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    FA Cup fourth round TV games revealed with Man Utd vs Leicester and Leyton Orient vs Man City among fixtures moved

    THE FA CUP fourth round will get underway with a bang after Manchester United’s clash with Leicester was picked for a Friday night TV slot.Ruud van Nistelrooy’s return to Old Trafford to go toe-to-toe with Ruben Amorim’s United – who beat Arsenal in a third-round thriller – will be broadcast live on ITV on at 8pm February 7.The FA Cup fourth round TV games have been confirmedCredit: PARuud van Nistelrooy’s return to Man Utd will be live on ITV at 8pm on Friday February 7Credit: GettyPlymouth were rewarded for their fine FA Cup win with a clash against Liverpool – which will be on ITV at 3pm on Sunday February 9Credit: GettyAnd with just six 3pm Saturday kick-offs and one double-booking, a whopping NINE FA Cup fourth round ties will be shown on UK telly.Leyton Orient’s home clash against reigning Premier League champions Manchester City will be the BBC’s first game of the weekend, as the 12.15pm kick-off on Saturday February 8.Leeds vs Millwall, the other Saturday 12.15pm game, will not be broadcast.Saturday evening sees a bumper double-header with Birmingham vs Newcastle live on the BBC at 5.45pm.READ MORE SPORT STORIESThat’s followed by Brighton vs Chelsea at 8pm on ITV.Blackburn vs Wolves is on iPlayer at 12.30pm for Sunday’s first taste of cup action.Plymouth’s tie with Premier League leaders Liverpool hits ITV at 3pm.Aston Villa vs Tottenham – fresh from their nervy, extra-time win at non-league Tamworth – follows at 5.35pm on BBC to round off the weekend.Most read in FootballBest new sign-up offersSunSport exclusivesBut there are two more matches to enjoy, with Doncaster vs Crystal Palace on BBC at 7.45pm on Monday evening.And Tuesday night brings the fourth round to a close as ITV show Exeter’s home tie against Champions League-chasing Nottingham Forest at 8pm.Ange Postecoglou praises hosts Tamworth after hard-fought FA Cup win Preston vs Wycombe, Coventry vs Ipswich, Wigan vs Fulham, Everton vs Bournemouth, Southampton vs Burnley and Stoke vs Cardiff are all at 3pm on Saturday and will not be televised.Scroll down to see the full list of FA Cup fourth round fixtures and their TV slot…FA Cup fourth round fixturesFriday 7 February – 20:00 GMTMan Utd vs Leicester (Live on ITV1, UTV, STV and ITVX)Saturday 8 February – 12:15 GMTLeyton Orient vs Man City (Live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer)Leeds vs MillwallSaturday 8 February – 15:00 GMTPreston vs WycombeCoventry vs Ipswich Wigan vs FulhamEverton vs BournemouthSouthampton vs BurnleyStoke vs Cardiff Saturday 8 February – 17:45 GMTBirmingham vs Newcastle (Live on BBC One and iPlayer)Saturday 8 February – 20:00 GMTBrighton vs Chelsea (Live on ITV4 and ITVX)Sunday 9 February – 12:30 GMTBlackburn Rovers vs Wolves (Live on BBC iPlayer)Sunday 9 February – 15:00 GMTPlymouth Argyle vs Liverpool (Live on ITV1, UTV, STV and ITVX)Sunday 9 February – 17:35 GMTAston Villa vs Tottenham (Live on BBC One and iPlayer)Monday 10 February – 19:45 GMTDoncaster Rovers vs Crystal Palace (Live on BBC iPlayer)Tuesday 11 February – 20:00 GMTExeter City vs Nottingham Forest (Live on ITV1 and ITVX) More

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    Premier League TV games announced as Arsenal learn kick-off time for huge title clash

