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      Kieran McKenna would be mad to take Chelsea job and would think twice about Brighton – but couldn’t turn down dream role

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      KIERAN McKENNA is the hottest managerial property but I would be gobsmacked if he quits Ipswich this summer.UNLESS  … Manchester United come knocking.Kieran McKenna might resist anything except Man UtdCredit: GettyThere is a gut feeling around Portman Road he would be unable to turn them down.I’ve met and spoken to McKenna on a number of occasions, talked to his players, some of those who work alongside him and watched his team’s incredible journey from League One mid-table fodder to the Premier League.And it is no surprise he is being linked with the current vacancies at Chelsea and Brighton. He was already getting touted for top-flight jobs LAST SUMMER such is the high regard he is held in elite football circles.Crystal Palace approached him before opting for Oliver Glasner when Roy Hodgson left.READ MORE TOP STORIESYet — knowing the way McKenna operates and works — he would think twice about making what is effectively a side-step move to the Sussex coast after everything he has built in Suffolk.Yes, Brighton are more advanced in their journey and now an established Premier League club that has just had a season in the Europa League — but McKenna firmly believes Ipswich can reach that level too.And he would be stark raving mad to walk into what is effectively a snake pit at Stamford Bridge. Talk of him suddenly pitching up at Chelsea — especially after what happened to Graham Potter — is for the birds.A few defeats there and he would be out of a job and his reputation could be tarnished.Most read in ChampionshipBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSHowever keeping Ipswich up would only enhance his standing in the game — while going down would not harm it at all. Although Ipswich are already a better side than the likes of Luton and Nottingham Forest.McKenna has a long-term strategy of where he wants to head. That is to manage in the Champions League and competing for trophies. Clearly that is something that is unlikely to happen at Ipswich.How Man Utd could line up under Pochettino But, he understands that he is only two-and-a-half years into his own frontline management journey.McKenna is genuinely excited to be leading Ipswich into the Premier League and has no desire to walk away at this moment.He has completely invested himself into Ipswich and when I spoke to him a couple of weeks ago he was adamant he wanted to write another glorious chapter in his Portman Road story.And that is what he is most likely to do before inevitably leaving for one of the big guns.But I understand Manchester United would be too huge an opportunity and personally special for him to turn down if they decide to give Erik ten Hag the tin tat after this Saturday’s FA Cup final against Manchester City.McKenna understands United inside out — running their academy and working as an assistant and first-team coach under the likes of Jose Mourinho and Ole Gunnar Solsksjaer.He always speaks highly of his time there and his fondness for United as a club and is still popular and in touch with many of the backroom staff he worked with during his five years there.It was apt he received his LMA manager of the year award from Sir Alex Ferguson and there is a gut instinct at Ipswich that they would struggle to keep him if SIr Jim Ratcliffe did call him up.Ipswich CEO Mark Ashton, who was with McKenna, certainly is not worried about losing McKenna and is confident that quadrupling his annual salary to £5million-a-year in a new four-year deal is proof they mean business and are not just going into the top flight to make up the numbers.Having worked at United, he knows how to handle big-name players. You will struggle to find a single one who has anything but the highest praise.McKenna’s biggest assets are his calmness under pressure, his meticulous attention to detail, attacking mindset and loyalty to those he has enjoyed working with.When Ipswich won promotion to the Championship, players at Portman Road were openly talking at the start of the season about having a tilt for Premier League football.Leif Davis — who McKenna signed from Leeds two years ago and has helped make him the best left-back in the Championship last season — told me the manager spoke only about going for promotion rather than consolidating.And that is typical of McKenna — he doesn’t see any point in setting the bar low. His bar is always raised high. Anyone who has played for him or worked with him will tell you exactly that.He is always bold when making substitutes. The amount of games that have been won thanks to McKenna switches usually around the hour mark has been nothing short of remarkable.Just when teams feel they have had Ipswich’s measure he has brought on impact players such as Omari Hutchinson and Jeremy Sarmiento in particular to power to victory.Having worked at United, he knows how to handle big-name players and egos. You will struggle to find a single one of them who has anything but the highest praise for McKenna.Even Solskjaer believes McKenna is destined for the top – and he is. But not right now.Another manager being touted for a switch this summer after leading his club to promotion is Leicester’s Enzo Maresca.Oliver Glasner, seen with England call-up Eberechi Eze, landed the Crystal Palace job despite McKenna being approached for the jobCredit: GettyThe Foxes boss, who worked as Pep Guardiola’s assistant, won the Championship title, pipping Ipswich by a point.Chelsea are said to have spoken with him.There is little doubt that the Spaniard has transformed the way Leicester play — and at times this season were the Man City of the Championship.But Leicester fans started to get restless with him for what they perceived as painstakingly slow football at times. Maresca was unhappy when details came out that Leicester could face a points deduction in the Premier League for breaking profit and sustainability rules.When I spoke with him after they wrapped up the Championship title at Preston, he was seeking assurances going forward that the club were not in any danger of being punished this coming season.Although he did a pretty good job at the King Power, he surely needs to earn his stripes in the top-flight before he can be seriously considered for the Stamford Bridge job.READ MORE SUN STORIESAs good as he has been, he is not as strong a candidate at McKenna.The Ipswich boss is destined for a top job soon — but the jury is still out on Maresca. 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      Leeds vs Southampton – Championship play-off final: Whites and Saints go head-to-head for spot in Premier League

