been tipped to go far in the Europa League by a former Hammers winger, and Nottingham Forest legend Gary Birtles assesses life at the club after Chris Hughton.

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Pep Guardiola is heavily criticised by pundits and his own supporters after pleading with more fans to attend the Southampton clash, West Ham are backed to reach the Europa League Final after beating Dinamo Zagreb, the injuries mount up for Spurs after drawing in Rennes and Steve Bruce responds to Simon Jordan’s comments urging him to ‘walk away’ from Newcastle.

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Jamie O’Hara criticises Liverpool’s defence despite beating AC Milan at Anfield, Pep Guardiola praises Jack Grealish after scoring on his Champions League debut in a thrilling win over RB Leipzig, Simon Jordan defends Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Nottingham Forest manager Chris Hughton talks about his future after losing to Middlesbrough in the Championship.

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Jason Cundy calls for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to be sacked after Manchester United lost to Young Boys, Thomas Tuchel hails Chelsea’s match winner Romelu Lukaku and what he brings to the dressing room, Pep Guardiola claims that he doesn’t dwell about last season’s Champions League Final defeat and Jurgen Klopp reveals his admiration for tennis superstar Emma Raducanu.

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Everton go into the top four of the Premier League after coming from behind to beat Burnley at Goodison Park, Manchester United keeper Lee Grant reveals his teammates didn’t eat dessert in front of Cristiano Ronaldo before his homecoming match and former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy compares Emma Raducanu’s rise to that of Michael Owen after France ’98.

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