    THE Premier League have announced a raft of new TV fixtures as the title race hots up. Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Man Utd and leaders Liverpool all have matches moved in the league’s latest TV announcement.Arsenal’s away game with Nottingham Forest has a new dateCredit: GettyChelsea’s home game with Southampton has been moved next monthCredit: GettyThe matches concerned will be played on Tuesday February 25, Wednesday February 26, and Thursday February 27.Several of the games will kick-off later than first scheduled to accommodate TV audiences. Chelsea’s home clash with bottom club Southampton at Stamford Bridge was originally pencilled in for February 26 at 7.45pm. Enzo Maresca’s men will now face the Saints a day earlier on February 25. READ MORE ON FOOTBALLThe game will kick-off at 8.15pm and be shown live on TNT Sports.Nine further matches have been moved for the TV in the same Gameweek.Brighton vs Bournemouth, Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa and Wolves vs Fulham will all be held at 7.30pm on February 26. A day later, Arsenal’s top-of-the-table clash with surprise package Nottingham Forest will now kick off at 7.30pm. Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSBrentford vs Everton, Tottenham vs Man City, Man Utd vs Ipswich and Liverpool vs Newcastle will feature on a bumper night of action.The final change sees Leicester’s visit to West Ham shifted to Thursday, February 27.Ruben Amorim warns Man Utd stars he’ll learn more about them vs Southampton than against Arsenal and LiverpoolThe game at the London Stadium will now kick-off at 8pm and also be shown live on TNT.Should Leicester reach the 5th round of the FA Cup and draw a club participating in the Champions League, that clash will switch back to Tuesday 25.Premier League TV fixturesThe Prem have announced a reworking of the midweek schedule next month, with every one of the following games to be shown live on TNT Sports. Tuesday, February 25Brighton vs Bournemouth (7.30pm)Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa (7.30pm)Wolves vs Fulham (7.30pm)Chelsea vs Southampton (8.15pm)Wednesday, February 26Brentford vs Everton (7.30pm)Tottenham vs Man City (7.30pm)Man Utd vs Ipswich (7.30pm)Liverpool vs Newcastle (8.15pm)Thursday, February 27West Ham vs Leicester (8pm) More

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    Man Utd release major new stadium update with club to make final decision on 100,000-seater plan in summer

