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    Major Newcastle stadium update after Carabao Cup trophy parade with new plans drawn up to boost capacity

    NEWCASTLE’S Carabao Cup glory has revved up their dreams of a huge new stadium.The Toon’s Saudi owners would love to build a 70,000-capacity venue adjacent to St James’ Park.Huge celebrations after the Carabao Cup win have further fuelled Newcastle’s desire for a bigger venue near St James’ ParkCredit: RexA new stadium could have a spectacular lookAround 300,000 fans thronged the city’s streets last weekend to celebrate the Wembley victory over Liverpool.And that’s put a sharp focus back on plans for moving away from St. James’ Park, with an overall cost of up to £3billion already mentioned.A venue housing 65k at nearby Leazes Park – boasting its own version of Wembley Way – is understood to be a prime option.But The Telegraph reckon club chiefs would ideally like a site holding an even bigger number of fans.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLNewcastle reportedly held an internal presentation last month.And it’s believed there’s plenty of room for change in the alternatives being looked at.The Magpies were without major domestic silverware since 1955 – until beating Liverpool 2-1 in the Carabao Cup final on March 16.Newcastle are also a promising fifth in the Premier League – just a point behind Manchester City and with a game in hand.Most read in FootballSupporters have given manager Eddie Howe hero status after final gloryCredit: GettyBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKThat means a Champions League place next season is a serious possibility.It also means there are extra reasons to come up with draft plans for a spectacular new home ground.Eddie Howe ‘hungry for more’ silverware as he celebrates Newcastle’s success St. James’ Park holds 52,000 and has been Newcastle’s home since 1892.But the club’s ambitious chiefs are set on a bigger stadium.The Telegraph believe a design for an upgrade has yet to be finalised for a variety of reasons.That includes the fact there are plenty of options to mull over.Redeveloping St. James’ Park remains an option. More

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    Chelsea vs Tottenham live stream: How to watch huge London derby TONIGHT

    CHELSEA take on London rivals Tottenham in a HUGE clash in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge TONIGHTThe Blues were beaten by fellow Londoners Arsenal just prior to the international break, and will need a boost in their bid to achieve Champions League football.Enzo Maresca is aiming to get Chelsea back into the Champions LeagueCredit: GettyAnge Postecoglou has struggled in his second season at TottenhamCredit: Paul Terry / SportimageCole Palmer scored two penalties – including a Panenka – in a 4-3 thriller at SpursCredit: GettyEnzo Maresca’s side had looked more than comfortable around Christmas, even presented a chance to momentarily go top of the Premier League.However, Chelsea are now 21 points behind Liverpool with just under 10 games to go. Tottenham are enduring a mixed season in the Premier League, with the focus of Ange Postecoglou’s side now primarily on the Europa League. The Blues and Spurs have offered many classic matches in the past, their clash at Stamford Bridge to hand Leicester the title in 2016 deemed the “Battle of the Bridge.”Read more FootballThe sides have already played out a thriller at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium earlier this season, with Chelsea edging past Postecolgou’s side after two slips from Marc Cucurella gave the hosts an early 2-0 lead.Chelsea went on to win 4-3 with Cole Palmer scoring two penalties – one of which was an incredible Panenka.SunSport can reveal how to watch Chelsea take on Spurs at Stamford Bridge.How to watch Chelsea vs Tottenham and is there a live stream?Chelsea vs Tottenham will come LIVE on Sky Sports Premier League.The match will also be available for stream on Sky Go and the Sky Sports App. Action will kick-off at 8pm GMT from Stamford Bridge.Alternatively, follow along with SunSport’s live blog of the match.Most read in Football More

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    Awkward moment Fulham star Bassey shows Arsenal fans his bum at worst possible time during defeat at Emirates

