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Nunez played all 90 minutes in Uruguay's 1-0 away defeat to Peru. Not a great game - Uruguay were very dysfunctional and seemed to get worse as the game progressed... with Nunez isolated and feeding off scraps. Peru were good value for their win - their first in this WCQ campaign. Saturday 12th October... Robertson, Doak : Croatia vs Scotland - 5pm. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex0N81_A2cU Bradley : Belarus vs Northern Ireland - 7.45pm. www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5JOfuJWsNo Jota : Poland vs Portugal - 7.45pm. www.youtube.com/watch?v=UitM5XugfJw ^ Bradley captains Northern Ireland tonight - LFC link

Virgil van Dijk 2nd yellow card against Hungary 78' - https://caulse.com/v/67998 ^ Hungary 1-1 Netherlands - FT; Gakpo assist for the Dutch equaliser - https://caulse.com/v/24106 Szoboszlai put in a shift - led well and played all match, Gakpo played well out wide (subbed on 90'), Gravenberch did well too - played all game (in a congested midfield). Physical game - and likely tired legs. Quansah played all 90 minutes, Morton played 78 mins, in England U21's late 2-1 home win vs Ukraine. Koumas stayed on the bench for Wales 2-2 away draw vs Iceland (Wales were 2-0 up).

Friday 11th October... Salah played all 90 mins of Egypt 2-0 Mauritania. Mo's goal on 79' - https://streamin.one/v/f02bb48a Morton & Quansah both start for England U21 vs Ukraine U21 - 7.45pm. Koumas on bench (no Beck) : Iceland vs Wales - 7.45pm. Szoboszlai starts for Hungary's home match vs Netherlands - 7.45pm. Van Dijk, Gravenberch, Gakpo all start in Hungary vs Netherlands - 7.45pm. Nunez will likely start for Uruguay, away vs Peru - 2.30am.

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Friday 11th October... Salah starts : Egypt vs Mauritania - 5pm. https://vipleague.im/football/egypt-vs-mauritania-streaming-link-1 ^ Egypt 2-0 Mauritania; Mohamed Salah goal 79' - https://streamin.one/v/f02bb48a Morton & Quansah start : England U21 vs Ukraine U21 - 7.45pm. Free: www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRh_RfK1EPM Koumas on bench (no Beck) : Iceland v Wales - 7.45pm. S4C, BBC iPlayer, S4C Online. Stream Szoboszlai starts : Hungary vs Netherlands - 7.45pm. Free & live: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Tqsjw-VlMw Van Dijk, Gravenberch, Gakpo all start : Hungary vs Netherlands - 7.45pm. ^ free and live on the youtube link above. Nunez : Peru vs Uruguay - 2.30am. https://vipleague.im/football/peru-vs-uruguay-streaming-link-1

Luis Diaz played 78 minutes of Colombia's 1-0 away defeat to 10-man Bolivia. Bolivia [1] - 0 Colombia; Miguelito 57' - https://streamin.one/v/34eb53ac (nice goal) Mac Allister is listed as a sub for Argentina in their away match vs Venezuela (though seems all players in the international squads are listed as subs these days). Doubt he'll be playing any part of the match tonight.

Endo played all 90 mins in Japan's 2-0 win vs Saudi. Kelleher played all 90 mins in Ireland's 2-1 win vs Finland. No chance on the goal. Konate played all 90 mins in France's 4-1 win vs Israel. Trent played all 90 mins in England's 2-1 defeat vs Greece. Jones didn't get on the pitch.