    MANCHESTER UNITED have taken a major step forward in their discussions surrounding the future of Old Trafford.A Task Force, set up by minority owner Jim Ratcliffe last March, announced that they have “completed their initial feasibility work into options for a new or redeveloped stadium.”Manchester United have issued a fresh update about their upcoming stadium plansA new Old Trafford could cost £2billion to buildUnited’s current capacity at Old Trafford is just over 74,000Credit: PA:Press AssociationMan Utd could build a state-of-the-art 100,000-seater stadiumMan Utd could draw on inspiration from the Tottenham Hotspur StadiumThe group, which includes Gary Neville, Andy Burnham and Lord Sebastian Coe, were charged with examining whether United should refurbish Old Trafford or build a new state-of-the-art replacement on adjoining land. The Task Force determined that a redeveloped Old Trafford could increase the capacity of the existing ground, which has stood in place since 1910, from 74,000 to 87,000,But a new-build stadium, which would cost around £2billion, would allow capacity to reach 100,000. Both options remain under consideration, with the Red Devils hierarchy set to decide on the preferred approach ahead of the summer.READ MORE ON MAN UTDA club statement read: “An Options Report has been submitted by the Task Force to executive bodies at Manchester United, Greater Manchester Combined Authority and Trafford Borough Council.”It sets out a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the historic industrial engine room of Greater Manchester into a vibrant new driver of growth and innovation in sports, entertainment, business, and education.”The vision is for Manchester United to develop a world-class stadium, acting as a catalyst for wider regeneration of a re-energised Trafford Park.”The consensus is that United are leaning towards a new build as the “Wembley of the North” centre-piece of a wider regeneration project.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSThe planned project could generate £7.3 billion annually for the UK economy and create around 90,000 jobs nationally.A farewell to Old Trafford – and a significant moment in British sporting history – now looks increasingly likely, according to The Mail.Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim challenges Amad Diallo to continue to raise his game Man Utd have played at Old Trafford for 114 yearsThe regeneration Task Force is chaired by former Olympian Lord Sebastian CoeCredit: AFPIt is estimated that it would take around seven years for United to have an operational new stadium, which would be the largest in Britain, according to The Telegraph.Sources stress that no final decision has been made and that there is a lot still to work through, including how any project will be funded.But the task force has challenged United to be as ambitious as possible.Lord Coe, who is chairing the Task Force, said the plans would act as a catalyst for “one of the biggest regeneration projects ever undertaken in the UK”.There is the potential for considerable hidden costs and a longer build time trying to redevelop a 115-year-old stadium.United have been cited £50million for associated ground works and will need to build a platform over the railway line next to Old Trafford to facilitate construction.Additionally, there is the threat of severely reduced income streams while United played at a reduced capacity Old Trafford for multiple seasons.As part of the feasibility work, more than 50,000 United fans were surveyed.The survey showed that more than 90 per cent of supporters are positive about the ambition to deliver a world-class stadium at the heart of a regenerated stadium district.The data also showed that a new-build stadium at Old Trafford is the preference for the majority of fans who responded.In fact, 52 per cent declared support for that option.Redevelopment of the existing stadium was preferred by 31 per cent, with a further 17 per cent unsure.Focus groups were also established and open days held at Old Trafford to inform the work of the Task Force. The Mayor of Greater Manchester Burnham said he plans to set up a new body to help drive forward the project before the stadium decision.Burnham told BBC Radio Manchester this would ensure space around Old Trafford could be cleared to “maximise the club’s options”.READ MORE SUN STORIES”It’s all about removing the freight terminals, and the freight that comes through Manchester city centre right behind Old Trafford.”It’s not going to be just United supporters, every rail passengers in the north west will benefit from removal of that freight from our city centre.”The new arena could seat 100,000 fansIneos envision a ‘Wembley of the North’A leaky roof has epitomised the problems with the ground and the club More

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    Sam Allardyce hints at sensational return to football after lasting just 30 DAYS in most recent job ending in relegation

    SAM ALLARDYCE has revealed which job would tempt him back to football: A return to Bolton.The legendary manager, 70, hasn’t set foot in the dugout since short stint at Leeds in the 2022-23 season, which saw them relegated from the Premier League.Sam Allardyce has revealed he would consider a return to Bolton.. but not as managerCredit: ReutersSam Allardyce enjoyed the best years of his managerial career at BoltonCredit: News Group Newspapers LtdAllardyce managed England for one game, as well as stints at West Brom, Newcastle, Crystal Palace, Blackburn, West Ham, Everton and Sunderland to name a few.But his most-successful spell came in charge of Bolton.During his seven-and-a-half-year stay, Big Sam guided the Trotters to their first-ever European campaign as they finished in the top eight in the Premier League for four consecutive seasons.But now Allardyce has revealed he would be tempted to return to the club – currently tenth in League One – but not as boss.READ MORE SPORT STORIESWhen asked if he’d head back to Bolton, Big Sam told the Footy Accumulators No Tippy Tappy Football podcast: “In some capacity yes, but as a manager no.“I would never even consider being a threat to the manager at the time.“The manager will have had enough time sat in the office looking out and wondering who’s threatening you, who’s on your side, and who’s not.“I’ve had enough of that in my entire 20-odd years as manager.Most read in FootballBest new sign-up offersSunSport exclusives”The last thing I’d want to do is put that manager under that much pressure from me.”But in some capacity, yes I’d return to Bolton.”Sam Allardyce offers to ‘fly back from Dubai tomorrow’ to replace Mauricio Pochettino as Chelsea managerAllardyce went on to say returning managers rarely enjoy much, if any, success.Speaking about David Moyes’ return to Everton, he said: “Well, it worked for Jose [Mourinho] when he went back to Chelsea, but I can’t remember anybody else who has gone back and done well.“For David Moyes at Everton, this is a brand new relationship with the owners so he’s got to find the feel for them, which is the most important thing if he’s going to be successful.“What they’re going to bring to the table to help him deliver an Everton team that’s going to rise up the league.”There’ll be a certain amount of no patience if the money’s talked about.” More