    FULHAM star Calvin Bassey suffered an awkward moment after showing Arsenal fans his BUM at the worst possible time.The Cottagers ace was named as a sub for Tuesday night’s clash at the Emirates.Fulham star Calvin Bassey showed his bum to Arsenal fansCredit: TIKTOKThe ace’s antics came at the worst possible momentCredit: TIKTOKArsenal won the match 2-1 thanks to goals from Mikel Merino and Bukayo Saka.There was some bad news as Gabriel Magalhaes was forced off injured before being ruled out for the rest of the season, while Jurrien Timber also limped off.And Fulham’s 94th minute strike through Rodrigo Muniz proved to be too little, too late in North London.However, visiting star Bassey had a moment to forget as he engaged in some banter with Arsenal fans.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHome supporters could not help but sing “who are ya?” as Bassey warmed up in front of them during the second half.The defender could not resist laughing at the comments.And he responded in kind by leaning over and patting his backside in the direction of the Arsenal fans.This responded in laughs and whistles from loyal Gunners.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSBut their attention was quickly drawn back to the field of play as Saka headed home on his comeback from injury.The goal sparked wild celebrations among the Emirates faithful.The football boot customiser who’s scoring BIG with the game’s biggest stars are | Football FixersBukayo Saka scored seconds after Bassey’s bum noteCredit: GettyAnd Bassey retreated back towards the Fulham bench as supporters cheered Saka’s name.Fans on social media certainly found his interaction hilarious.One said: “Bassey’s such an interesting character.”Another declared: “Bassey’s had a howler.”One noted: “Calvin cursed them.”Another added: “Inspiring stuff.” More

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    Chelsea vs Tottenham LIVE RESULT: Chelsea WIN after Enzo Fernandez goal and TWO goals disallowed by VAR