England 0 - [1] Greece; Vangelis Pavlidis 49‎'‎ - https://caulse.com/v/74014 'After the goal, the entire Greece squad went to pay respect to George Baldock'... Vangelis Pavlidis disallowed goal against England 83' - https://caulse.com/v/8949 England [1] - 1 Greece; Jude Bellingham 87‎'‎ - https://caulse.com/v/35309 England 1 - [2] Greece; Pavlidis 90‎+‎4‎'‎ - https://caulse.com/v/37565 & https://streamin.one/v/h95sock5 '[Squawka] Greece have beaten England for the first time ever.' - https://twitter.com/Squawka/status/1844478515770749020

Endo starts for Japan away vs Saudi Arabia. Kelleher starts for Ireland away vs Finland Konate starts for France away vs Israel (played in Budapest) Tsimikas isn't part of the Greece squad vs England tonight (he's got a virus/infection) Trent starts for England vs Greece, late call-up Curtis Jones is on the bench. Luis Diaz starts for Colombia away vs Bolivia (9pm ko). Mac Allister is not in the starting XI for Argentina's away game vs Venezuela (10pm ko).

From a few days ago...

'Player strike threat wrong, say Bayern & Uefa chiefs'... www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cj04vdg63d6o The Ceferin part of the article... 'Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin used his speech to also criticise high profile players for using their platform to make an argument that he says only applies to a small minority of professional players globally. "We must recognise the match calendar has reached full capacity," said Ceferin. "Limits have been reached. "At the same time the impact is very different among clubs and players. Some are over-burdened. The others have spare capacity. "In fairness to those who are stretched, I stand by what I said two months ago, there is no room for additional matches. But I have to add this, who is complaining? The ones who have the highest salaries and the ones [clubs] with 25 top players. The ones with lower salaries and hardly 11 players are not complaining. They love to play."'

Another international break : 7-16 October : Liverpool players likely playing away for their countries... Thursday 10th October... Endo : Saudi Arabia vs Japan : 7pm. OneFootball. Kelleher : Finland vs Ireland - 7.45pm. www.youtube.com/watch?v=raoRltMFMik Konate : Israel vs France (played in Budapest) - 7.45pm. www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOO_pODE8p0 Tsimikas : England vs Greece - 7.45pm. ITV1, STV, ITVX, STV Player. Trent : England vs Greece - 7.45pm. ITV1, STV, ITVX, STV Player. Luis Diaz : Bolivia vs Colombia - 9pm. Mac Allister : Venezuela vs Argentina - 10pm. Matches shown live on TV in the UK : www.live-footballontv.com ^ most UEFA Nations League matches are on the free ViaPlay International youtube channel in the UK. Matches shown live on TV around the world (+great for IPTV etc) : www.livesoccertv.com Useful stream sites: https://vipleague.im : https://pri2.soccerstreamlinks.com : https://footballstreams.top https://streambtw.com : https://pre.1stream.me : www.footybite.to : https://live.sport365.stream/soccer ^ More stream sites and useful info etc in 'The Search for Internet Streams' & '2024/25 Info Post' threads.

a few recent articles from more balanced and reasoned journalists... that aren't briefed by City, on their payroll, or have relatives who are, etc... 'Man City vs. Premier League over APT rules: What to know'... www.espn.co.uk/football/story/_/id/41666955/manchester-city-premier-league-apt-rules-challenge-explainer (Mark Ogden) 'Man City accused of trying to run Premier League themselves'... Clubs in disbelief after champions sent them letter dismissing league’s view on tribunal verdict and urging them to contact City directly www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/10/08/man-city-threaten-further-legal-action-premier-league - or https://archive.is/UieOQ (Sam Wallace) 'Premier League clubs descend into civil war after Man City court case'... Some clubs believe the situation has become ‘toxic’ after City’s response to the latest judgement with a key Premier League meeting set for next Thursday www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league-civil-war-man-city-court-b2626264.html (Miguel Delaney) 'Is Manchester City’s rage against the machine more a posture than a plan?'... Club’s relentless railing against organisations that challenge them helps rally fans but do they really have an alternative? www.theguardian.com/football/2024/oct/09/manchester-city-rage-against-machine-premier-league (Paul MacInnes) 'They’ve finally done it, the lawyers have eaten football'... A golden age for sports law, a nadir for everyone else in the game https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/lawyers-finally-eaten-football-3313400 or https://archive.is/pfawR (Kevin Garside) 'Man City rivals line up damages claims over Premier League charges'... Exclusive: Six-year limitation on breach of contract claims could force clubs to open legal proceedings in search of damages www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/10/10/man-city-premier-league-rivals-damages-claims (Jeremy Wilson. Tom Morgan) 'Man City should quit Premier League if they hate it – they wouldn’t be missed'... The way things are going, the top flight would be better off without them https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/man-city-should-quit-premier-league-3314099?ito=twitter_share_article-top or https://archive.is/aKLoN (Sam Cunningham) 'The ‘huge problem’ facing the Premier League amid Man City crisis'... The Premier League is facing unintended consequences from Man City’s legal battle with Miguel Delaney detailing how the situation has led to a worse atmosphere than the Super League threat www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league-man-city-apt-verdict-b2627105.html (Miguel Delaney)