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    Inside Liam Delap’s stunning rise from learning gymnastics as a kid to being BANNED from copying dad’s famous throw-ins

    LIAM Delap’s size and skill marked him out for greatness by the time he was nine.But his phenomenal competitiveness was the key to turning him into one of European football’s most exciting strikers.Delap has enjoyed a breakthrough debut season in the Premier LeagueCredit: GettyDelap joined Ipswich from Manchester City last summerDelap’s hold-up game and brute physicality has shone through this termCredit: RexDelap left City in search for first team opportunitiesCredit: GettyOn Sunday he faces Manchester City – the club that decided to sell him to Ipswich for £20million last summer.Despite Thursday’s 2-0 home defeat by Brighton, the Tractor Boys are hoping Delap’s goals can fire them to Prem safety.The Winchester-born star joined Derby County’s academy in 2009 – the same time Darren Wassall took charge of the youth set up there.And by the time the youngster could register formally as an under-nine, the Rams knew they had something special.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSWassall told SunSport: “We had American owners and we had to do a presentation in 2011 or 2012 to say, in each age group, who were the top three players we thought could get through to scholarship.“We’ve still got the slides of when Liam was an under-nine or under-10 and he was one of the three.”All-rounder Delap tried his hands at plenty of sports while at school.Sprinting built his speed. Gymnastics helped make his large frame strong and agile.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSAnd doing a bit of javelin fed into his ability to do impressive long throws like his dad – former Stoke, Southampton and Derby midfielder Rory – until parents of other children complained that his bombs were spoiling games and he stopped doing them.In any case, Delap’s attributes were more valuable in the penalty area than from the sideline.BBC pundit names England’s long-term successor to Harry Kane after Premier League star’s ‘bullying’ performance Liam (second left) appeared on Soccer AM with his family, including dad Rory, in 2014Gymnastics helped make Delap’s large frame strong and agileCredit: ReutersDad Rory is a Premier League cult heroCredit: Getty Images – GettyThe former Stoke player is remembered for his famous long throwCredit: AFPWassall said: “He was always among the biggest and most powerful players in his age group, and probably the age group above.“He could bustle his way through and had a really good strike with his laces. He could put one in from 20 yards, or 30 yards as he grew older.“But what really set him apart was his desire to compete.”Sometimes Delap’s will to win went too far.Wassall said: “Off the pitch he was likeable, so modest and humble and quiet.“The pitch was his stage, it was like a switch being flicked.“He was fearless. He didn’t mind getting hurt. He would go into the six-yard box with goalkeepers and defenders, where the boots were flying.“But his competitiveness was also a challenge for us.“He was so on the edge at times because he was so desperate to win, do well and score goals, that it boiled over.“Mainly he would challenge decisions, mostly in a good way, but there were times when we had to step in and bring him off for his own sake.“We had to show him that you can’t boil over because if you’re playing for the first team and do that, you will get sent off, miss three games and be no good to anybody.”Derby also made sure that Delap did not rely too much on his physical attributes.He would play in higher age groups and worked hard on his technique.Wassall said: “I remember watching him as an under-14 or under-15, playing for the under-16s, and he scored five goals against Sunderland, I think it was.