    CHELSEA were WINNERS against Tottenham, and climbed back into the top four with three points.Cole Palmer, Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke all returned from injuries to feature for Enzo Maresca’s side.Chelsea had the better chances in the first 45, but Jackson, Enzo Fernandez and Jadon Sancho were unable to take any of their efforts.Enzo Fernandez did get the ball rolling in the second half, scoring from a header after a great cross from Cole Palmer.VAR then had a heavy hand in the game, as Moises Caicedo and Pape Matar Sarr both saw strikes ruled out by the referee.Tottenham had a lot of the ball in the 12 minutes of added time, but Ange Postecoglou’s side were unable to make anything of the chances.Kick off time: 8pm GMTTV channel: Sky Sports Main EventLive stream: NOW/Sky Sports appChelsea team: Sanchez, Gusto, Chalobah, Colwill, Cucurella, Caicedo, Enzo, Neto, Palmer, Sancho, JacksonTottenham team: Vicario, Spence, Romero, van de Ven, Udogie, Bergvall, Bentancur, Maddison, Odobert, Solanke, SonCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow our live blog below…How did Palmer do?Chelsea superstar Cole Palmer returned to action from a hamstring injury.And it seems like the Blues are still dependent on Palmer’s displays.In fact, the winger was the one that created Enzo Fernandez’s winner.More below:Copy linkCopiedBig VAR controversyVAR ruled out not one, but TWO goals in the Chelsea vs Spurs clash. First, Moises Caicedo’s goal was ruled out for a tight offside call on Levi Colwill in the build-up.Then, Pape Matar Sarr had his strike ruled out for a foul on Caicedo in the build-up.The call looked to be the right one, but many Spurs fans, and Ange Postecoglou, were fuming at how long the check to the officials. Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedAnge Lost-the-PlotglouThere seemed to be some real disconnect between Ange Postecoglou and the Spurs fans tonight.Postecolgou was seen cupping his ears to the away end, just for the Tottenham equaliser to be ruled out for a foul. Not a good evening for the Aussie.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedFT: Chelsea 1-0 SpursIt was a crucial three points for Chelsea, as they move back into the top four after dropping to out after the fixtures earlier in the week.For Ange Postecoglou and Spurs, it is another defeat in what has been a disappointing season. Copy linkCopiedHow did Palmer do?Chelsea superstar Cole Palmer returned to action from a hamstring injury.And it seems like the Blues are still dependent on Palmer’s displays.In fact, the winger was the one that created Enzo Fernandez’s winner.More below:Copy linkCopiedUpdated Prem tableChelsea moved up to fourth place in the Premier League table after their 1-0 victory over Tottenham.The Blues are now five points behind third-placed Nottingham Forest amid their push for a top-four finish.Fifth place would also suit the West Londoners as England will almost certainly be sending five teams to the Champions League next season.Spurs, on the other hand, remain 14th and will almost certainly need to win the Europa League to gain Champions League qualification.Copy linkCopiedChelsea vs Tottenham statsChelsea and Tottenham shared 50-50 of possession throughout their derby.The Blues registered a total of 11 shots, five of which were on target.Spurs, on the other hand, produced eight shots, two of which were on target.More below:Copy linkCopiedMatch reportCole Palmer and Chelsea are back on track. Ange Postecoglou and Spurs remain off the rails, on the road to nowhere. Or the sack.The Aussie cupped his ears at his own fans when substitute Pape Matar Sarr seemed to have grabbed an equaliser his team did not deserve.Moments earlier the travelling supporters had told him “You don’t know what you’re doing” when he had brought on Sarr for their beloved Lucas Bergvall in a double change with 25 minutes to go.But Postecoglou was hung out to dry when a VAR intervention led to the goal being ruled out for Sarr’s foul on Moises Caicedo.On another night, the main story would have been fit-again Palmer providing only his second goal contribution of 2025 – and his first in 10 games – by laying the only goal on a plate for Enzo Fernandez.It puts Chelsea on the front foot again after rivals for a Champions League place won earlier in the midweek round of games.But their victory was hardly unexpected. Nor was another dismal night for Spurs and Postecoglou.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedWord from Stamford BridgeFull-time and Ange Postecoglou has now become the first Spurs manager ever to lose his opening four league games against Chelsea.They way things are going, you wonder if he will survive in his job to have a fifth and sixth next term.His team were undone by one Enzo Fernandez goal here but were lucky it was not more.The Aussie may have lost the support of a few more fans too after an incident surrounding a double sub in the second half.Spurs supporters chanted, “You don’t know what you’re doing” when he took off fan favourite Lucas Bergvall for Pape Matar Sarr, as well as Wilson Odobert for Brennan Johnson.Sarr then looked to have netted an equaliser with a long-range strike, after which Postecoglou controversially cupped his ear towards the away support as if to say, “What do you think of the sub now?”The goal was then ruled out after a lengthy VAR check for a foul from Sarr on Moises Caicedo, who himself had had a goal chalked off for offside earlier in the game.All in all, it was another uncomfortable night for Postecoglou whose dismal league season shows no signs of improvement.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedFT: Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamChelsea picked up a big win over London rivals Tottenham at Stamford Bridge to move up to fourth place in the Premier League table.The Blues earned the three points after Enzo Fernandez met a stunning cross by Cole Palmer and beat Guglielmo Vicario with a clinical header on 50 minutes.The West Londoners then had a goal by Moises Caicedo chalked off by VAR as Levi Colwill was offside in the build-up.Spurs also had an equaliser disallowed as Pape Matar Sarr fouled Caicedo before his wondergoal.Credit: AlamyCopy linkCopiedFT: Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamPeep!That’s full-time at Chelsea!!!Copy linkCopied90+13 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamYellow cardTottenham ace Spence is booked for a late challenge on Madueke – this is the 10th booking of the match!Copy linkCopied90+8 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamYellow cardTottenham ace Porro booked for dissent as he yelled at the assistant asking for a corner-kick.The full-back is right as the ball hit Dewsbury-Hall last, but he still gets booked for his reaction.Porro’s Tottenham team-mate Johnson also gets booked.Copy linkCopied90+6 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamChelsea trying to slow down tempo as much as they can, especially when Sanchez has the ball in his hands.Tottenham just can’t create dangers, and time is seriously running out!Copy linkCopied90+3 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamTempo has slowed down, and it shouldn’t as Tottenham need the equaliser.Chelsea, on the other hand, are protecting their lead.Copy linkCopied90 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamSubstitutionChelsea boss Maresca makes a double switch as Fernandez and Palmer make way for Tosin and Dewsbury-Hall.Copy linkCopied90 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamAnd we got 12 minute sof stoppage time to go!Told you…Copy linkCopied89 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamWhat a chance!Tottenham come extremely close to an equaliser but are denied by a stunnijng save from Sanchez!Johnson plays a low cross from the right and finds Son who tries a sliding shot that the Chelsea keeper saves with a lunge to his right – huge save!Copy linkCopied88 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamThere was a VAR check, I think it was over a potential red card.Udogie tried to clear the ball from Fernandez in the air and VAR probably thought the Tottenham ace came too hard.But nothing there.Copy linkCopied87 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamSubstitutionAnother double change from Tottenham boss Postecoglou as Tel and Porro replace Maddison and Van de Ven, who was limping in the last few minutes.The Aussie tactician taking no chances with his star defender that recently returned from injury.Copy linkCopied86 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamYellow cardChelsea star Palmer is booked for time wasting as he refused to return the ball for a Tottenham set-piece.Copy linkCopied83 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamVicario makes an acrobatic save to deny a cross from Palmer on the left to the incomign Madueke.Not sure that would have created a dangerous situation for Tottenham, though…Copy linkCopied82 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamSubstitutionChelsea boss Maresca brings on James for Jackson – it’s obvious the Italian tactician is looking to protect his lead.Copy linkCopied80 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamJust 10 more minutes to go at Stamford Bridge.But we are obviously getting a lot of stoppage time after both VAR checks…Copy linkCopied79 Chelsea 1-0 TottenhamYellow cardChelsea ace Neto is booked for sweeping Son’s leg just outside the area.Copy linkCopied More

