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    Watch incredible moment Lionel Messi’s son, 6, recreates Barcelona icon’s goal against Getafe for Inter Miami

    THE six-year-old son of Lionel Messi emulated the legend himself with an incredible solo goal for Inter Miami.Ciro Messi left spectators stunned when he picked up the ball from his own half before dribbling past three players and poking his shot into the bottom-right corner of the target.Lionel Messi’s son, Ciro, scored an incredible goal for Inter Miami’s academyMessi Jr dribbled past several players before scoringHe then ran around the goalkeeper before slotting the ball into the bottom cornerIt was very similar to the goal Messi scored against Getafe in 2007Credit: Getty Images – GettyThe youngster scored the wonder goal while playing for Inter Miami’s academy.And it went viral on social media earlier this week.One person commented: “Yeah that’s Messi’s son alright. You don’t teach that shoulder drop dribble easily.”Another wrote: “I have seen enough. He’s the chosen one. Send him to La Masia.”Read More in FootballA third said: “This kid got talent omg.”While a fourth added: “Look at the way he finished it wow, this kid moves just like his pops.”Ciro’s goal was very similar to his dad’s outstanding solo effort against Getafe in 2007.After receiving the ball inside his own half, Messi ran through half the Getafe team before dribbling around goalkeeper Luis Garcia and passing into the bottom corner.Most read in FootballMessi was just 19-years-old when he scored the stunning goal.The eight-time Ballon d’Or winner scored 672 goals and provided 303 assists in 778 appearances for Barcelona during his 17-year spell in the first team.Lionel Messi called out for boxing match as Logan Paul fumes ‘this ain’t justice’ in bid to settle ongoing dispute He was forced to leave on a free transfer in 2021 and spent two years with Paris Saint-Germain before moving to the United States.The Argentina captain is now the star man at Inter Miami.His two other sons, Mateo and Thiago, also play for the club’s academy.Messi plays for Inter Miami, while his three sons play for the club’s academyCredit: Getty More

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    ‘Is this Alan or Garth Crooks?’ – Shearer picks bonkers Prem team of the week with two at the back and Merino as striker

    FANS have been left baffled by Alan Shearer’s bonkers Premier League team of the week.The Newcastle United legend picked his eleven most impressive players from match week 25.Alan Shearer has left fans baffled with his team of the week picksCredit: GettyFans have compared the team to the previous picks made by Garth CrooksCredit: PA:Empics SportDjed Spence was one of two defenders to be pickedCredit: GettyShearer opted to choose Mikel Merino as a strikerCredit: AlamyShearer, 54, opted to pick a unique formation with just two defenders, Brighton’s Adam Webster and Tottenham’s Djed Spence.They were positioned behind two central midfielders in Bournemouth goalscorer Ryan Christie and Manchester City’s Nico Gonzalez.The record Prem goalscorer then selected six attacking players, including Seagulls duo Yankuba Minteh, Kaoru Mitoma and Everton’s Carlos Alcaraz.They were positioned behind another trio made up of Arsenal’s Mikel Merino, Ethan Nwaneri and City ace Omar Marmoush.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLFans were left baffled by the attacking look of the team.Many compared it to the teams that Garth Crooks would famously pick when he would do the job for the BBC.The retired footballer became a cult figure for regularly picking players out of position in order to fit them into a team.One posted: “Garth’s legacy lives on.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSA second wrote: “Is this really Alan or Garth Crooks?”A third commented: “Bring back Garth.”‘Lineker never misses a chance’ – Fans in stitches as BBC show host trolling Alan Shearer in throwback clip from 2007Alex Palmer was in the team after impressing for Ipswich TownCredit: ReutersBrighton goalscorers Kaoru Mitoma and Yankuba Minteh both made the teamCredit: GettyA fourth said: “Wow, this is very interesting, just two defenders.”Another added: “I don’t understand this formation.”The recent match week saw Manchester United lose to Spurs and both title contenders Liverpool and Arsenal win.Brighton also hammered Chelsea at home with Mitoma scoring a goal that left Jamie Carragher stunned.A supercomputer has provided its prediction for the final Premier League table following the results.Who are these famous footballers? More