“Every finish was different.”Delap’s former coach Wassall admitted that Delap’s ‘competitiveness was a challenge’Credit: GettyThe Winchester-born star joined England’s under-16s in 20185Delap spent 10 years in Derby County’s academyHe was loaned out to Hull City in 2022-23Credit: RexIn 14 years at Derby, Wassall oversaw the development of more than 40 players who went on to clock up more than 1,200 first-team appearances for the Rams between themBut Delap did not follow the same path as Willl Hughes, Jeff Hendrick and others.He was attracting the attention of clubs across Europe, including Bayern Munich,And one day Wassall had to call dad Rory, by now a coach in the Derby Academy himself, to tell him that Manchester City were in for his son.Wassall, now head of youth development at the EFL, said: “It was bittersweet because we wanted him to go on to the first team.“He was part of the Derby family. His younger brother Finn was there too and Rory was working there.“But it was a no-brainer for him to go.”Delap’s move to City in 2019 was a big step in his football education.Delap signed a contract extension with City in 2021Credit: GettyKevin Betsy, the former Fulham, Barnsley and Wycombe striker, was the teenager’s head coach for four years at international level.And Betsy saw Delap develop in confidence and all-round performance after initially being called up to England’s under-15s .Betsy told Sun Sport: “There were a lot of players in the squad from high-level clubs, your Liverpool’s, Man United’s and Chelsea’s.“Derby is a fantastic academy but they were in the EFL. That can come with a feeling of, ‘Am I good enough to be with this level of player?’“In the initial under-15 camps he probably didn’t show his true level.”But in his final year at Derby and his first with CIty, Delap was part of a stellar England under-16 side featuring Jude Bellingham, Jamal Musiala, Harvey Elliott and Levi Colwill.One of many highlights was scoring in a 4-0 win over Brazil that infuriated the South Americans so much that they had two players sent off.Delap was part of a stellar England under-16 side featuring Jude Bellingham, Jamal Musiala, Harvey Elliott and Levi ColwillCredit: AlamyDelap documented his England youth days on InstagramCredit: Instagram / @liamdelap7Betsy said: “The move to City bumped him up to a different level technically and tactically because of the way they played in their academy.“City would often use the No 9 as a focal point in the build-up. Liam was receiving a lot of balls to feet with his back to goal and dropping deeper than a natural No 9, in order to link up the game.“His hold-up play improved a lot and that was fantastic when he came in to the national team.”But not so fantastic when Betsy moved on to work with Arsenal’s under-23 side and found himself coaching against Delap.Betsy added: “I remember a 3-3 draw against City at the Emirates.“You could tell your players what to expect from the opponents.“But he scored two goals, one of them out of nothing, and set up the other. He was getting too good for PL2.”City thought so, too. Delap scored on his senior CIty debut in the Carabao Cup in 2020 when he was 17 but was sent out  on loan to Stoke and Preston in 2022/3, and to Hull last season.City then shipped him out on loan to Preston North EndCredit: PABetsy said: “A couple of the loans probably didn’t go as well as he would have liked.“But he would have grown stronger from those moments.“He would have understood what it takes to be a first-team player in league football, what that feels like.“Having a chance in front of a huge crowd is a different pressure.“If you see some of the goals, there were flashes of the Liam Delap of the future.”Ipswich saw enough to splash out an initial £15m to sign Delap last summer.But City inserted a buyback clause and Betsy would not be surprised if the 21 year old found his way back to the club that Ipswich face on Sunday.Betsy, now a first-team coach at QPR focusing on individual development, said: “There’s no ceiling to what Liam can achieve.“Liam will be a player for England, a centre-forward, and, if he doesn’t achieve it at Ipswich, at a high-level team in the Premier League.READ MORE SUN STORIES“For me, he’s good enough for Man City.“As a back-up to  Erling Haaland at the moment, but if he moved on, Liam would be next.”Betsy would not be surprised if the 21 year old found his way back to CityCredit: GettyDelap has scored eight goals in the Prem this seaosnCredit: Getty More

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    Ipswich vs Man City: Get £40 welcome bonus when you stake £10 on football with Tote