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    World Cup 2030 stadium that will rival Bernabeu and Nou Camp looks unrecognisable during major refurbishment

    A FLAGSHIP World Cup 2030 venue is poised to complete an incredible transformation.Barcelona and Real Madrid will open the new-look La Cartuja Stadium on April 26.La Cartuja stadium has had its famous athletics track removedRenovation is now in its final stages ahead of an April 26 re-openingThe capacity of the venue in Seville will swell by more than 15,000 seats to 72kThe site in Seville was built for the 1999 World Athletics Championships.But there will be few signs of its famous track and field pedigree once the revamp is finished.The athletics track has been ditched – as just one of several major changes.The stand-out development is an increase in capacity by more than 15,000 to 72k.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLAnd a new ring of stands has been installed to underline the dramatic re-think.Spain’s sporting chiefs reckon it will be their third main venue at the World Cup in five years’ time, behind only the Bernabeu and Nou Camp.La Cartuja was also a key part of Seville’s bid to host the summer Olympics in 2004 and 2008.The area in southern Spain is often called “Europe’s hottest city”.Most read in FootballUS sprinter Michael Johnson set a staggering world 400m record at the venue in 1999 and returned here in 2019 for the anniversaryCredit: RexBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKBut although athletics has warmed to the venue, La Cartuja’s stature was not enough to win the Games for Seville.However, it did host a thrilling 2003 Uefa Cup final, in which Porto beat Celtic 3-2 – when a little-known and now-abandoned rule came into play.Arteta gives worrying Gabriel injury update as Arsenal sweat on four defenders ahead of Real Madrid clashEntering extra time at 2-2, the Scottish giants then had notorious hardman Bobo Balde sent off.It gave Porto hope of triumphing with a “silver goal” – whereby the team leading after the first additional 15 minutes takes the trophy.But the Portuguese club failed to net in that quarter of an hour.Instead Porto went on to win 3-2, thanks to Derlei hitting his second goal of the night shortly before the end of the second added period.Seville boasts two LaLiga clubs in Sevilla and Real Betis, but both use their own grounds.Nonetheless, La Cartuja is Spain’s fifth largest sports stadium and the national team occasionally play there.And when Betis were banned from their Manuel Ruiz de Lopera stadium in 2007, they switched to the bigger venue for a game against Villarreal.Not only that, Betis will temporarily use the ground again while their own Benito Villamarín stadium is redeveloped later this year.La Cartuja has hosted two Davis Cup finals in tennis, four Copa del Rey finals from 2020 to 2023 and was used at Euro 2020.And it was there that athletics saw one of the great world records of modern time.Read More on The SunAmerican legend Michael Johnson clocked 43.18 seconds for the 400m in 1999, a time unsurpassed until South African Wayde van Niekerk ran 43.03 in Rio 17 years later. But the finest hour for La Cartuja is scheduled to arrive a decade after that – when the World Cup comes to Spain for only the second time ever.A new ring of stands has been added to the 26-year-old groundThe stadium is on the the island of La Cartuja More

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    Kyle Walker was almost reduced to tears during ‘sad’ Man City exit but ‘couldn’t say no’ to AC Milan amid family drama

