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Sep 2023
18m 11s

England Fallout Continues, Rubiales Resi...

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More fallout from England's draw in Ukraine.


Southgate's England legacy pondered as the likes of Henry Winter, Adrian Durham and Adrian Bevington reflect on the shift in culture Southgate has overseen. 


Alex Crook brought us the latest on Man Utd winger Anthony, as his return to the club is delayed 'until further notice', following allegations of abuse, which he's refuted.  


Northern Ireland lost their fifth consecutive Euros qualifier, as they were beaten 1-0 in Kazakhstan, ending any faint hopes of qualification for Germany next summer. 


Nick Easter reflects on England's tactical demolition of Argentina in their Rugby World Cup opener and Tony Cascarino backs Graham Potter's decision to reject the Lyon job. 


And in late breaking news, Luis Rubiales has resigned as president of the Spanish Football Federation following criticism for kissing Spain forward Jenni Hermoso at the Women's World Cup final presentation ceremony. Andy Brassell gave his initial reaction to the news on Trans Europe Express


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