    AFTER the news on Friday that Erling Haaland will be around for the next DECADE, Manchester City head for Ipswich as part of Super Sunday.And bookmakers Tote are celebrating by offering brand new customers a whopping £40 in free bets and bonuses to spend on the Euro showdown when you sign up and stake £10!Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereIpswich vs Man City: Get £40 welcome bonus — claim here*How to claim..Tote special offerVisit the Tote website HERE*Register a brand new account using the Promo Code: B10G40Deposit and place your first bet of at least £10 on either horse racing or football at odds of Evens or greaterOnce your Qualifying Bet is settled you will receive a £40 welcome bonusIpswich vs Man City: Get £40 welcome bonus — claim here*Ipswich vs Man City: Get £40 welcome bonus — claim here*Tote have a fantastic promotion available for brand new customers with a colossal £40 welcome bonus up for grabs.It’s easy to claim. Simply visit the Tote website and register a new account using the Promo Code: B10G40Once that’s sorted, deposit and place your first bet of at least £10 on either racing, football or other sports at odds of Evens or greater.Once your Qualifying Bet is settled — win or lose — you will receive £20 Tote Credit, £10 Free Sports Bet and 50 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza.Ipswich vs Man City: Get £40 welcome bonus — claim here*Remember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry, or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukGamble Aware – www.gambleaware.orgFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk*Tote. New customers online only. Eligibility restrictions apply. Only valid with code B10G40 on registration. £10 min qualifying bet at 1/1 (2.0) odds or greater across sports or racing (if EW then min £10 Win + £10 Place). Receive £20 Tote Credit, £10 Free Sports Bet and 50 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza within 48 hours of qualifying bet settlement. 7-day expiry on free bets & Tote Credit. Your first bet will be your qualifying bet. One per customer. UK & ROI customers only. 18+. Full T&Cs apply. Gambleaware.org. Full T&Cs apply. More

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    Man Utd vs Brighton prediction: Premier League free betting tips, odds and preview

    AFTER their dramatic late turnaround on Thursday, Manchester United are back at home and looking to keep the feel-good factor going when entertaining Brighton on Sunday.SunSport betting experts have previewed the weekend Premier League fixture and selected the best bets, tips and exclusive sign-up bonuses from our leading betting partners.Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereNew sign-up offersSunSport exclusivesMan Utd vs Brighton previewIt was always going to be difficult to replicate the drama of their FA Cup win at the Emirates when hosting Southampton in the league.But it was dramatic in its own sense, with Amad bagging a hat trick in the final 10 minutes of the game to turn it round from a 1-0 deficit.The youngster has already proven himself as an integral part of the team and Ruben Amorim’s plans. His three goals in 12 minutes to win the game for United solidifies that.It also keep the feel-good factor around the club at the minute, after a draw at Anfield, the heroic penalty shoot-out win at Arsenal and now this.First scorer and correct score predictionsCorrect score: 2-2 at 11/1 with Betfred – HEREFirst scorer: Amad at 11/2 with talkSPORT BET – HERENow they just need to climb the league table as they still toil down in 12th spot – three places and five points behind the Seagulls who visit on Sunday.Brighton’s own form has been decent after a bit of a blip. They’re now unbeaten in their last six games, drawing four of those before winning their last two.Remarkably, they’ve actually won FIVE of the last seven meetings between the teams, too.Man Utd vs Brighton latest oddsOdds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.How to claim..William Hill £60 welcome bonusVisit the William Hill website HERE*Register an account using the Promo Code: T60Once your account is registered, click ‘opt in’ on the ‘Vegas Promotion’ pageDeposit a minimum of £10 in your main account to receive a £20 Vegas Bonus for use on Selected GamesThen place a bet with a minimum stake of £10 at odds of 1/2 or greater on any football marketOnce that’s settled, your account will be credited with £40 in free betsWilliam Hill: Claim £60 welcome bonus – click here*Man Utd vs Brighton predictions and betting tipsGoals aplentyYou’re certainly not being short-changed in entertainment when watching Manchester United recently.Eight goals scored in total across their last two Premier League outings – five for themselves – and they’ve not kept a clean sheet in 11 games stretching back to giving Everton a 4-0 drubbing on December 1.Nine goals have been scored in the last three games between these two teams and both sets of attacking players will absolutely fancy their chances against the defence their each facing.Over 3.5 goals at 7/4 with William Hill – CLAIM HEREYellow warningAmad has been tipped above to score first, obviously. 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Exclusions apply. Stake not returned. 18+. Full T&Cs apply.*talkSPORT BET. 18+ New customers only. Opt in, bet up to £40 (min. £20) on any football market at odds of 2.00+, in 7 days. Get up to £40 in free bets on selected markets. Bonuses expire in 7 days. T&Cs apply, see below. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsibly*Tote. New customers online only. Eligibility restrictions apply. Only valid with code B10G40 on registration. £10 min qualifying bet at 1/1 (2.0) odds or greater across sports or racing (if EW then min £10 Win + £10 Place). Receive £20 Tote Credit, £10 Free Sports Bet and 50 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza within 48 hours of qualifying bet settlement. 7-day expiry on free bets & Tote Credit. Your first bet will be your qualifying bet. One per customer. UK & ROI customers only. 18+. Full T&Cs apply. Gambleaware.org. Full T&Cs apply. More