    KYLE WALKER admits he was almost in tears after his “sad” Manchester City exit.But the England star insists he “could not say no” to AC Milan amid his family drama back home.Kyle Walker has lifted the lid on his stunning switch to AC Milan in JanuaryCredit: AlamyThe ace was close to tears after leaving Man CityCredit: GettyWalker completed a stunning loan move to the Italian side in January after seven and a half years at City.The 34-year-old won six Premier League titles, two FA Cups and a Champions League in 319 games under Pep Guardiola.And Walker has since gone on to star 11 times for new side Milan, including yesterday’s 1-1 derby draw with Inter in the Coppa Italia semis.The right-back completed his San Siro switch amid family drama involving estranged wife Annie Kilner and former mistress Lauryn Goodman.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHe shares four children with Annie, while having also fathered two more with Lauryn.And Walker, who was recently seen barking orders at teammate Joao Felix, has now revealed that he came close to crying while saying his goodbyes to City staff and players.He told BBC Sounds’ The Kyle Walker Podcast: “I said to the team manager…the player liaison officer, I said that I wanted to say goodbye to the lads in the canteen before I left when I knew the deal was complete. “And he actually texted the whole building! So, there were 150 people there and I had to say goodbye, which was a little bit nerve-wracking.Most read in Football”It was sad because as much as people might have this persona about me or whatever, I did speak to completely everyone in that building from the cleaners, to the cooks, to the kit men, to the physios.“There was the lady there, Emma, that would be behind the counter and serve you food, or get your drinks and whatever.Kyle Walker party girls revealed as globe-trotting models – and lift lid on how star is enjoying his new life in MilanWalker shares four children with estranged wife Annie KilnerCredit: InstagramHe also has two children with former mistress Lauryn GoodmanCredit: Rex”And even when I looked over at her, I wanted to cry because it was like every day I’ve said, ‘Morning’ to you and given you a cuddle, and all of a sudden now I’m not going to see you anymore, and you don’t think about that when the process is happening, but then when you come to say goodbye, it’s hard.”Walker also lifted the lid on his reasons for moving to Milan.He added: “In football, I think when certain things come, or certain opportunities come, you have to take it.“And for me to experience a different league, for me to experience a different culture, for me to play for a club like AC Milan… I don’t think you can turn that down.“And when you know they want you, or you want to go there, and you want to have a new challenge, I think there are certain clubs in the world that you kind of can’t say no to.“I think with him (Pep) being a top player, playing for a top club and managing these top players, [he knows] people are going to have different desires or ambitions to go and do certain things with their career, and I just think for me, it just came at the right time. It came at the right time. It was the right club. “And I just felt, you know what, I need to go and try something different because I don’t want to live after football saying I wish I’d have just explored something different and come to a club like this. I think it was the right fit for me.” More

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    Transfer recommendations ahead of Gameweek 30: European quarter-final first legs key to unlocking bumper points

