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    England 5 Ireland 0: Three Lions run riot in perfect Lee Carsley send-off as FOUR stars bag first international goal

    AT half-time, debate was raging over the future of England captain Harry Kane.Within six minutes of the restart, Kane had effectively won this match – and this Nations League group – with one masterful pass and a penalty kick.Anthony Gordon scored his first England goalCredit: PAHarry Kane put the Three Lions ahead from the penalty spotCredit: ReutersConor Gallagher tapped in at close range for his first England goalCredit: PAJarrod Bowen broke his England drought with a smart finish from a free-kickCredit: GettyDebutant Taylor Harwood-Bellis even got in on the actionCredit: ReutersAt 31 and with plenty of miles on the clock, Kane isn’t as mobile as he used to be – and during a frustrating opening 45 minutes, he had struggled for a touch of the ball and been driven to distraction.Yet class is permanent and Kane proved as much with one gorgeous pass which teed up Jude Bellingham to win a penalty, reduced Ireland to ten men and handed the England skipper his 69th international goal.Five minutes later, England were 3-0 up and cruising after Anthony Gordon and Conor Gallagher both netted their first goals for the Three Lions with Ireland’s attempt at parking the bus met with Eval Knievel treatment from Lee Carsley’s men.Jarrod Bowen also broke his international duck and Taylor Harwood-Bellis nodded in soon after arriving for his debut as a sub.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLCarsley’s six-match stint as interim boss must now be considered an overall success as England achieved promotion to the top tier of the Nations League with five wins out of six – and two comprehensive victories this week.The idea that incoming England boss Thomas Tuchel might not want Kane as his first-choice starting centre-forward always felt far-fetched.Last year, the German made it his personal mission to sign Kane for Bayern Munich, for whom he has now scored 61 goals in as many appearances.In Athens on Thursday, Kane was dropped for a meaningful match for the first time in living memory as Carsley handed a start to Ollie Watkins, who netted the opener as England scored an impressive 3-0 win.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSThat was a decent glimpse of a useful Plan B for Tuchel – the pace of Watkins an entirely different proposition to Kane’s many attributes.But for now, Kane as the No9 is still the obvious Plan A. England need his experience, his nous and his sheer weight of goals.Lee Carsley proud of England’s control in crucial Nations League win over Greece Jude Bellingham was instrumental and produced two brilliant assistsCredit: GettyAs well as a recall for Kane, there was a debut here for Newcastle’s Tino Livramento at right-back but Carsley stayed largely loyal to the side who won so convincingly in Athens on Thursday.There was mutual booing of the national anthems and the usual mass deployment of British soldiers on the Wembley pitch, which must have thrilled the away supporters.At least they wouldn’t have to endure former Ireland players scoring against them this time, after early goals from Declan Rice and Jack Grealish condemned them to a 2-0 defeat in Dublin in September.The boys in green were in fine voice with plenty of ironic cheers for any English mishap – but it was the hosts who were making the running.Noni Madueke was bamboozling his full-back with some early trickery, cutting back for Curtis Jones to have a shot deflected over.And from the resulting corner, Kyle Walker – operating at centre-half – got to the near post and glanced a header onto the roof of the net.Bellingham was producing some eye-pleasing moments but England were labouring to break down the massed Irish defence.On one occasion, Madueke wriggled free only to be confronted by seven Irishmen sardined into the six-yard box.Ireland unravelled after Liam Scales was sent offCredit: GettyGallagher was delighted to open his England accountCredit: GettyThere were occasional Irish counter-attacks – Sammie Szmodics appealing for a penalty after a clumsy Walker challenge.Kane was struggling to get involved and was cleaned out by one heavy challenge from Liam Scales.Madueke then made a wild challenge on Callum O’Dowda, earning himself a booking as well as one from Bellingham for a pointless protest.Kane’s frustrations were exemplified in first-half injury-time, first by him retreating close to his central defenders to collect a pass from Jordan Pickford simply to get involved.But then the England captain got into a tangle with Jayson Molumby, whom he dragged to the floor – with both players cautioned by Belgian ref Erik Lambrechts.Yet in the 51st minute, Kane settled this match with one glorious pass from the left wing which picked out Bellingham, who was upended