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    Inside Gary Neville’s Manchester HQ with framed Kop banner brutally insulting his appearance hanging on the wall

    GARY NEVILLE keeps an iconic Liverpool banner on the wall of his impressive Manchester HQ that helps to keep him humble.The Manchester United legend is approaching 50-years-old and is as busy as ever, combining his work as a pundit with his ownership of Salford and his management of his property empire.Gary Neville keeps an insulting banner on his wallNeville’s Manchester HQ also features a Rocky Balboa posterCredit: dmg media LicensingNeville still has time for date nights with his wife on Thursdays in Manchester city centre, not far from where they live and close to his HQ.The former defender owns six buildings in Manchester and his HQ is adorned with inspirational decorations.One is a framed poster with a with a silhouette of Rocky Balboa at the top of those Philadelphia steps.While another is more personal – Liverpool’s famous banner mocking Neville’s appearance, that was once displayed in the Kop.READ MORE ON MAN UTDNeville said of the banner: “There’s a Scouse lad who works on our podcast. Every time I played at Anfield they’d have a different banner for me. “One year they compared me to Dot Cotton off Eastenders. “We were talking about this one and the lad said he thought he knew who had it, so he went and got it. I like looking at it every day – it keeps me humble.”Neville is a frequent face on Sky Sports and hosts the popular Stick to Football podcast, but he revealed 90 per cent of his life is spent in his Manchester HQ.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSHis latest venture is a new 40-storey building in Manchester called St Michael’s, that will feature offices, apartments, a hotel and a rooftop restaurant.Neville said: “St Michael’s is going to be 40 storeys. As I said, I love the thrill of it all. The interior design, the selling part of it, the finding land, the planning.Man Utd squad is worse than Tottenham despite £553million MORE in transfer spending in last decade, says Gary Neville“I’d say 90 per cent of my life’s here. It’s not on television or with football. It’s literally in here, in meetings about all the businesses and the different things that we’re doing. It’s amazing.”Neville began his career as a hotelier and property mogul during his playing career, and would look over architectural plans on trips back from Europe.But he had to keep his secondary career under wraps as Sir Alex Ferguson forbid any distractions for his players.Neville explained: “(Things were done) under the radar. Purely because I knew that it would be deemed a distraction.“For me, my football was everything. But distraction was absolutely illegal at United.“You could not be distracted by anything. At the same time, I knew that my football career would one day come to an end, and I knew I had to plan for that.“I was going up on site every afternoon after training. I don’t know what other lads did.“But I would go on site, spend time in the design team meetings, sit on the construction meetings and make sure I was in cost meetings, bank meetings, sales meetings. I loved every aspect of it.“I used to bring the architects’ drawings with me in the bag for the plane on European trips. I wouldn’t read them before the game but you can’t sleep after, you’re wired.READ MORE SUN STORIES“I’d make sure no one was sitting next to me and then get them out and start looking at the drawings, the designs and all the things I needed to do.“For 10, 12 years, I had this almost double life. If you asked me what I know most about other than football, it would be property.”He has a hectic schedule but still makes time for date nights with his wifeCredit: RexNeville’s latest venture is the 40-story St Michaels building in ManchesterCredit: St. MichaelsHe also owns Hotel Football next to Old TraffordCredit: PANeville and his Class of 92 pals own and run Salford CityCredit: Getty More

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    Dream Team managers in search of double Gameweek specialist should consider Bryan Mbeumo