    DREAM TEAM managers have until 11am on Saturday morning to confirm their transfers for Gameweek 30.In terms of strategy, it’s all eyes on the European quarter-final first legs with Arsenal, Aston Villa, Tottenham, Manchester United and Chelsea set to play again after the weekend’s Premier League action.Arsenal v Real Madrid is just one mouthwatering fixture included in Gameweek 30Credit: APNaturally, these double headers are the focus of this week’s transfer recommendations.Just to clarify, we consider Bruno Fernandes (£7m), the game’s most in-form player, firmly in the camp of: blindingly obvious.Bukayo Saka (£6.6m)In a week that featured several popular assets suffer ill-timed injuries, Dream Team bosses were boosted by the return of Arsenal’s No7.Saka marked his comeback with a goal against Fulham to underline his credentials.Only Mohamed Salah (£7.7m) averages more points-per-game than the England winger in 2024/25.Mikel Arteta will be delighted to have his star player back ahead of a trip to Everton and Real Madrid’s visit to the Emirates.Saka’s ownership has already increased to nigh on 20%.Saka marked his return with a goalCredit: ReutersMarcus Rashford (£3.7m)It’s a good time to back Unai Emery’s troops amid an unmatched succession of double Gameweeks.Most read in FootballNo fewer than nine Villa assets notched double-digit hauls in Gameweek 29 but Ollie Watkins (£5.2m) was not among them; far from it in fact as he mustered just one point from two substitute appearances.Instead it was Rashford who led the line against Preston and Brighton and boy did he capitalise.The 27 year-old loanee bagged a brace in the FA Cup and then got on the scoresheet again during his side’s win over the Seagulls in midweek for a 29-point return in total.Barring something extraordinary at Stamford Bridge this evening, he will finish as Gameweek 29’s top performer.Villa’s Gameweek 30 is far from favourable with high-flying Nottingham Forest to come before a daunting meeting with PSG in the Champions League but Rashford has form on his side.A word for Marco Asensio (£4.1m) who has now scored EIGHT goals since his loan switch despite having started just four times for Villa.The Spaniard’s minutes are a slight concern but his impressive average of 8.2 points-per-game is the headline right now.Rashford thrived in Gameweek 29Credit: GettyDominic Solanke (£4m)This suggestion comes with the caveat that Spurs are due to face Chelsea this evening and so the outlook may change depending on how things play out in West London.Ange Postecoglou’s side are the only team with the luxury of two home fixtures this coming Gameweek and that includes one against relegation-bound Southampton.Frankfurt are expected to provide stiffer competition next Thursday but it’s an appealing double header nonetheless.Son Heung-min (£4.6m) is currently the second-most popular recruit ahead of Saturday’s deadline on account of him being Spurs’ top points scorer.However, it’s worth noting the South Korean superstar has played just 275 minutes across his last five outings at an average of 55 minutes per appearance.In contrast, Solanke has completed the full 90 minutes three times in a row since his return to the starting line-up after injury.Son may pack more of a punch (he’s first-choice penalty taker too) but the England striker seems to be far more immune to Postecoglou’s rotation.It’s worth remembering that for all Spurs’ problems this season, they have scored plenty of goals across all competitions.Solanke has scored 11 goals and provided 10 assists this seasonCredit: ReutersDjed Spence (£3.2m)It’s a similar story in defence.Pedro Porro (£4.5m) is by far and away the top performer in his position among his team-mates with a mighty 223 points but, like Son, his minutes have decreased lately – he didn’t feature at all against Fulham last time out.Whereas Spence’s form has seen him play every minute of the last four games.This shuffle in the pecking order is interesting as the 24-year-old currently features in just 0.8% of teams, making him a huge differential option.Read More on The SunSpence ranks fifth in his position for bonus points this season despite the fact he hardly featured at all during the first four months of the campaign.He is certainly capable of a satisfying double-digit haul if given the nod against Saints and Frankfurt.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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    Gary Lineker lands shock Glastonbury gig as he prepares to step down from Match of the Day role

    DEPARTING Match of the Day host Gary Lineker is set for a shock appearance at Glastonbury Festival this summer.The annual music festival will take place in June, featuring headline acts including The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, and Neil Young.Lineker hosted Match of the Day for 25 yearsCredit: GettyThe England striker turned pundit is set to give a talk on Glastonbury’s ‘The Information’ stage alongside a crop of artists and activistsCredit: GettyFormer Lionesseds Carly Telford (left) and Jill Scott (right) are also set for appearances at The InformationCredit: Paul Tonge – The SunBut appearing among the world-famous musicians and comedians will be the former Leicester and England striker turned pundit.He is set to leave his hosting role at Match of the Day come the end of this season after 25 years in the job, but will soon return to the limelight as part of the ‘Silver Hayes’ programme.Silver Hayes is an area of Glastonbury which generally plays host to dance music, but Lineker will appear on ‘The Information’ stage.It is described by Glastonbury’s website as “a space for discussion, debate, and understanding on today’s current affairs and cultural issues,” under the slogan “optimism is a political act.”Read more footballAlso speaking are former Lionesses Jill Scott and Carly Telford, who is now a commercial manager at Chelsea Women’s FC.Dulwich Hamlet player Lucy Monkman will contribute a DJ set.The Information is a self-described “dedicated space for discussion and debate… with a diverse programme of speakers, activists and political figures.”The subject of Lineker’s talk is yet to be officially confirmed.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSThe Information’s day-by-day timetable is yet to be announced.Lineker recently told FourFourTwo magazine that he does not expect to work with the BBC after leaving Match of the Day.’I don’t like it’ – Gary Lineker has wild reaction after spotting ex-Match of the Day star at Baller League launchHe has committed to appearing on The Assembly, an ITV show launched last year which will see celebrities grilled by a cast of interviewers with autism, neurodiversities, and learning disabilities.His focus, though, will likely land on his Goalhanger Podcasts network, which includes flagship show The Rest is Football and other popular shows including The Rest is Politics and The Rest is History. More