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'Anfield Road Expansion - 8th October 2024 - latest progress' - 10 minute video from CP Overview... ^ some of that brickwork certainly looks 'interesting'... Cladding, window sills, and park benches still to be finished. Maybe a new floor for the new ARE indoor fan zone, too?

Matt Lawton break that again? I haven't checked - but I think it'll be him or perhaps Ziegler. Lawton is the 'journalist' behind CIty 'claiming victory vs the PL' in the case a couple of weeks back (with highly subjective and speculative links and guesses; inc an attempt to bridge the case to the separate 115 case) - which actually resulted in... City losing most of their points, albeit with a slight change to access of the centralised APT databank. Lawton is also the 'journalist' who took 20 minutes to read/comprehend a 175 page tribunal ruling yesterday in City vs PL - and then write and release a highly one-sided article on the subject (that would make a City employee likely blush)... Reading the 'article' you'd never have guessed City actually lost on many of their allegations / challenges... whilst 'winning' on just two minor points... Basically if Lawton comments on a case featuring City... then also look around for actual considered journalists to see what they're saying (it'll likely be considerably different - won't basically be City's PR - and have a factual basis)... Tariq Panja, Miguel Delaney, Nick Harris, Adam Crafton, Rob Draper, Sam Wallace, Rob Draper, TopHat on X (Arsenal fan - likely a decent journo/ex-journo given his insights and understanding of the case), Philippe Auclair, Dion Fanning, and Ian Herbert - amongst others. Edit: I just checked - yes, it was Matt Lawton breaking the story once again . Not only that, City's 'advisement' letter to the other 19 PL clubs was from Simon Cliff, City general counsel. That name may ring a bell - back from the original Football Leaks... and...

'David Squires on … the never-ending Manchester United process cycle'... As trouble continues at Old Trafford, our cartoonist takes a look at what the process behind the scenes might be www.theguardian.com/football/picture/2024/oct/08/david-squires-never-ending-manchester-united-process-cycle-erik-ten-hag-cartoon