    DREAM TEAM managers are spoiled for choice this week.Gameweek 24 is not done yet with Manchester City, Liverpool and Aston Villa in action on Wednesday night but thoughts have already turned to double Gameweek 25, when all 20 Premier League clubs will have two fixtures to fulfil.Mbeumo will be unleashed upon Leicester and Everton in Gameweek 25Credit: Dream TeamThis opens up all manner of options as players previously limited to one point-scoring opportunity per Gameweek will have two chances to strut their stuff.One individual who is already attracting plenty of new admirers is Bryan Mbeumo (£4.7m).Brentford’s talisman is currently the second-most popular recruit ahead of Friday’s 6:30pm deadline ahead of his double header against Leicester and Everton.The Toffees have improved immeasurably since David Moyes’ return having won four of their last five league games.While the Bees may have a fight on their hands when Everton visit West London, their Friday night trip to the King Power represents one of the most favourable fixtures on offer in the top flight this season.Leicester are seemingly destined for relegationCredit: PARuud van Nistelrooy’s side are languishing in 19th having lost nine of their last ten league games, conceding 25 goals in the process.Thomas Frank will expect his troops, who have scored more goals than the likes of Nottingham Forest, Newcastle and Aston Villa this campaign, to capitalise on the Foxes’ vulnerable defence.And the stats suggest Mbeumo is the man most likely to take advantage.Most read in FootballThe Cameroon international has scored 14 goals and provided four assists in all competitions this term.Mohamed Salah (£8.3m), Erling Haaland (£8.1m), Chris Wood (£4.1m) and Alexander Isak (£6.3m) are the only players ahead of Mbeumo in the Premier League Golden Boot race.Crucially, those four rivals are all strikers whereas Brentford’s No19 is categorised as a midfielder in Dream Team.Mbeumo ranks third among Dream Team midfieldersCredit: RexMbeumo has racked up 228 points this season at an average of 7.9 per appearance – a rate only bettered by Cole Palmer (£5.9m) and Bukayo Saka (£6.6m) among assets in his position.While only Chelsea’s main man and Bruno Fernandes (£6.1m) have amassed a higher points total at this stage – a phenomenal effort given Mbeumo’s schedule has not featured European fixtures.Even accounting for a potentially tricky meeting with a resurgent Everton, it would be reasonable to expect a juicy double-digit haul in Gameweek 25.Yoane Wissa (£3m), Mikkel Damsgaard (£3.8m) and Kevin Schade (£3.1m) are all viable options but Mbeumo’s record makes him the optimum selection for gaffers keen on a Brentford player at this juncture.Dream Team bosses should be aware that such a move would be a short-term ploy as Brentford do not have a fixture scheduled for Gameweek 26, when focus will switch to the FA Cup fifth round.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 NOW More

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    Footballer tragically dies at 26 after medical emergency just before stepping onto pitch as match abandoned

    A BRAZILIAN footballer has died moments before he was set to play a match.Tributes have poured in for Gabriel Popo after he passed away aged 26.Gabriel Popo has passed away aged 26Popo was about to play in a match for XV de Jau against Uniao Suzano, which was abandoned following the incident.The midfielder suffered a medical emergency and was rushed to hospital in Sao Paulo, but died.His club paid tribute in a statement which read: “Gabriel Popo: forever in our history and in our hearts. 🕊️💚💛”Nothing prepares us for goodbyes like this. Popo left us too soon, but his joy, his talent and his passion for football will remain alive in each one of us.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”Popo, we will play, we will wear this jersey and we will come back stronger for you!”Brazilian clubs have paid tribute to Popo including Paulista FC and Rio Branco Sports Club.Fans have also honoured him with kind words with one saying: “Very sad. May God comfort everyone’s hearts.”Another said: “My condolences to the family, friends and the entire Quinzano nation. This is very sad 🙏🏻😔”Most read in FootballA third wrote: “Forever in our hearts popó 🖤😭”And another commented: “Rest in peace popó🖤🕊️”‘I’ve never seen anything like this’ – Boss pushes Marcelo back to bench after Brazil legend REFUSES his pre-sub tactics More

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    Todd Boehly’s genius plan isn’t so bright after all… two trips to Brighton have sent Chelsea’s season into a tailspin