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    Injuries & suspensions update ahead of Gameweek 20: Cole Palmer, Diogo Jota among doubts

    DREAM TEAM brings you all the latest injury, suspension and availability news for Gameweek 20 in one convenient location.Cole Palmer is considered a doubt for Chelsea’s game against Wolves on Monday.Enzo Maresca revealed to journalists that Dream Team’s most popular player wasn’t able to train on Friday because of an ankle issue.Levi Colwill, Enzo Fernandez and Romeo Lavia are also doubtful for the Blues having missed the same session.Dream Team’s most selected player has been labelled a doubtLuis Diaz skipped Liverpool training on Thursday due to illness but was expected to participate in Friday’s session.The 40.7%-owned winger is a minor doubt but should pull through for the Reds’ trip to Brentford.Diogo Jota is a stronger concern as the injury-prone Portugal international is yet to train since his super sub cameo at Nottingham Forest.Riccardo Calafiori remains a doubt for Arsenal and is due for a late assessment.The Italian defender played no part against Manchester United or Tottenham in Gameweek 19.Gabriel Jesus faces several months on the sidelines having undergone surgery on his ACL.Jesus suffered an ACL injury against Man UnitedCredit: PAOliver Glasner admitted Ismaila Sarr is a “small question mark” for Crystal Palace ahead of their meeting with West Ham on Saturday.Eagles midfielder Jefferson Lerma is unavailable due to illness.As for the Hammers, a late decision will be made on Crysencio Summerville’s availability following an assessment.Tottenham’s defensive crisis may ease slightly as Ben Davies is expected to return to the matchday squad this weekend.However, Brennan Johnson and Yves Bissouma are new concerns for Ange Postecoglou as he prepares to visit Goodison Park.The Wales international is the fourth-most selected midfielder in Dream Team at the time of writing with an ownership of 21.8%.Timo Werner is expected to miss the next month with a hamstring issue.Johnson has a calf complaintCredit: GettyRuben Dias and Oscar Bobb returned to Manchester City training this week but it’s unclear if they will involved in any capacity at Portman Road on Sunday.Additionally, Pep Guardiola offered a vague response when asked about Erling Haaland’s fitness in his Friday morning press conference, saying: “Some players finish with some problems, like every game… we’ll see.”The Norwegian No9 is not considered a doubt at this stage.Eddie Howe cited Fabian Schar as “not 100%” but otherwise declared he will be able to call upon “pretty the same squad” that beat Wolves last time out.Alexander Isak skipped Newcastle’s FA Cup tie with Bromley with a minor hamstring niggle but the Swedish striker looked unhindered