Crystal Palace 0 - 1 Liverpool : League Match 7 : Saturday 5th October, 12.30pm kick off... Slot pre-match press conference: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLoW-8oewP8 Free LFC pre-match / build-up video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZNhji8W6WE LFCHistory.net Match Info Page: www.lfchistory.net/SeasonArchive/Game/5999 YNWA.tv Match Thread... www.ynwa.tv/topic/164133-crystal-palace-vs-liverpool-premier-league-5th-october-1230pm Palace XI: Henderson; Chalobah, Guehi, Lacroix; Munoz, Lerma, Wharton, Mitchell; Eze, Sarr; Nketiah. LFC XI: Alisson; Trent, Konate, van Dijk, Tsimikas; Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Jones; Salah, Jota, Gakpo. Ref: Simon Hooper. Ass's: Adrian Holmes, Simon Long. 4th Official: Leigh Doughty. VAR: David Coote. Slot pre-match interview... https://x.com/footballontnt/status/1842515402837938353 Match Action... Palace offside goal on 25 seconds - https://x.com/footballontnt/status/1842529364946100582 Jota goal on 9' - https://x.com/LFC/status/1842671104370122874 & https://x.com/footballontnt/status/1842530795551850653 & https://streamff.co/v/7b1e3e7e Jota chance on 34' - https://x.com/footballontnt/status/1842537408681713717 Alisson save on 45+2 - www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJUlgSckaww (75 seconds in) Alisson save on 69' - www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJUlgSckaww (100 seconds in) Endo using his old head (and hands) - https://v.redd.it/j0zgkazz42td1 full-time scenes... https://x.com/footballontnt/status/1842557796811710905 2 minute LFC highlights... www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpjwhxGoAR0 3 minute Sky highlights... 13 minute highlights... full match replays... https://old.reddit.com/r/footballhighlights/comments/1fwpbl7/crystal_palace_vs_liverpool_premier_league https://soccerfullmatch.com/premier-league/crystal-palace-vs-liverpool-2024-10-05 https://fullmatch.info/2024/10/05/crystal-palace-v-liverpool-epl-24-25-04-october-2024 MOTD for Saturday 5th October... https://old.reddit.com/r/footballhighlights/comments/1fx2muc/bbc_match_of_the_day_05oct2024 van Dijk & Gakpo post match interview... www.youtube.com/watch?v=A54xoOZO5B0 Jaro brief post match interview... https://x.com/LFC/status/1842593330640630215 Slot post match interview... www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRqdjA25ebA Slot post match conference... www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAntE8Rxd6c Inside Palace... LiverpoolFC.com Fixtures 2024/25 Page: www.liverpoolfc.com/fixtures/mens/2024 FlashScores Page (live comms + updates etc): www.flashscore.co.uk/team/liverpool/lId4TMwf a 'Watching Liverpool on TV/Streams for the 2024/25 Season' Info Post...

'Jarell Quansah signs new long-term contract with Liverpool FC'... www.liverpoolfc.com/news/jarell-quansah-signs-new-long-term-contract-liverpool-fc 'The 21-year-old centre-back, who joined the Academy at the age of five, committed his future to the club at the AXA Training Centre. After putting pen to paper, Quansah told Liverpoolfc.com: “I couldn’t be happier at this minute. “I think the way the new manager has come in, his coaching style has definitely been a massive part of that and I think it is the best club in the world for me to develop at and become a better player. “I think the players around me, who I’m looking to work hard off and listen to, I think they’re the best in the position at the minute. So, like I said, there is probably no better place I could be.” Having progressed through the Reds’ youth ranks and gained valuable senior experience on loan at Bristol Rovers in the second half of 2022-23, the defender enjoyed a breakthrough campaign with Liverpool last season. After impressing on his debut as a substitute in an away win over Newcastle United in August 2023, Quansah ended 2023-24 with 33 appearances – and a Carabao Cup winner’s medal – to his name. Quansah also debuted for England U21s before being included in his senior national team’s provisional squad for Euro 2024, and he is determined to continue his rapid rate of progress. He stated: “I just want to take each step as it comes, every training session as it comes. “I just want to keep trying to get better on the training pitch really and as long as I stay tunnel vision to that… I just want to keep progressing, keep trying to learn, and keep trying to get better and better [by] trying to learn off all the senior players, and I’ve got a lot in my position so anything I can take from them I am trying to do day by day. “I am hoping to obviously push as well, hopefully we’re breeding quite a good environment that we’re all challenging for places and as long as we’re doing that I think we’ll all become better players and ultimately become a better team.”'

