David Pasztor
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Morgan Rogers starts in England’s win over Czech Republic (opens the original)
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Morgan Rogers seems to love an early goal, and he almost got another one last night, in England’s Nations League match against the Czech Republic in Prague. Unfortunately for our record-signing, his curling shot in the fifteenth minute found only woodwork. That early goal could’ve been useful as the Three Lions instead had to wait until the second half to open the scoring, by which time the hosts had been reduced to ten. Rogers would be involved in England’s second on the night, with Harry Kane
João Pedro ‘receiving treatment from specialist’ for knee injury — report (opens the original)
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There are few words and phrases more frightening in the English language than “knee injury specialist”, which makes yesterday’s report from the Evening Standard a bit of a scary story indeed. The outlet’s exclusive claims that João Pedro has been “receiving treatment from a specialist” for the knee injury that’s kept him out of our last game before the break, and out of Brazil duty during the break as well. The scariest part of the story is simply the unknowns surrounding this mystery injury, wh
Official: Premier League confirm Manchester City charges with over £900m in false reporting (opens the original)
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The Premier League have confirmed reports from last week that Manchester City have been found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges levied against them for various financial breaches between 2009 and 2018. The League’s official statement reveals that City were found guilty on “all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules”. The one charge of the 115 total of which they were acquitted was related to their “duties of co-operation and utmost good faith towards the Leagu
Jamie Gittens suffers ankle injury in England U21 match (opens the original)
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Details are scarce at the moment, but Jamie Gittens has suffered an ankle injury in last night’s England U21 qualifier, and initial indications are that it’s unfortunately not a minor concern. The 22-year-old was spotted on crutches after the game, though manager Lee Carsley only confirmed that it was an ankle problem and that the young winger was getting sent back to Chelsea for further evaluation. Gittens started the U21 Euros qualifier against Kazakhstan, and was apparently playing quite well
Thomas Tuchel claims Cole Palmer still playing through ‘discomfort and pain’ (opens the original)
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You either drive the bus yourself, or you live long enough to become an international manager Cole Palmer was recalled to the England squad for the current international break following his omission for the World Cup, but the Chelsea star would be subsequently withdrawn, with reports citing “load management” as the reason. England’s official statement did hint at injury however, and national team manager Thomas Tuchel has confirmed the same in his press conference today, ahead of their game agai
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