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      LEEDS take on Southampton in the Championship play-off final on Sunday afternoon.Both sides will be looking to secure an instant return to the Premier League.Leeds booked their spot in the Championship play-off final after beating Norwich over two legsCredit: GETTYSouthampton beat West Brom in the semi-finalsCredit: GETTYLeeds thrashed Norwich 4-0 in their semi-final home leg to book their spot at Wembley.While Adam Armstrong’s double helped Southampton to a 3-1 triumph against West Brom over two legs.The Saints have got the better of Leeds in both of their meetings during the regular season as Russell Martin’s men eye a hat-trick of wins against the Whites – topped off with the richest prize in football.When is the Championship play-off final?
      Leeds vs Southampton will take place on Sunday, May 26.
      Kick off will be at 3pm BST.
      Wembley Stadium will host.
      READ MORE IN EFLWhat TV channel is the Championship play-off final on and can it be live streamed?
      Leeds vs Southampton will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event.
      Sky Sports customers can live stream the match on the NOW/Sky Sports app.
      Alternatively, you can follow SunSport’s live blog to keep up to date with all the action from Wembley.
      Team newsFor Leeds, Patrick Bamford could return to the squad after missing the last four games, including the play-off semi-finals, with injury.Pascal Struijk will be out for the final as he continues to recover from groin surgery.Sam Byram could return for the Whites after missing the semi-final second leg with an injury.Most read in FootballSaints goalkeeper Gavin Bazuno will remain unavailable with an Achilles injury he sustained in April.Scottish playmaker Stuart Armstrong is out after he suffered a serious problem late on in the season.Strikers Che Adams and Ross Stewart are both in a race to be fit for the play-off final.What are the odds?Match result
      Leeds – 13/10
      Draw – 11/5
      Southampton – 2/1
      To be promoted
      Leeds – 4/6
      Southampton – 23/20
      *Odds courtesy of Paddy Power and are correct at the time of publication. More

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      Brighton line up former star to replace De Zerbi after he was spotted in box days after being sacked by EFL side

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      LIAM ROSENIOR has emerged as a contender in the race to become new Brighton manager.Albion are stepping up their search for a coach to take over from Roberto de Zerbi, who left after the final game defeat to Manchester United.Liam Rosenior has emerged as a contender for the Brighton jobCredit: GettyRoberto De Zerbi left Brighton after the final match of the Premier League seasonCredit: PARosenior was a guest of Brighton’s directors for last week’s home match against Chelsea.He was sacked by Championship side Hull earlier this month after the team failed to make the Play Offs – finishing seventh.But he is seen as an enterprising, young coach in much the same way as Graham Potter was when he was hired by Brighton after managing in in the EFL with Swansea City.Rosenior faces fierce competition for the job from promoted Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna who has been heavily linked with Brighton.Read More on FootballRosenior, 39, played for Albion and coached their under 23 sides early in his managerial career.He has also been linked to other Championship sides including Sunderland.Russell Martin, Francesco Farioli, Will Still, Thomas Frank and Steve Cooper are also among those that have been linked with the job.Potter has also been tipped for a sensational return to Sussex.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSBrighton next manager oddstalkSPORT BET odds