Lawton - the man unashamedly walks around with egg on face when it comes to 'reporting' on City... City lost the majority of their many challenges / allegations - with only 3 were given in the club's favour - and the PL and clubs already working on remedying the independent panel's findings (on those 3 points). The Premier League released an actual factual statement here: www.premierleague.com/news/4144828 Cobs also did some quality research - and debunking of Lawton & City's claims in the 'City - the Massive Cheats' thread (something Lawton should really try doing before writing his 'articles'). Miguel Delaney at The Independent is always worth a look at on this type of thing (no particular bias for sportwashers, actually does research, isn't a shill, doesn't do PR fluff, and has been covering this for a while)...

Not quite the victory that City and the usual PR / friendly journalists / lazy news outlets claimed it is - with just the two findings (possibly 3?) in favour of Man City... 'Premier League Statement' - www.premierleague.com/news/4144828 'The decision of an Arbitration Panel has been published (click here) following a legal challenge by Manchester City FC against the Premier League’s Associated Party Transaction (APT) Rules. The Premier League welcomes the Tribunal’s findings, which endorsed the overall objectives, framework and decision-making of the APT system. The Tribunal upheld the need for the APT system as a whole and rejected the majority of Manchester City’s challenges. Moreover, the Tribunal found that the Rules are necessary in order for the League’s financial controls to be effective.  The decision represents an important and detailed assessment of the APT Rules, which ensure clubs are not able to benefit from commercial deals or reductions in costs that are not at Fair Market Value (FMV) by virtue of relationships with Associated Parties. These Rules were introduced to provide a robust mechanism to safeguard the financial stability, integrity and competitive balance of the League. The Tribunal did, however, identify a small number of discrete elements of the Rules which do not, in their current form, comply with competition and public law requirements (more information below). These elements can quickly and effectively be remedied by the League and clubs. In the meantime, the Premier League will continue to operate the existing APT system, taking into account the findings made by the Tribunal. While the Arbitration process is confidential, the Premier League and the Club have agreed to make public a redacted copy of the decision, withholding only confidential and commercially sensitive information.'   Summary of the decision  Competition law  Manchester City brought a wholesale challenge to the legality, design, framework and implementation of the APT Rules. The club was unsuccessful in the majority of its challenge. Significantly, the Tribunal determined that the APT Rules are necessary, pursued a legitimate objective and were put in place to ensure that the Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) are effective, thereby supporting and delivering sporting integrity and sustainability in the Premier League.  The Tribunal noted that "it is difficult to see how the PSR can be effective" without the APT Rules, including the ability to restate transactions.  In particular, it found that there was sufficient evidence to justify that the previous regime (whereby "related party transactions" could only be restated by the Premier League Board to FMV where they had first been identified in the club’s audited accounts) was ineffective in controlling APTs. Therefore, it was necessary to move to a system that allowed for assessment, by the Board, at the point of the transaction itself.  The Tribunal rejected a range of arguments put forward by Manchester City relating to the framework of the APT Rules including:  - It agreed with the Premier League that if the price of an APT is evidently not at FMV, competition will be distorted as the club would be benefitting from a subsidy. - It found that the APT Rules include appropriately detailed criteria as to the determination of FMV and that the process for assessment of FMV is a clearly defined, transparent and non-discriminatory one (as required by competition law). - It rejected Manchester City’s argument that the object of the APT Rules was to discriminate against clubs with ownership from the "Gulf region". - More generally, except in two respects only (addressed below), it found that Manchester City’s arguments were unfounded, including on any alleged inconsistency in approach as between certain types of clubs   The Tribunal made two findings in favour of Manchester City:   - That Shareholder loans should not be excluded from the scope of the APT Rules. By way of background, the exclusion of Shareholder loans from the APT Rules was a choice by the majority of clubs who wished to encourage transparent investment and 19 of them (including Manchester City) voted in favour of this approach. - Second, that a limited number of amendments introduced to the APT Rules earlier this year should not be retained. In particular, the Tribunal found that the removal of the additional word "evidently" from the basis on which the Board will find an APT not to be at FMV, amendments to the definition of FMV, and shifting the burden of proof to a Club to show a transaction is at FMV could, when considered together, increase the risk of an APT being restated when a restatement is not, in fact, warranted (referred to in the decision as "false positives"). The Tribunal emphasised in its decision that it is only these two aspects of the Rules that are not compliant with competition law requirements. Public law  Manchester City also challenged the procedural fairness of the APT Rules, both on a structural basis and in respect of its application to a number of specific Manchester City transactions. The Tribunal found in the Premier League’s favour on the majority of the points, including the following:   - The Tribunal recognised that the APT Rules are a carefully drafted scheme which were the product of detailed negotiations by the clubs. - It noted that the use of an independent assessor, selected for its expertise and independence, confirmed the fairness of Premier League’s general approach to the FMV process. - It rejected Manchester City’s arguments that it should be entitled to directly access the Databank at any stage through its external advisers as part of the FMV Assessment process, and it also rejected Manchester City’s arguments that the League’s Regulatory Team lacked the necessary independence or were "biased". However, the Tribunal made one finding in favour of Manchester City: - The Premier League Board should provide clubs with Comparable Transaction Data relied upon by the Board when undertaking FMV Assessments, prior to the Board making a final determination that a transaction is evidently not at FMV (rather than at the Section X appeal stage). Application of the Rules to Manchester City transactions  The Tribunal was asked by Manchester City to consider decisions taken by the League in respect of the FMV of two of its commercial transactions where the Board, after conducting the assessment required by the APT Rules, had found those deals to be evidently not at FMV.  The Tribunal dismissed the majority of Manchester City’s challenges in this respect. In doing so, it recognised that the Premier League Board had assessed these transactions carefully and conscientiously and applied the correct legal test. The Tribunal also concluded that the Board’s FMV Assessments of those transactions were not unreasonable. Nonetheless, from a procedural perspective, it identified certain information that should have been provided to Manchester City at an earlier stage of the assessment process. Manchester City has already been provided with this information in respect of these transactions and has been invited to make further submissions in relation to it. Although the Tribunal noted that these FMV Assessments should have been conducted more speedily, it recognised that the delays had been due to a number of constraints which the League’s Regulatory team and the independent FMV assessor were working under and have been resolved. Next steps As the Tribunal has concluded, the APT Rules must now integrate the assessment of Shareholder loans and remove some of the amendments made to APT Rules earlier this year. Otherwise, the Premier League rulebook has been found to comply with competition and public law standards and is an effective and necessary system for assessing the FMV of APTs to ensure the integrity of the League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules. We are conducting a process that can allow the League and clubs to enact those specific changes quickly and effectively.'