    EATEN in consecutive weeks by their own ‘nursery club’, Chelsea’s season is threatening to implode.In the early part of Todd Boehly’s Stamford Bridge reign, the American signed off almost a quarter of a billion pounds on recruiting members of Brighton and Hove Albion’s staff.Kaoru Mitoma scored a spectacular goal as Brighton beat ChelseaCredit: APMoises Caicedo left Brighton for the BluesCredit: GettyTodd Boehly has spent a fortune on recruiting players at ChelseaCredit: APEnzo Maresca has come under fire in recent weeksCredit: GettyFrom the British-record signing of Moises Caicedo to the poaching of Graham Potter and his entire backroom team.From the eye-watering £62million fee agreed for full-back Marc Cucurella to the unconvincing goalkeeper Robert Sanchez to sporting director Paul Winstanley, there seemed an obsession with all things Brighton.So it seemed particularly galling that after all that headhunting, Chelsea should be knocked out of the FA Cup, then handed their heaviest defeat of the Premier League season by the club they had supposedly gutted.Throw in Enzo Maresca’s spat with Brighton’s spiky German child-boss Fabian Hurzeler and those two trips to good old Sussex by the sea have sent Chelsea’s campaign into a tailspin.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLNow Chelsea are after Brighton’s Japanese winger Kaoru Mitoma, who scored my goal of the season against them in Friday’s 3-0 drubbing at the Amex.Mitoma, who famously wrote a university thesis on the art of dribbling, must have been indulging in more footballing intellectualism before he scored it.A practical exam question: “Imagine what sort of goal Dimitar Berbatov could have scored if he’d been blessed with pace.”Well that was it. And Chelsea only have seven senior wingers either in the building, out on loan or, in the case of £62m Mykhailo Mudryk, idling having failed a drug test.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSMaybe they need another one. Or two. Yankuba Minteh of Brighton looks pretty good.Maresca, a curious appointment to replace Mauricio Pochettino in the summer, diminished his standing with Blues fans by claiming the Cup defeat would allow his team to concentrate on the league and the Conference League.Enzo Maresca criticises Chelsea after 3-0 defeat by Brighton Some of us can remember Jose Mourinho mocking old sparring partner Rafa Benitez for winning the Europa League while Chelsea’s interim boss.Mourinho claimed the club should never have been in Uefa’s second-tier competition.What the old Special One would think of a Stamford Bridge boss concentrating on the third-class Conference League — in which Chelsea have so far, from memory, beaten Noah and the Whale, Mumford and Sons and Camper Van Beethoven — is anyone’s guess.Who do Chelsea think they are? West Ham or something?The back-to-back defeats are part of an 11-match run during which Chelsea have beaten only Morecambe, Wolves and,  fortuitously, Potter’s Hammers.During this time they have increasingly resembled a bunch of talented youngsters in dire need of guidance from some grown-ups.Boehly’s Chelsea project is based on the ‘genius’ idea of signing up dozens of young prospects on vastly lengthy contracts. And so this was always likely to happen.Alan Hansen was lampooned for insisting “You can’t win anything with kids,” when  Manchester United’s Class of ’92 began to emerge at the start of the 1995-96 campaign — a season when Sir Alex Ferguson’s side went on to win the Double.But that United squad included  seasoned campaigners such as Eric Cantona, Peter Schmeichel, Steve Bruce, Gary Pallister, Denis Irwin and Brian McClairChelsea do not have a single outfield player over 30.Even the outstanding 22-year-old Cole Palmer is showing the strain of having carried Chelsea for 18 months.In April, Palmer missed a visit to Arsenal and Pochettino urged his players to prove ‘they are not Cole Palmer FC’. Chelsea lost 5-0.Maresca correctly claimed his side were not ready for a title challenge when things looked rosy earlier in the season.Yet he now faces the prospect of failing to qualify for the Champions League.Fifth should be good enough. Chelsea are sixth and shot of confidence.Is Maresca under threat? Maybe but what good would a sixth manager in 2½ seasons be when Boehly’s entire project looks so flawed.Not even Brighton try to win solely with kids.AN EFFIN’ BIG DEALJude Bellingham was sent off in Real Madrid’s draw with OsasunaCredit: ReutersAS THE only manager to have won the title in all five major European leagues, Carlo Ancelotti can swear proficiently in five different languages.So when Jude Bellingham was sent off for using foul and abusive language at a referee during Real Madrid’s 1-1 draw with Osasuna on Saturday, Ancelotti, 65, played the cunning linguist card.The Real boss claimed: “I think the referee did not understand Jude Bellingham’s English. He said ‘f*** off’, not ‘f*** you’ . . . that’s way different.”This opens up an entire can of foul-mouthed worms.Firstly, is ‘f*** you’ really significantly stronger than ‘f*** off’?Given that ‘f***’ is the most versatile word in the English language, should Spanish referees really be expected to understand the nuances of its myriad uses?Are Premier League refs trained to understand the usage of foreign swear words so as to weigh up whether any specific instance merits a red card?And if not, does this give overseas players an advantage over native English speakers in our top flight?Or maybe Bellingham should simply stop swearing at officials all the time.MIGHTY MOUSHOmar Marmoush netted a stunning hat-trick against NewcastleCredit: GettyMANCHESTER CITY clearly signed a couple of seriously good players in January.So why didn’t boss Pep Guardiola have the nerve to start either Omar Marmoush or Nico Gonzalez in the first leg of City’s Champions League play-off against Real Madrid?In Saturday afternoon’s 4-0 humping of Newcastle, Marmoush bagged a hat-trick, while midfield anchor-man Gonzalez was dubbed ‘mini-Rodri’ by his manager.Guardiola reckons his side have just a one per cent chance of overturning a 3-2 deficit in the second leg at the Bernabeu tomorrow night.But with those two in the team, City’s chances should be a whole lot better.OLIVER’S TWISTOliver Glasner often wears a knitted jumper on the touchlineCredit: GettyMANAGERIAL touchline fashions have become fascinating in recent years.From Roberto Mancini’s Man City scarf to Pep Guardiola’s roll-necks to Scott Parker’s entire wardrobe,  fashionistas have often salivated.Yet for me, a middle-aged man who spends a lot of winter evenings out in the cold watching football, there is a clear winner.Which is why I hope that I’ll soon be able to choose from the Oliver Glasner Alpine Knitwear Collection at the Crystal Palace club shop.START TO AD UPAdama Traore impressed against Nottingham ForestCredit: GettySINCE Adama Traore arrived in England a decade ago, the Spaniard has had the potential to be the most fearsome winger in football.Built like a bull but blessed with Speedy Gonzalez pace, there has been a tendency to watch Traore and say: “Imagine if he could cross a ball.”Well, under Fulham’s hugely underrated boss Marco Silva, Traore has learned how to at the age of 29 — as exemplified in his man-of-the-match display against Nottingham Forest on Saturday.The prospect for Premier League left-backs is terrifying.HEADING SOUTHMatt Le Tissier watched on as Southampton were beaten by BournemouthCredit: RexWHILE Southampton’s death march towards relegation continued with a home loss to Bournemouth, cameras panned to their greatest Premier League player — the wild conspiracy theorist Matt Le Tissier.“I wonder if he’s got his boots,” said the Match of the Day commentator.“I wonder if he believes Southampton’s disastrous season is down to the malign influence of a shady international cartel run by an evil reptile overlord,” said me.READ MORE SUN STORIESITS A SINJannik Sinner has accepted a three-month banCredit: The Mega AgencyWORLD tennis No.1 Jannik Sinner has accepted a three-month ban for failing a doping test — conveniently scheduled so that the Italian misses precisely NO Grand Slam events.That’ll teach him. 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    Real Madrid vs Man City: Get £50 in free bets, plus 28/1 Bet Builder tips with Betfred