      Kieran McKenna – 11/10
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      Russell Martin – 10/1
      Liam Rosenior – 14/1
      Graham Potter – 14/1
      Will Still – 20/1
      Thomas Frank – 25/1
      Thiago Motta – 25/1
      Steve Cooper – 25/1
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      Potter left the Amex Stadium to become Chelsea manager in September 2022, but he was sacked seven months later and is yet to find another job.Man Utd are also understood to be interested in the ex-Brighton boss.Hull City SACK Liam Rosenior in shock decision just weeks after Manager of the Year nominationOutgoing midfielder Adam Lallana has urged Brighton fans to be patient with whoever takes over from De Zerbi.He said: “I’m gutted we couldn’t give Roberto the send-off he deserves for everything he’s done at this football club.”It’s important that the fans stay patient with whoever the new manager is.”I think Brighton have extremely overachieved in the last couple of years. Roberto is a huge part of that.”It’s important as a football club that we say thanks to him because he was the gold-dust on top, in my opinion, that got us to Europe, that got us to creating history here.”Brighton fans must be patient, says LallanaBy Tom Barclay
      ADAM LALLANA has called for Brighton fans to be patient with Roberto De Zerbi’s successor – as the club have “extremely overachieved” in recent years.
      Sunday’s 2-0 home defeat to Manchester United was De Zerbi’s last game in charge after the Italian decided to call it quits after failing to agree on the club’s vision going forward.
      That was despite having no job offers lined up and still having two years remaining on his contract.
      It was also the final Seagulls appearance for Lallana, who has left after four years with the South-Coast side which saw the team play in Europe for the first time ever.
      The former Liverpool and England star, 36, said: “I’m gutted we couldn’t give Roberto the send-off he deserves for everything he’s done at this football club.
      “It’s important that the fans stay patient with whoever the new manager is.
      “I think Brighton have extremely overachieved in the last couple of years. Roberto is a huge part of that.
      “It’s important as a football club that we say thanks to him because he was the gold-dust on top, in my opinion, that got us to Europe, that got us to creating history here.
      “I’ve been extremely fortunate that our paths crossed in the last couple of years and I’m forever grateful for that.”
      Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna is among the names in the frame to take over from De Zerbi.
      Brighton finished 11th but have a number of exciting young players including Valentin Barco, Joao Pedro and Simon Adingra on their books.
      Asked what state the Seagulls are currently in, Lallana replied: “Extremely good.
      “You only have to look at the numbers, the turnover, the young talent that is out there. Of course they will have blips in the road but it’s an extremely well-run football club. They’ll bounce back next year for sure.
      “It’s such a wonderful job for whoever is fortunate enough to take it.” More

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      Former Liverpool and Wales wonderkid wakes up unemployed at 24 after being released by Championship side

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      FORMER Liverpool and Wales wonderkid Ben Woodburn is searching for a new club after his contract with Preston North End expired.He is one of two players released from the club and is joined by veteran defender Greg Cunningham, 33, in being released.Ben Woodburn has been released by PrestonCredit: GettyHe came through the academy at LiverpoolCredit: GettyWoodburn, 24, joined Preston from Liverpool in July 2022.The midfielder made 21 appearances for the club in the Championship this season.He made 63 appearances for Preston in total, but only made 13 league starts for The Lilywhites during his time at the club.Woodburn came through the academy at Liverpool under former coach Jurgen Klopp.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLHe made 11 appearances during his time there, with one of these coming in the Premier League.Woodburn also has 11 caps for Wales and scored on his debut when he was just 17 against Austria.His most recent inclusion in a Wales squad came in 2021.Elsewhere in Preston’s retained list, the club have offered a new deal to captain Alan Browne.Most read in FootballWoodburn scored for Wales on his debutCredit: GettyCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe 29-year-old Irishman has made 374 appearances for Preston since joining from Cork City.Midfielder Lewis Leigh, 20, has also been offered a new contract.Trent Alexander Arnold, Virgil Van Dijk and Jurgen Klopps wife tearful as Klopp leaves LiverpoolChed Evans, 35, has been offered a role as a player-coach.Preston finished tenth in the Championship but ended the season in awful form, losing their last five. More