The Cheats have also released a gloating performative statement on their website... www.mancity.com/news/club/club-statement-rule-x-arbitral-tribunal-award-63863904 'Following today’s publication of the Rule X Arbitral Tribunal Award, Manchester City Football Club thanks the distinguished members of the Arbitral Tribunal for their work and considerations and welcomes their findings: - The Club has succeeded with its claim: the Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules have been found to be unlawful and the Premier League’s decisions on two specific MCFC sponsorship transactions have been set aside - The Tribunal found that both the original APT rules and the current, (amended) APT Rules violate UK competition law and violate the requirements of procedural fairness. - The Premier League was found to have abused its dominant position. - The Tribunal has determined both that the rules are structurally unfair and that the Premier League was specifically unfair in how it applied those rules to the Club in practice. - The rules were found to be discriminatory in how they operate, because they deliberately excluded shareholder loans. - As well as these general findings on legality, the Tribunal has set aside specific decisions of the Premier League to restate the fair market value of two transactions entered into by the Club. - The tribunal held that the Premier League had reached the decisions in a procedurally unfair manner. - The Tribunal also ruled that there was an unreasonable delay in the Premier League’s fair market value assessment of two of the Club’s sponsorship transactions, and so the Premier League breached its own rules. Click here to download page 164 of the judgment, which summarises the Tribunal’s decision.' In reality (ignoring Lawton's and others' usual PR work / one-sided interpretations for City)... The Court agreed that it's not fair that shareholder loans aren't adjusted for Fair Market Value. This shouldn't (and doesn't) mean that clubs are free to make whatever sponsorship values they want - and that is not why City 'won' this case. Interest free shareholder loans were agreed to be unfair - and so certain teams are likely to have to charge ‘fair market value’ interest on their shareholder loans - which could see them fail PSR / will need to see those affected to adjust accordingly. Edit: people who are actually reading the full and lengthy 165 page judgement... are pointing out that City lost many of their points and that many of their challenges / allegations failed...

