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Kerr with a hat trick the third the cheekiest lob you'll ever see 😄

1-0 up v PSG lauren James nice ball in for Kerr

Everton could land an additional financial penalty and another 7 point deduction. This comes amid claims that Leicester, Burnley, Leeds and Southampton – all of whom suffered relegation from the Premier League during the time since the investigation against Everton was launched – are banding together to claim for hundreds of millions of pounds in lost revenue. PL is fracturing big time - keep an eye on those six that tried to break away for a 'suoer league', they will feel 'its their time' again

Barcelona icon Dani Alves faces NINE YEARS in prison for 'sexual assault' of woman in VIP area of a nightclub Always was a dirty cunt when he played us

Blimey that's going back a bit Seems the FA is acting like Putin in having 'kompromat' over dozens of clubs and transactions in order to pursue a relentless number of fines and an endless revenue stream

Yeah makes sense Mauricio Pochettino said Nkunku wanted to return in next game with Newcastle But Chelsea will ease the summer signing in more gently after meniscus issue

Using that analogy, If you have had a survey on the house, and the suspect roof had not been highlighted, then the surveyors would be liable. Clearlake lawyers would sustain that the Fit and Proper person standard should also be reciprocated in that they are not purchasing a disrepuatable business. At the very least they could sue their own lawyers.

Chelsea and Man City issued relegation warning after Everton's 10-point deduction Chelsea and Manchester City have been warned that they could face relegation from the Premier League after Everton were deducted 10 points for breaching the Premier League’s Financial Fair Play rules. reuters

Everton deducted 10 points by Premier League over financial fair play breach By that ruling Man City should be relegated to the Conference League with their 100+ breaches......

Eem a rude bwoy

Robbed last night again Chelsea manager Emma Hayes says her side were "robbed" of victory by "embarrassing" refereeing in their 2-2 draw with Real Madrid in the Women's Champions League. The Blues dominated their Group D opener but were undone by two controversial decisions - a late penalty call against them and a last-gasp winner ruled out for offside. There is no video assistant referee in the Women's Champions League group stage, unlike the men's competition. "I can't remember the last time we were in a game like that when two humongous decisions like that have gone against us," said Hayes. "That is a lot tonight." In the 77th minute, shortly after Sam Kerr had given Chelsea a 2-1 lead, Real Madrid forward Athenea del Castillo was caught by Jessie Fleming and went down in the penalty area. A spot-kick was awarded by Danish referee Frida Klarlund but replays showed the foul had actually occurred outside the box, with Del Castillo's momentum and a slick surface meaning the World Cup winner skidded into the area. After conceding the late leveller Chelsea pushed for an injury-time winner and thought they had taken all three points when defender Millie Bright curled in a brilliant cross for Niamh Charles, who volleyed home from close range. But seconds after the ball hit the back of the net the assistant referee's flag was raised and the goal was ruled out for offside. Frustratingly again for the visitors, replays showed the call was wrong - Charles had timed her run perfectly and was comfortably onside. Winning goal at least 10 feet on side.....

Yeah, they will try anything to administer a fine. Meanwhile, they seem to have turned a blind eye to Man Citys 100+ financial irregularities

Apparently all this was revealed to the FA when the new owners arrived. A Chelsea spokesperson said: "These allegations pre-date the club's current ownership. They are based on documents which the club has not been shown and do not relate to any individual who is presently at the club." The spokesperson said during the purchase of the club the current owners became aware of "potentially incomplete financial reporting concerning historical transactions during the club's previous ownership". They added: "Immediately following the completion of the purchase, the club proactively self-reported these matters to all applicable football regulators. "In accordance with the club's ownership group's core principles of full compliance and transparency the club has proactively assisted the applicable regulators with their investigations and will continue to do so."

Great last night -and the atmosphere was back to how it used to be on the back of the spuds mashing, also how long since we scored 8 in two games ? Haaland wouldnt have got in front of cucu without pulling him back first, so another 2 points stolen by Anthony Taylor

Real Madrid are looking to trigger 23-year-old Norway striker Erling Haaland's Manchester City release clause when it comes into play next summer, which is believed to be about 200m euros (£174m). (AS - in Spanish)

Jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the way -oh what fun it is to see Tottenh*m lose away

🤣 that Spurs fan predicting 4-1

Toulouse 2 -0 Liverpool and Brighton beating Ajax 0-2

Great linking with him and Sterling on the break, his attitude is good as well, just need another hat trick v City and hes an instant legend

Yup was thinking Drogs first season. Love his attitude, can tell hes up for it, and shushing the spuds fans. However Jackson needs to learn about heading....

Bottom of the table. If I was Utd fan I'd want Glazers out, Ten Hag out

Roony chants ringing round the stadium -Utd fans must love it 😀

4-3 nice one

Premier League set to vote on temporary ban on loan signings from clubs with same owners… in a move which would stop Newcastle snapping up Saudi-based players in January. Premier League shareholders will vote on a temporary BAN involving incoming loan signings between clubs with the same owners later this month, meaning Newcastle would not be able to arrange deals for players in Saudi Arabia. It will need 14 of the 20 top-flight members to agree to pass the fast-tracked proposal on November 21, and this is expected to happen. That would close the door on Newcastle loaning the likes of Ruben Neves from Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal, whose Public Investment Fund owners have an 80 per cent stake at St James’ Park. Former Wolves midfielder Neves would be an ideal replacement for Sandro Tonali, who is currently banned for 10 months after breaking gambling rules in Italy.