    REAL MADRID lead Manchester City 3-2 heading into another mouth-watering clash between the sides at the Bernabeu on Wednesday.So our team of betting experts have selected a Bet Builder for the European showdown, which Betfred have priced up at 28/1.Not just that! New Betfred customers who register an account with Betfred and stake a tenner on football will receive £50 in sports free bets!Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereHow to claim..Betfred welcome offerVisit the Betfred website HERE*Register an account using the Promo Code: BETFRED50Deposit £10 using a Debit CardPlace your first bet of £10 or more on any qualifying Sportsbook markets, at odds of Evens or greaterOnce that bet has settled, Betfred will credit your account with £50 in Free BetsBetfred: Get your £50 in free bets – Claim here*Real Madrid vs Man City tipsOur Bet Builder selections: Real Madrid to win, over 4.5 goals, Omar Marmoush to score and Antonio Rudiger to be carded at 28/1. ADD TO YOUR BET SLIP HERE!Back our 28/1 Bet BuilderHere’s why we’ve made those selections..Real Madrid win: Madrid have a lead to hold onto but they’re better up the top end of the pitch than trying to hold onto the lead. Showed last week they only need a few minutes to turn a game and home support key.Over 4.5 goals: Attacking options for both sides are incredible – defensively they’re both not great. Have shared 17 goals in last four fixtures in this competition which included a 1-1 draw. Last season was 3-3 here and expecting similar.Omar Marmoush to score: New boy started on bench and only got last seven minutes last week, which were City’s worst seven minutes. Made up for it with terrific Saturday hat trick and Guardiola surely has to play from the start with confidence sure to be high and this Madrid side give you chances.Antonio Rudiger carded: Has four yellow cards in 16 career appearances against Man City. Set to come back into fold after missing four games with injury. Likes physical battle with Erling Haaland and no surprises if that tussle boils over.Back our 28/1 Bet BuilderRemember 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.ukGambleAware – www.gambleaware.orgFor help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.*New customers only. Register with BETFRED50. Deposit £10+ via Debit Card and place first bet £10+ at Evens (2.0)+ on Sports within 7 days to get 3 x £10 in Sports Free Bets & 2 x £10 in Acca Free Bets within 10 hours of settlement. 7-day expiry. Eligibility & payment exclusions apply. T&Cs apply. More