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      Hull City release seven players including EFL legend and former Premier League starlet days after sacking Liam Rosenior

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      HULL CITY have released seven players after missing out on a Championship Play-Off spot.The Tigers ended the 2023-24 campaign seventh in the Championship table, just three points adrift of the Play-Off places.Billy Sharp (L) has been released by HullCredit: RexAaron Connolly will also leaveCredit: GettyLiam Rosenior was subsequently sacked just days later despite being nominated for Manager of the Season.And club chiefs have green lit seven more departures ahead of the summer transfer window.EFL icon Billy Sharp, who signed a six-month contract upon his arrival in January, is set to leave at the end of June.The 38-year-old has made 410 Championship appearances, 172 League One appearances and 43 Premier League outings in his 20-year playing career.Read More on FootballBefore joining Hull he spent four months with LA Galaxy in the MLS.He also played for Sheffield United, Leeds, Doncaster Rovers, Reading, Nottingham Forest, Southampton and Scunthorpe United.Aaron Connolly, who was tipped to shine in the Premier League after graduating from Brighton’s academy, has also been released.The striker scored eight goals in 30 appearances for the Tigers after joining from Brighton in August.Most read in ChampionshipCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe remaining stars to leave the MKM Stadium are Greg Docherty, Adama Traoré, David Robson, Cyrus Christie and Vaughn Covil.Loan stars Ryan Giles, Tyler Morton, Fabio Carvalho, Noah Ohio, Liam Delap and Anass Zaroury will also return to their respective clubs.Where are they now: The unusual careers of former footballersHull owner Acun Ilicali recently revealed he made the decision to sack Rosenior because he wasn’t a fan of the 39-year-old’s preferred style of play.He told the BBC: “Liam is a very good coach and will be very successful. There are so many positive things.”At the end of the day, me and my team are dreaming of something for this club and there is a football style that we want to see on the pitch.”Liam’s football philosophy is very good and may be successful but we didn’t see it suiting our character for the future.”Liam Rosenior was sacked by Hull earlier this monthCredit: Getty More

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      Huddersfield release EIGHTEEN players including former Premier League striker after disastrous relegation to League One

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      HUDDERSFIELD TOWN have released 18 players following the club’s relegation to League One.The Terriers were demoted from the Championship earlier this month following a 2-0 defeat to Ipswich town.Jordan Rhodes has been released by HuddersfieldCredit: AlamyThe Terriers have been relegated to League OneCredit: GettyAhead of the club’s return to the third division, several players have been let go upon the end of their contracts.And among the group of stars is former Premier League striker Jordan Rhodes.The 34-year-old spent the 2023-24 season on loan at Blackpool where he scored 15 goals in 33 appearances.However, his performances failed to warrant a new deal at the John Smith’s Stadium.Read More on FootballPrior to his spell at Huddersfield, Rhodes spent time with the likes of Norwich, Sheffield Wednesday, Middlesbrough, Blackburn Rovers, Brentford and Ipswich.He also made six Premier League appearances.Brahima Diarra, Connor Mahoney, Yuta Nakayama, Aaron Rowe, Charles Ondo, Giosue Bellagambi, Mustapha Olagunju, Dylan Helliwell, Archie Sheppard, David Adewoju, Shane Maroodza, Michael Acquah, Myles Bright, Ben Midgley, Hazeem Bakre, Freddie Fletcher and Aaron Ojungu have also been let go by Huddersfield.Club officials are currently in talks with Jonathan Hogg, Michael Stoneand Donnell Garrick over new deals.Most read in ChampionshipCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSAnd one-year contract extensions have been triggered for Neo Eccleston and Fope Deru.Huddersfield parted ways with head coach André Breitenreiter two weeks ago, marking the end of his three-month spell in charge. I’m a Premier League star and gave myself a stupid nickname after watching Cool Runnings… it’s still on back of my shirtBreitenreiter was appointed Huddersfield boss in February and signed a two-and-a-half year deal upon his arrival, but his time at the club was dramatically cut short.He was the FOURTH man to take charge of Huddersfield during the 2023-24 Championship campaign. More