by Scales.The Celtic defender was handed his second yellow card and Kane despatched the penalty coolly after a deliberate stutter in his run-up.Kane celebrated exuberantly as if remembering Thursday night’s rare snub.Ireland’s reduction in manpower was immediately obvious as Livramento charged down the right and produced a cross which cannoned off two Irish defenders before Gordon steered a volley home for a goal made and finished in Newcastle.The quick-fire third came from a Madueke corner, Marc Guehi soaring at the near post to win a header which was despatched by Gallagher at the back stick, nipping ahead of Bellingham to get the vital touch.Bowen – who has apparently been the subject of a sustained campaign from gobby West Ham fans towards Carsley – then arrived as a sub and scored a beauty with his first touch.A free-kick was played short and Bellingham cut back for Bowen to wallop it home, first-time, from the edge of the area.READ MORE SUN STORIESHarwood-Bellis – whose prospective father-in-law is Roy Keane – then arrived for his debut and promptly added the fifth with a downward header from a glorious Bellingham centre.Bellingham, by the way, had been magnificent again. He is England’s first-choice No10 as surely as Kane is the starting No9.England ratings vs IrelandEngland’s newbies put on a five-star second half performance to hammer ten-man Ireland.No fewer than four young Lions bagged their first international goal during the 5-0 win.Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated the England stars at Wembley.Jordan Pickford: 6Matched the great Gordon Banks by reaching 73 caps. But the Everton stopper was pretty much a spectator as Ireland showed little ambition in attack.Tino Livramento: 7Became the seventh player across Carsley’s three England camps to be handed a debut. It was his cross which caused panic in the Irish defence, allowing Gordon to volley home his first England goal. Kyle Walker: 6Played at centre-back in back four for his 93rd cap. Headed an early chance over, had a couple of scares before the break before being withdrawn just after the hour when the game was up for the visitors.Marc Guehi: 7Was a little clumsy with a challenge on Evan Ferguson inside the box before the break, but nothing was given. Set up a first England goal for his best mate Gallagher with a flick-on from a corner during the goal blitz at the start of the second half.Lewis Hall: 7Admitted to nerves before his debut on Thursday but did not seem to have any here on his first start, playing alongside his Newcastle colleagues Livramento and Gordon. Could this be the start of a long England career for one of our few natural left-backs?Conor Gallagher: 8Was given the nod ahead of Angel Gomes for the second successive game and capped it with his first England goal by poking home Guehi’s flick just before the hour. England’s confidence at that point was summed up by Gallagher attempting a rabona.Curtis Jones: 7Tidy, if not hitting the heights of his magnificent debut three days earlier. But overall, another success story of the brief Carsley era which has given Thomas Tuchel plenty more options to consider.Noni Madueke: 7His final ball was not quite there compared to his man-of-the-match performance in Athens. But the Chelsea man still caused Ireland all manner of problems with the explosive way he runs at opponents.Jude Bellingham: 9 STAR MANEffectively had three assists as he won the penalty for Harry Kane’s opener – which led to Scales being sent off – and teed up goals for subs Bowen and Harwood-Bellis. A brilliant display from the Real Madrid superstar. How lucky we are to have him. Anthony Gordon: 7Lovely volley for his first England goal and you could see how much it meant to him with his celebration. Caused Ireland issues with his direct running in a promising display.Harry Kane: 7A ponderous first half led to genuine questions over his suitability to this team… but then he showed why he is still the man with a stunning ball to Bellingham in the build-up to the opener.Stuck away the resulting penalty when Bellingham was tripped for his 69th England goal.SUBS:Taylor Harwood-Bellis (on for Walker, 62): 8Followed up Jones’ feat in Greece of netting on his England debut as he brilliantly headed home Bellingham’s fine cross to make it five.Morgan Rogers (on for Gordon, 74): 7Looked confident when coming on and ready to cause more misery against the tired ten men of Ireland. Would have had an assist had Jarrod Bowen put away his cutback.Dominic Solanke (on for Gallagher, 74): 6Almost diverted in his first England goal from fellow sub Bowen’s cross but was beaten to it, just, by the defender.Jarrod Bowen (on for Madueke, 74): 8Crashed home his first England goal with his first touch, seconds after coming on, to make it 4-0.Angel Gomes (on for Jones, 79): 6Tidied up and looked comfortable again in possession. Booked. More

