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Free to watch on ITV, 19:45pm kick off, no HD, no VAR, 4 team group phase, Clive Tyldesley on commentary 🤌🏾 The beautiful game before it was ruined 😢🕊️

😥💔 Morgan Gibbs-White’s voice cracking at the end of this interview when talking about Elliot Anderson losing his mother. More than just football.

I love this from Bristol Rovers manager Steve Evans. Last home game of the season he’s going behind the goal with the Rovers fans in the 80th minute👏

🗣️ ''If you want to get ugly, tell me the word, we can get ugly'' Caroline Dubois reacts to Terri Harper pushing her at their face-off.

This woman and her daughter come and knock on the door of this college house where the students get a parking spot in the driveway and the other two roommates park in the street. The woman is an asthmatic and claims that she always parks in a certain spot and that everyone else is aware and respects it. She tells them to move the car and not to park there anymore. The student refutes it and says it’s public street parking and she has no right to claim it. Why is this woman arguing with them when she can call the city and ask to designate a handicap spot for her, is she being out of line?

Millwall Football Club can confirm that Zak Sturge’s red card from Saturday’s fixture against Blackburn Rovers has been rescinded. Zak was shown a straight red card in the 59th minute following a collision with Rovers forward Yuki Ohashi. Following a successful appeal, the decision has been overturned and he will now be available to face Ipswich Town at Portman Road this weekend.

Terry got his perfect revenge on N’Zogbia — smashed him so hard that even Mikel Obi wasn’t spared lol.

Every time I’ve watched England Under-21s train at home or abroad over the past five years, Ashley Cole was out there early, laying out the balls and cones (pic below), discussing the session with the head coach Lee Carsley. He gave individual instruction to defenders like Levi Colwill and Tino Livramento. They spoke highly of Cole’s counsel and desire to improve them as players. His work ethic and humility inspired them. In matches, Cole would sort the subs with the fourth official. No airs or graces, even though Cole was a genuine superstar as a player. He was the most consistent of the Golden Generation, England’s greatest ever left-back, seventh on his country’s all-time appearance list with 107 caps, winner of seven trophies with Arsenal, nine with Chelsea. He stood up to Cristiano Ronaldo and Arjen Robben. He nailed his two shootout penalties in the 2008 and 2012 UCL finals. He was an elite competitor and winner. After retiring at 38, Cole could have played golf or gone into punditry. Instead, he’s built a coaching career. Along with some other reporters, I helped Cole do the media module of his Pro Licence at St George’s Park. Cole's attention to detail and desire to deliver in his second career was very clear to us. Cole worked his way up, assisting Frank Lampard at Derby, coaching in Chelsea’s academy when Lampard went to the Bridge, and then assisting Lampard at Everton. He assisted Wayne Rooney at Birmingham City. He also assisted Carsley in his six games as caretaker of England’s seniors before becoming a full-time FA coach. Cole, 45, now takes on his first managerial role – at Cesena in Serie B. It’s only until the end of June but an experience, an education and with the possibility of a longer stay. Good luck to Cole. He’s earned the opportunity. He’s grafted for it.

I really hate myself for this but “encouraging signs” did unfortunately give me a chuckle on the drive home

Paul Tierney gets caught in the middle of the Chelsea huddle 😂❓