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      Former England star to wake up unemployed as Premier League club confirm captain will be released on free transfer

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      FORMER England star Jack Cork is set to join the free agents list.The Burnley captain will be released from the club at the end of his contract.Jack Cork is set to be released by BurnleyCredit: GettyJohann Gudmundsson will also leave Turf MoorCredit: PACork, 34, joined the Clarets from Swansea City in 2017 and has made 266 appearances for the club.The midfielder enjoyed some memorable times at Turf Moor which included scoring winning goals against Blackburn and Istanbul Basaksehir in the Europa League in 2018.Cork led the team back to the Premier League last season by winning the Championship with 101 points.Speaking about his exit, Cork said: “The club has been such a big part of my life for 14 years now.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”Both my kids are Burnley fans. It will always be a club that we’re close to. It’s gone so fast it’s been some journey.”I just want to say a massive thank you to the fans. They’ve been amazing to me since I’ve been here.”They’ve made me feel at home, made me feel so welcome from the start. Everyone at the club has been amazing with us.”I’m looking forward to the next adventure but I don’t know how I’ll feel on Sunday.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”It’ll be nice to get to say goodbye to everyone. Everyone has been so good to us on the journey.”During his career, Cork also enjoyed international football as he earned one cap for England in the 0-0 draw against Germany in 2017.Top 10 highest paid footballers in the world revealed with no Premier League players making the top fiveHe also featured for Team GB at the 2012 Olympics alongside the likes of Craig Bellamy and Micah Richards.Johann Gudmundsson will also leave Turf Moor at the end of the season.The Icelandic winger is the club’s current longest-serving player, having signed from Charlton in 2016.The Clarets are currently in talks over the contracts of Jay Rodriguez and Charlie Taylor.TYSON FURY VS OLEKSANDR USYK LIVE: ALL THE LATEST FROM HUGE UNDISPUTED WORLD TITLE FIGHT More

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      Every Premier League team to receive major cash windfall thanks to little-known rule after Southampton beat West Brom

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      PREMIER LEAGUE football clubs are set to receive a cash windfall of £103milllion thanks to the Championship promotion battle.Leicester and Ipswich confirmed their spots in the top flight next season after finishing first and second in the table.Southampton’s win over West Brom will see the Premier League save £103mCredit: GettyPreviously relegated Leicester already secured their spot back in the top flight last seasonCredit: PALeeds or Southampton will be the third team to join them after securing their spots in the second tier’s play-off final following wins over Norwich and West Brom respectively.With the Foxes, Whites and Saints all being relegated from the Prem last season, it means England’s top flight will no longer need to hand parachute payments down to two of them.Football finance expert Kieran Maguire explained the Prem will save £103m by not having to pay two of the clubs.He said: “Leicester & one of Leeds/Southampton will be promoted to the Premier League. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”This will save Premier League £103m in parachute payments to two of those clubs.”Maguire explained the Prem won’t have to pay £35m to two of the teams for their second season after relegation and will also avoid needing to pay £16.5m to each of them in their third season after relegation.What are parachute payments?TEAMS take a hit in every area when they plunge out of the Premier League and into the Championship.
      Relegated clubs will receive less money from broadcasting rights, matchday income and commercial revenue.
      The Premier League offers each relegated team a parachute payment to ensure that they can cope in the lower leagues.
      Clubs receive these payments – first introduced in 2006 – when they are relegated from the Premier League.
      It aims to ensure that the club can manage with the reduced income from not playing in the top flight.
      For example, the funds will make up for the loss in television revenue and matchday revenue.
      Teams receive to 55 per cent of the broadcast revenues in the first year after relegation.
      It then goes down to 40 per cent in year two and to 20 per cent in year three.
      To read more about how parachute payments work click here.