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    Roy Keane’s future son-in-law scores minutes into England debut as ex-Ireland and Man Utd star watches on in ITV studio

    ROY KEANE watched on from the studio as his future son-in-law scored on his England debut.Taylor Harwood-Bellis made his first Three Lions appearance in the Nations League tie against Ireland, coming off the bench for Kyle Walker after 62 minutes.Taylor Harwood-Bellis made his England debut versus IrelandCredit: GettyAnd he scored on his first appearance for his countryCredit: GettyHe is engaged to Roy Keane’s daughter LeahCredit: InstagramAnd it took him just 17 minutes to get on the scoresheet, heading home a Jude Bellingham cross to score England’s last goal in their 5-0 win.But away from the pitch, Harwood-Bellis, 22, is engaged to Leah Keane.Her dad is former Ireland and Manchester United captain Roy Keane.Harwood-Bellis even wore the No16 shirt on debut, which was his father-in-law’s number throughout his glittering career.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLKeane was there to watch the moment at Wembley Stadium as he was on punditry duty with ITV.Asked about Harwood-Bellis joining his family, Roy joked: “It’s not done and dusted yet, things can change really quickly in the Keane household.”But he also gave him a glowing review, saying: “It’s nice for him, it’s good for him to make his debut.”He is a really kid good and his family have done a great job.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS”He has got a goal threat. Over the last few months, he has showed he has got a goal in him for Southampton.”This was Harwood-Bellis’ first call-up to the England squad after previously captaining the Under-21s to glory at the Euros last year.Taylor Harwood-Bellis discusses being called up for the England squad for the first time He was asked about his close connection to Keane prior to the match, saying: “It’s something that is good and I take a lot of advice.”Sport runs in the Harwood-Bellis family, with his uncle Steve a chief at EFL club Stockport and his twin sister Becky represented Great Britain in basketball. More

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    England legend makes bold statement with choice of outfit for Ireland clash live on ITV

    TONY ADAMS made a bold outfit choice as he cheered on England against Ireland in their final Nations League game.The Three Lions face the Irish in Lee Carsley’s last match as interim manager before Thomas Tuchel takes the reigns.Tony Adams’ outfit was called a ‘bold statement’ by ITVCredit: X/ ITVFOOTBALLAdams was seen pitchside ahead of kick-offCredit: GettyAdams, 58, was a VIP guest at Wembley Stadium for the game and he was seen pitchside before kick-off.His appearance was picked up by ITV cameras and viewers were stunned by his bold fashion choice.Adams wore a mustard-coloured jacket with an England scarf poking out the top.ITV tweeted an image of his look and called it a “bold statement”.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLOne fan said: “Nice of Tony Adams to come to the England match dressed as Pudsey for Children in Need.”Another joked: “He has got my nan’s coat on.”Arsenal legend Adams was seen talking to ex-Tottenham and England star Aaron Lennon pitchside.And he then sat in the stands alongside another former Spurs and Three Lions player in Jermain Defoe. Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSPrior to the match, Adams was interviewed by the Wembley announcer and was asked about England’s 3-0 win over Greece on Thursday.But he replied: “I’ve been in China for two weeks and I’m jet-lagged so I’m not the best-placed to say.” ‘I don’t really like it’ – Harry Kane breaks silence after eight England players pull out of Nations League squadForgotten England stars could benefit from Tuchel appointmentWITH Thomas Tuchel announced as the next England manager, a few forgotten stars might be hopeful of a return to the international set up.The former Chelsea and Bayern Munich manager usually uses a 3-4-3 formation.That could provide an opening for Mason Mount, who’s not been involved in the England set-up since the World Cup in 2022.The now Manchester United star enjoyed his most successful spell under Tuchel while the pair were at Stamford Bridge.Tuchel could also offer lifelines to other previously capped players such as Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Eric Dier.RLC has excelled since his move to AC Milan and with England struggling to find a partner for Rice, he could be the surprise answer.Meanwhile, Dier played for Tuchel at Bayern Munich as part of a back-three last season.The defender did enough to convince the club to make his loan move permanent after he had fallen out of favour at Tottenham.Click here to see the full England XI who could play under Tuchel. More