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    Real Madrid vs Man City: Get up to £40 in free bets to spend on football with talkSPORT BET

    MANCHESTER CITY have to overcome a one-goal deficit at Real Madrid if they want to progress to the Champions League round of 16 on Wednesday.And brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim up to £40 in free bets when they register an account and stake at least £20 on the huge European tie.Real Madrid vs Man City: Get up to £40 in free bets – Claim here*Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereHow to claim talkSPORT BET offertalkSPORT BETVisit the talkSPORT website HERE*Create an account and Opt In to this promotion via the OFFERS tabMake a depositPlace your first bet up to £40, minimum £20, on any football market, at odds of Evens or greaterYou must do this within 7 days of registrationOnce that’s settled – win or lose – your account will be credited with up to £40 free bets based on your first betFor example, if you stake £20, you will receive 4 x £5 free betsIf you stake £40 you would receive the full 4 x £10 free betstalkSPORT BET: Get up to £40 in free bets – Claim Here*Real Madrid vs Man City: Get up to £40 in free bets – Claim here*What’s the offer?Brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim a welcome bonus of up to £40 when they register an account.How to claim?Simply visit the talkSPORT BET website on your mobile device and create an account. Opt in to this promotion via the OFFERS tab and then make a deposit via debit card or Apple Pay.Stake £20 or more on any football market at odds of at least Evens. Remember, you must do this within 7 days of opening your account.What happens next?Once that’s settled – win or lose – your account will be credited with up to £40 free bets based on your first bet bet.For example, if you stake £20, you will receive 4 x £5 free bets. If you stake £40 you would receive the full 4 x £10 free bets:On settlement of your qualifying bet, your account will be credited with the following:£10 free bet – Bet Builder (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)£10 free bet – Correct Score (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)And the following free bets, which will be credited 24 hours after the first bonus funds:£10 free bet – To Win and Both Team to Score – 90 mins (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)£10 free bet – Acca 4+ selection (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)You can read the full breakdown of free bets and more on how to claim talkSPORT BET’s welcome offer here**18+ New customers only. Opt in via mobile device, 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. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsiblyRemember 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.ukGambleAware – www.gambleaware.orgFor help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites. More