      The 20 clubs, including returning Leicester and the team who wins the play-off final, will split the £103m between them – meaning a windfall of just over £5m each.However, Maguire was critical of the rules and accused the Premier League of self regulating in with their own interest.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSHe said: “That £103m will be split between Premier League clubs after a vote by Premier League clubs. Self regulation = self interest.”EFL chief Rick Parry described the widening gap between those with access to parachute payments compared to those without as a “major concern”.Southampton fans clash with West Brom supporters and stewards with ‘missiles’ thrown after pitch invasionParry wrote to MPs in 2023 to address his concerns, saying: “The impact of these payments on the competitive balance of the Championship, and on the sustainability of all other clubs, is a major concern for the EFL.”The issue of parachute payments remains one of the main reasons why so many football clubs are financially unsustainable and why the Premier League and EFL have not yet agreed the football-led solution that both the Fan Led Review and White Paper have called for.”In response to Maguire’s post, one social media user said: “Why isn’t this £103m fed into the rest of the pyramid as a windfall, where it would be a good purpose?”A second proposed: “Should be put in to Grass Roots or distributed into the lower leagues.”VAR: The great debate
      Martin Lipton’s pro VAR view
      FAST forward 12 months to May 18, 2025.
      After 89 minutes at Molineux, Wolves, needing to win their last game of the season to stay up, are beating Manchester United, who require a point for Champions League football.
      A ball over the top sends Rasmus Hojlund racing away. The flag stays down. Hojlund scores. Wolves are relegated.
      And on the way home, the dejected Wolves fans see the still image on their phones.
      Hojlund was 2ft offside. No question. A shocker.It means at least a year in the Championship, £100million income drop, a firesale of the squad. While United bank an extra £50m.
      But it’s OK. Every  one of those fans, plus smiling boss Gary O’Neil and the  Wolves board, will line up to say: “No worries. It’s what we voted for. Rough with the smooth.”
      Yes. And I’ve got a bridge to Ireland to sell you.
      Dan King’s anti VAR view
      THREE cheers and a hearty slap on the back for Wolves chairman Jeff Shi.
      For mentioning the unmentionable,  for speaking commonsense to deaf ears, for proposing that VAR should be scrapped.
      Shi is doomed to failure. His suggestion is unlikely to even go to a vote at next month’s Premier League AGM.
      And if it does get that far, it has a cat in hell’s chance of receiving the two-thirds majority required to carry such a radical proposal.But in one statement on Wednesday, Shi proved that he will be the brightest man in that meeting room.
      He claimed VAR ‘has led to numerous unintended negative consequences that are damaging the relationship between fans and football, and undermining the value of the Premier League brand’.
      And he is absolutely spot on.
      The argument against VAR is wide-ranging and yet completely basic.
      If you believe that football is a sport, to be enjoyed in all its spontaneous, high-tempo glory, then you are against VAR.
      If you believe that football is a business, that it is far more important than a mere game, that forensic evidence must be applied, that we must reach the closest point to ultimate justice at all costs — and if you also believe that match-going supporters are irrelevant — then you are in favour of VAR.

      A third user said: “It’s almost like it’s in the PLs interest for clubs to bounce straight back…”Leeds and Southampton will compete in the Wembley final on Sunday 26 May.Last night’s clash between Southampton and West Brom saw a major security breach as home fans clashed with away supporters and players following the 3-1 win.Footage filmed from the away end showed West Brom players trying to applaud their supporters get stranded in a tide of home fans invading the pitch.READ MORE SUN STORIESAnd exclusive SunSport footage revealed a flare being thrown into the away end as stewards fought to separate the two sets of supporters.Police and security staff managed to restore order a couple of minutes before the pitch was cleared.TYSON FURY VS OLEKSANDR USYK LIVE: ALL THE LATEST FROM HUGE UNDISPUTED WORLD TITLE FIGHT More