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    Jude Bellingham pays tribute to ‘legend’ former Manchester City and England star ahead of Ireland clash

    JUDE BELLINGHAM hailed a former Manchester City star a “legend” after working with him for England.The midfielder seems to be enjoying working alongside former Premier League winner Joleon Lescott.Jude Bellingham reserved praise for one of his England coachesCredit: GettyThe pair appear to have been getting on well in trainingCredit: InstagramBellingham shared a photo of the pair of them in training at St. George’s Park, calling him a legend.However Lescott may not be around for much longer as he only moved up to coach the senior team when Lee Carsley was appointed interim manager, having coached the Under-21s under Carsley.Bellingham was put through his paces by Lescott ahead of England’s Nations League clash with Ireland.The Real Madrid star showed a return to form against Greece on Thursday, helping England to a 3-0 win which puts their fate in their own hands.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLA win over Ireland will see them regain their place in Nations League A following relegation two years ago.Bellingham, 21, was pleased with the win and performance against Greece, and he was full of praise for his team-mates after the match.The Galactico said: “A lot was made of the lads that weren’t here but the lads that were here, who showed up, were amazing.“There would have been a million and one excuses if we hadn’t played well or not got over the line.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSEngland ratings vs Greece as Madueke and Jones steal the show after Kane benchedIT IS difficult to remember an England starting XI which, on paper at least, looked as totally underwhelming as this one.Yet manager-in-waiting Thomas Tuchel, presumably watching the game at his home in Bavaria, will have been hugely encouraged by this performance from what appeared to be a complete mish-mash of a team – and one which was awfully short of experience.Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated England’s stars…Jordan Pickford – 8Back in after being dropped for Finland last month – and showed a good response. Great stop to deny Kostas Tsimikas at the near post and alive to danger throughout.Earned his first-ever booking in 72 England caps for time wasting in the first half.Kyle Walker – 7Captain in Harry Kane’s absence and passionately conveyed his side’s frustration to ref Daniel Siebert when Pickford was booked.Moved to centre-back after the break when Ezri Konsa went off.Marc Guehi – 7Another solid performance from the Crystal Palace man who you would think would be a first-choice starter for Thomas Tuchel when the German begins work.Ezri Konsa – 7One of several players targeted by a laser in the crowd, along with Pickford and Belligham.Limped off just before half-time and was replaced by Lewis Hall at the break.Rico Lewis – 7Filled in at left-back over newbie Hall, before moving to the right when the Newcastle man came on.Almost had his first England goal early in the second half but was denied by a fine stop from Hall’s club-mate Odysseas Vlachodimos.Curtis Jones – 9Sparkled on debut in the heart of midfield, not looking overawed in the slightest. Played deeper than he does for Liverpool, but in the same position where he shone for Lee Carsley in England’s triumphant Under-21 Euros last summer.Gorgeous backheel to cap his bow with the third goal.Conor Gallagher – 7Started brightly next to Jones, though gave the ball away a few times after the break. Booked for stopping a quick free-kick early on.Arrived just too late to poke in the rebound from Bellingham’s strike as it had already crossed the line for an own goal.Noni Madueke – 9A blistering first start from the Chelsea man who put real pressure on Bukayo Saka’s place with this performance.He took on his man at every opportunity, at pace, and had excellent end product too, setting up Watkins’ opener and a header for Bellingham which hit the post.Jude Bellingham – 8Some sublime touches and passes from the talisman, including a wonderful ball round the corner to release Madueke in the build-up to the opener.Seemed to thrive with pace all around him and killed off the game with his late strike which hit the post and bounced in off the keeper.Anthony Gordon – 7Provided a threat down the left with his pace and trickery, even if he was outshone by Madueke. A decent display but not one that demanded he start at left wing every game.Ollie Watkins – 7The surprise starter over Harry Kane. He took his early chance well, converting from the edge of the six-yard box.Could have had another when sent clean through but the ball got stuck under his feet.SubsLewis Hall (for Ezri Konsa half-time) – 7Came on at half-time for his debut and did not put a foot wrong.Harry Kane (for Ollie Watkins, 66) – 6Had a curling effort well stopped after exchanging passes with fellow sub Morgan Rogers.Morgan Rogers (for Anthony Gordon, 66) – 8Some exciting touches from the Villa debutant, including one to release Bellingham in the lead-up to the second goal.Jarrod Bowen (for Noni Madueke, 66) – 7Clever nutmeg to free Morgan Gibbs-White, who then teed up Jones.Morgan Gibbs-White (for Gallagher, 79) – 7Cutback for Jones was on the money.Lescott is a big admirer of Bellingham and not just for his football ability, praising his conduct off the pitch.He said: “Jude’s had a huge impact at Real Madrid and that’s incredible to think from a boy who’s come from Birmingham. As a human he’s impressive as well, not just as a footballer, he’s someone you can look up to and admire.ITV ‘do England stars dirty’ as live footage of national anthem singing leaves fans in hysterics”He’s carrying himself well and delivering on the pitch. He understands the game at a level he shouldn’t at his age. Long may it continue for himself and England because he could win the Ballon D’or and that would be a huge thing for England.” More

