Xabi Alonso confirms João Pedro will be 'out a few weeks' for Chelsea (0:32)
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Dawson: Anfield win could mean nothing if Man City are punished (1:47)
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Nicol: We might as well get AI to referee Liverpool vs. Manchester City (1:19)
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Ogden: Haaland will not play in the Championship (1:19)
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Olley: Man City's titles will have an asterisk if guilty after appeal (1:25)
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Pochettino labels Man City's charges as a 'period of deception' (1:41)
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Rodri: You cannot take away Manchester City's achievements (1:36)
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Guimaraes: World Cup penalty miss vs. Norway is a scar that still hurts (0:57)
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Maresca: I'm happy with the way my Man City team are working (0:54)
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Burnham watches Everton with Canadian PM

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham enjoyed Everton's Carabao Cup victory over Wolves on Wednesday with Canadian counterpart and fellow Toffees fan Mark Carney.

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Emery: Garnacho a 'little bit behind' at Villa

Alejandro Garnacho was an unused substitute again for Aston Villa in their 3-1 win over Coventry City in the Carabao Cup -- for the third game in a row.

Moreno: Carrick is taking a 'loser's approach' in the media (2:32)
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Ogden: Carrick probably isn't good enough to manage Man United (1:10)
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Carrick: We haven't had a great week, but it's about what happens next (1:14)
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Carrick: 'We can't accept' Carabao exit performance

Michael Carrick branded Manchester United's capitulation as unacceptable, after watching his team lose 3-2 to Brighton in the Carabao Cup after leading 2-0.

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Man United suffer historic collapse in Carabao Cup

Manchester United surrendered a two-goal advantage in a shambolic 3-2 Carabao Cup collapse to Brighton & Hove Albion as loud boos rang around Old Trafford and pressure on boss Michael Carrick went up a notch.

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Merino compares 'special talent' Dowman to Yamal

Arsenal midfielder Mikel Merino has hailed Max Dowman as a "special talent" and believes there are similarities to his Spanish compatriot Lamine Yamal.

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Koumas: I want to give everything for Liverpool

Liverpool forward Lewis Koumas has said he "wants to give everything" for the club after impressing in the Reds' 3-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur.