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Sport weekly: Sandro Tonali and football’s gambling problem

Newcastle United star banned for 10 months over illegal betting, but critics point to football’s gambling ‘hypocrisy’.

Al Jazeera

Football’s ‘hypocrisy’: Betting scandals hit the sport in Italy and beyond

Football faces renewed criticism over its failure to address the problem and its partnerships with gambling companies.

Al Jazeera

Casemiro in ‘race against the clock’ to be fit for Manchester derby

Casemiro for a third straight game, with an ankle injury sustained on Brazil duty putting his place in jeopardy.

The Independent UK

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Erik ten Hag reveals Casemiro injury latest ahead of Manchester derby

The midfielder is facing a race against time to be fit to face Manchester City at Old Trafford

The Independent UK

Erik ten Hag reveals Manchester United 'are talking' with FA over Alejandro Garnacho social media post

Garnacho could be punished for a controversial post despit ehte

Evening Standard

Manchester United: Alejandro Garnacho risks ban despite support from Andre Onana over controversial post

Onana has insisted the teenager should not face punishment but an FA charge remains a possibility

Evening Standard

Andre Onana defends Alejandro Garnacho over social media post

The 19-year-old posted a photograph containing gorilla emojis after United’s Champions League win over Copenhagen on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

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Andre Onana defends Manchester United teammate Alejandro Garnacho over gorilla emoji post

The Football Association is investigating Garnacho’s social media post

The Independent UK

Alejandro Garnacho could face FA sanction for Onana social media post

The Manchester United winger used gorilla emojis above picture of goalkeeper after European win, but Onana said: ‘This matter should go no further’

The Guardian - UK

Big Cup thrills abound as the fun stops for Newcastle against Dortmund

In today’s Football Daily: Setbacks for Newcastle and Sandro Tonali, Graeme Souness sounds off and a Sheffield Wednesday update

The Guardian - UK

‘Difficult to keep everybody happy’: Earps on evolving relationship with fans

Mary Earps has said it is ‘really difficult to keep everybody happy’ as the ability for players to interact with fans has become harder with larger crowds

The Guardian - UK

Former Sunderland chairman Sir Bob Murray on Newcastle, sportswashing and football’s forgotten roots

Sir Bob Murray has written a book, I’d Do it All Again, about what the game is supposed to be and what it represents in an age where state ownership is eroding football’s community foundations

The Independent UK

Niamh Charles hopes FA changes will make England ‘more representative’

The Chelsea defender Niamh Charles admitted England have ‘probably failed at some point’ in terms of team diversity

The Guardian - UK

Niamh Charles admits it will take time for diversity progress to be seen in women's football

Arsenal recently accepted that they needed to improve the diversity in their women's side

Evening Standard

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Evening Standard

Beth England interview: Hip surgery may have saved my career... I'm very lucky

Lionesses star speaks exclusively to Standard Sport on her recovery, Olympic ambitions, Tottenham captaincy and love of dogs

Evening Standard

Forensic Analytics: Crime analysis software takes engineer from BT to the DEA

Today every one of the UK’s police forces are customers of Forensic Analytics

The Independent UK

Former BBC boss on Israel reporting: BBC always gets attacked in times of crisis

Greg Dyke cited the broadcaster’s coverage of the Falklands war as an example of previous criticism.

The Conversation

The divisions exposed in Britain by the conflict in the Middle East

Much of the reaction in Britain to a crisis that has yet to acquire a specific designation, has concentrated on words used, and not used – their significance amplified by what their use, or non-use, may be held to mean.

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The Guardian - UK

Sometimes it’s OK for middle-aged sports presenters to say nothing

Say anything and you take sides; say nothing and you are accused of complicity – but does the world really need my view on the horror of the Israel-Hamas war?

The National (Scotland)

No UEFA competition matches to be played in Israel ‘until further notice’

The announcement comes amid the escalating Israel-Palestine conflict

Evening Standard

FA chief calls for 'transparency' and quicker VAR after Liverpool saga

Luis Diaz's disallowed goal at Tottenham could have long-lasting implications and Mark Bullingham is excited by use of semi-automated offsides

The Guardian - UK

FA ‘recognises hurt’ over decision not to light Wembley arch in Israel colours

Mark Bullingham said he ‘recognises the hurt’ caused to the Jewish community by the FA’s decision not to light the Wembley arch in the colours of Israel following the atrocities committed there by Hamas

The Independent UK

Chief executive says FA to review lighting Wembley arch as act of tribute

Mark Bullingham accepted the “hurt” caused to the Jewish community by the FA’s decision.

Evening Standard

FA chief acknowledges 'hurt' of decision not to light Wembley arch in Israel colours ahead of review

Mark Bullingham says FA will consider whether famous stadium's arch should be used to acknowledge tragedies again amid Israel-Hamas conflict

The Independent UK

England supporters who boo Jordan Henderson are ‘not proper fans’, says Harry Maguire

Harry Maguire took offence at the booing directed at Jordan Henderson during England’s recent wins over Australia and Italy at Wembley

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