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    New Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim handed another injury blow before he even starts as star limps off on international duty

    MANCHESTER UNITED star Victor Lindelof has suffered an injury on international duty.The Swede, 30, lined up for his country against Slovakia in the Nations League on Saturday.Victor Lindelof suffered an injury on international dutyCredit: GettyLindelof, 30, was helped off by medical staffCredit: RexLindelof wore the captain’s armband, but was forced off less than half an hour into the contest.The extent of the centre-back’s injury is not yet known.But he needed to be helped off the pitch by two members of Sweden’s medical staff, before later being seen on crutches.Lindelof has struggled for action at Man Utd so far this season.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHe began the campaign with a toe injury, which ruled him out until late September.He is yet to start a game in the Premier League this term, and has played twice in the Europa League.His hopes of impressing new boss Ruben Amorim may have been dashed by his injury woe.Amorim, 39, is known to have deployed a back three formation at Sporting.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSLindelof was later seen on crutchesCredit: RexWith Harry Maguire and Leny Yoro having both missed time this season, Lindelof will be keen to stake a claim.Earlier this week Amorim was dealt a significant blow with Argentine national team medics having identified a “significant hip injury” in Lisandro Martinez.Man Utd fans claim Ruben Amorim could be ‘new Jurgen Klopp’ after heartwarming gesture on stadium tourThe defender will now be assessed by Man Utd’s medical staff.Amorim is set to take charge of his first game as Red Devils boss next Sunday.Following the conclusion of the international break, United will travel to Portman Road to take on Ipswich.Amorim has received one fitness boost, with full-back Tyrell Malacia having returned to action for Man Utd’s Under-21s following 17 months out with a knee injury. More

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    England vs Ireland LIVE SCORE: Three Lions look to secure promotion in Nations League as Kane STARTS – latest updates