at St James’ Park when he notched two goals and an assist in midweek.Score PredictorPlay Score Predictor with Dream Team this season!FREE to play£250 weekly prizePredict scores of five selected Premier League fixtures and earn points for accuracyMost points wins weekly cash prizePLAY NOWARSENALInjuries: Takehiro Tomiyasu, Ben White, Bukayo Saka, Ethan Nwaneri, Gabriel Jesus, Riccardo Calafiori (doubt)Suspensions: NoneASTON VILLAInjuries: Pau Torres, Diego Carlos, John McGinn, Ross BarkleySuspensions: NoneBOURNEMOUTHInjuries: Luis Sinisterra, Alex Scott, Julian Araujo, Marcos Senesi, Marcus Tavernier, Adam Smith, Evanilson, Enes Unal, James Hill (doubt)Suspensions: NoneBRENTFORDInjuries: Aaron Hickey, Josh Dasilva, Gustavo Nunes, Kristoffer Ajer, Ethan Pinnock, Igor Thiago, Ryan TrevittSuspensions: NoneBRIGHTONInjuries: James Milner, Ferdi Kadioglu, Jack Hinshelwood (doubt), Evan Ferguson (doubt), Mats Wieffer (doubt), Igor JulioSuspensions: NoneCHELSEAInjuries: Wesley Fofana, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Benoit Badiashile, Cole Palmer (doubt), Enzo Fernandez (doubt), Romeo Lavia (doubt), Levi Colwill (doubt)Suspensions: Mykhailo MudrykCRYSTAL PALACEInjuries: Matheus Franca, Franco Umeh-Chibueze, Adam Wharton, Jefferson Lerma, Ismaila Sarr (doubt)Suspensions: NoneEVERTONInjuries: Tim Iroegbunam, James Garner (doubt), Dwight McNeil, Youssef Chermiti, Armando BrojaSuspensions: NoneFULHAMInjuries: Kenny Tete, Reiss NelsonSuspensions: NoneIPSWICHInjuries: Chiedozie Ogbene, Axel Tuanzebe, Conor Chaplin, Sammie SzmodicsSuspensions: NoneLEICESTERInjuries: Ricardo Pereira, Abdul Fatawu, Mads Hermansen, Wilfred NdidiSuspensions: NoneLIVERPOOLInjuries: Joe Gomez, Diogo Jota (doubt), Luis Diaz (doubt)Suspensions: NoneMANCHESTER CITYInjuries: Oscar Bobb (doubt), Rodri, John Stones, Ruben Dias (doubt)Suspensions: NoneMANCHESTER UNITEDInjuries: Luke Shaw, Victor Lindelof, Mason Mount, Jonny EvansSuspensions: NoneNEWCASTLEInjuries: Jamaal Lascelles, Fabian Schar (doubt), Nick Pope, Callum Wilson, Harvey BarnesSuspensions: NoneNOTTINGHAM FORESTInjuries: Ibrahim SangareSuspensions: NoneSOUTHAMPTONInjuries: Gavin Bazunu (doubt), Ross Stewart, Juan Larios, Jack Stephens, Tyler Dibling (doubt)Suspensions: NoneTOTTENHAMInjuries: Micky van de Ven, Cristian Romero, Wilson Odobert, Guglielmo Vicario, Ben Davies (doubt), Destiny Udogie, Rodrigo Bentancur, Timo Werner, Brennan Johnson (doubt), Yves Bissouma (doubt)Suspensions: NoneWEST HAMInjuries: Michail Antonio, Jarrod Bowen, Alphonse Areola (doubt), Jean-Clair Todibo (doubt), Niclas Fullkrug, Crysencio Summerville (doubt)Suspensions: NoneWOLVESInjuries: Sasa Kalajdzic, Enso Gonzalez, Boubacar Traore (doubt), Yerson Mosquera, Toti Gomes (doubt), Toti Gomes, Matheus Cunha (doubt)Suspensions: None More