    ENGLAND take on fierce rivals Ireland in a huge Nations League clash at Wembley TODAY.A win for the Three Lions will see them secure promotion back to the top tier of the international competition.This afternoon’s clash is also Lee Carsley’s final match in charge of the senior side, with Thomas Tuchel taking the reins on January 1, 2025.The headline team news from Wembley is that captain Harry Kane is back in the starting line-up.Kick-off time: 5pm GMTFREE live stream: ITVXTV channel: ITV1England team: Pickford, Livramento, Walker, Guehi, Hall, Gallagher, Jones, Madueke, Bellingham, Gordon, KaneIreland team: Kelleher, Ebosele, Collins, McGuinness, O’Shea, Scales, Molumby, Cullen, O’Dowda, Ferguson, SzmodicsFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow ALL the action from Wembley with our live blog below…Luton’s McGuinness makes Ireland debutRepublic of Ireland (5-4-1): 1 Kelleher; 4 O’Shea, 20 McGuinness, 22 Collins, 5 Scales, 3 O’Dowda; 21 Ebosele, 6 Cullen, 8 Molumby, 7 Szmodics; 9 FergusonSubs: 16 O’Leary (GK), 23 Travers (GK), 2 Doherty, 10 Parrott, 11 Johnston, 12 O’Brien, 13 Moran, 14 Azaz, 15 Manning, 17 Coventry, 18 McAteer, 19 CannonCopy linkCopiedCarsley names final England XILee Carsley makes three changes for his last of six matches in temporary charge of England.Among them is a senior international debut for Tino Livramento, whose selection at right-back sees Kyle Walker shift across the defence and into the middle to replace the injured Ezri Konsa.There’s another change at left-back as Livramento’s Newcastle colleague Lewis Hall takes over from Rico Lewis.And up front, there is the return of captain Harry Kane; England’s record goalscorer is in for Ollie Watkins.England (4-2-3-1): 1 Pickford; 14 Livramento, 2 Walker, 6 Guehi, 12 Hall; 4 Gallagher, 17 Jones; 23 Madueke, 10 Bellingham, 11 Gordon; 9 KaneSubs: 13 Henderson (GK), 22 Trafford (GK), 3 Lewis, 7 Gibbs-White, 8 Gomes, 15 Quansah, 16 Harwood-Bellis, 18 Watkins, 19 Rogers, 20 Bowen, 21 SolankeCopy linkCopiedGood afternoon from Wembley StadiumWelcome to live SunSport coverage of the Nations League fixture between England and the Republic of Ireland.It’s the final game of Lee Carsley’s short spell in interim charge of the Three Lions before Thomas Tuchel’s takeover – and it could yet end on a high.A win here will see England will top Group B2, and with it earn promotion back to Group A in the Nations League.It’s a 5pm kick-off at the home of football, and here comes confirmation of the starting line-ups…Copy linkCopied More

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    Chelsea injury blow to key midfielder as his international boss details ‘hamstring injury’ that is ‘bothering him’

    CHELSEA have suffered a major injury blow as Romeo Lavia’s injury problems resurfaced on Nations League duty. Belgium manager Domenico Tedesco has confirmed that Lavia was unable to train with his Belgium team-mates this week.Chelsea have suffered a fresh injury below to Romeo LaviaCredit: GettyLavia has suffered a knock in Chelsea’s 1-1 draw with ArsenalCredit: RexTedesco told RTL Sports: “I think Romeo Lavia has a hamstring problem.”It was bothering him this morning and we didn’t want to risk him.”The midfielder was forced off in the closing stages of Chelsea’s 1-1 draw with Arsenal but still reported for international duty with Belgium.But despite insisting he “should be fine”, Lavia was not selected to feature in the Red Devils’ 1-0 defeat to Italy.READ MORE ON CHELSEAAnd he will not be involved against Israel on Sunday either.Lavia’s lack of action has left Chelsea fans and Enzo Maresca sweating on his fitness. The 20-year-old missed the entire 2023-24 campaign following his £50m arrival at Stamford Bridge last summer.He was also unavailable for four games in August and September with a thigh issue.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSBut the former Southampton star has enjoyed a superb Premier League campaign in Maresca’s new-look midfield. Lavia has formed a formidable partnership with Moises Caicedo since being introduced to the starting XI.Chelsea fans lose their minds as club legend RETURNS in Lavia announcement video and beg him to ‘sign one-year deal’The £165m pairing have even pushed Argentina World Cup star Enzo Fernandez out of the starting line-up.Fernandez’ benching amounts to a huge midfield conundrum as the 23-year-old Argentine was brought in on a £107m price tag.Maresca admitted only last month that he was “afraid” of Lavia potentially getting injured.Chelsea will hope Lavia will be fit when they return to action against Leicester City on 23 November.Meanwhile, those in West London stand on tender hooks to see how Cole Palmer is too.The 22-year-old Prem star was spotted limping after the Arsenal game and withdrew from England’s Nations League duty.READ MORE SUN STORIESBut Palmer wore a disguise as he rocked up to watch Stockport County beat Wrexham 1-0 in League One on Saturday. More

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    England vs Ireland: Get £20 in free bets and £10 casino bonus with BoyleSports, plus 3/1 Three Lions boost

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