He's reportedly joined up with the Argentina squad (they usually do that - even if injured for the togetherness / comradery etc)... www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/bad-news-liverpool-alexis-mac-allister-joins-argentina-squad-miami-crystal-palace-injury-concern/bltc72671c147ce65e2 & www.thisisanfield.com/2024/10/alexis-mac-allister-to-join-argentina-squad-despite-injury-nothing-that-will-stop-me

Another international break: 7 – 16 October... '18 Liverpool players have been called up for international duty in October'... www.thisisanfield.com/2024/10/18-liverpool-players-have-been-called-up-for-international-duty-in-october ^ Senior players: Kelleher, Van Dijk, Konate, Quansah, Alexander-Arnold, Robertson, Bradley, Tsimikas, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai, Gravenberch, Endo, Morton, Salah, Diaz, Jota, Gakpo, Nunez (successful appeal). Notable youth & loanees: Doak, Beck, Koumas, Mamardashvili, Nallo, Pinnington, Chambers, Ramsay, Nyoni, Gordon, Figueroa. Left out: Alisson (injured), Jaros, Gomez, Jones, Elliott (injured), Chiesa (injured). So here goes - all kickoffs are UK dates & times (mistakes and typos guaranteed - check local listings!)... Thursday 10th October... Endo : Saudi Arabia vs Japan : 7pm. OneFootball. Kelleher : Finland vs Ireland - 7.45pm. Konate : Israel vs France (played in Budapest) - 7.45pm. Tsimikas : England vs Greece - 7.45pm. ITV1, STV, ITVX, STV Player. Trent : England vs Greece - 7.45pm. Luis Diaz : Bolivia vs Cplombia - 9pm. Mac Allister : Venezuela vs Argentina - 10pm. Friday 11th October... Salah : Egypt vs Mauritania - 5pm. Morton & Quansah : England U21 vs Ukraine U21 - 7.45pm. Beck, Koumas : Iceland v Wales - 7.45pm. S4C, BBC iPlayer, S4C Online. Szoboszlai : Hungary vs Netherlands - 7.45pm Van Dijk, Gravenberch, Gakpo : Hungary vs Netherlands - 7.45pm Saturday 12th October... Nunez : Peru vs Uruguay - 2.30am. Robertson, Doak : Croatia vs Scotland - 5pm. Bradley : Belarus vs Northern Ireland - 7.45pm. Jota : Poland v Portugal - 7.45pm Sunday 13th October... Trent : Finland vs England - 5pm. ITV1, STV, ITVX, STV Player. Kelleher : Greece vs Ireland - 7.45pm. Tsimikas : Greece vs Ireland - 7.45pm. Monday 14th October... Konate : Belgium vs France - 7.45pm. Szoboszlai : Bosnia-Herzegovina v Hungary - 7.45pm. Van Dijk, Gravenberch, Gakpo : Germany vs Netherlands - 7.45pm. Beck, Koumas : Wales vs Montenegro - 7.45pm. S4C, BBC iPlayer, S4C Online. Tuesday 15th October... Endo : Japan vs Australia - 11.35am. OneFootball. Salah : Mauritania cs Egypt - 5pm. Morton & Quansah : England U21 vs Azerbaijan U21 - 7.30pm. Bradley : Northern Ireland vs Bulgaria - 7.45pm. Robertson, Doak : Scotland vs Portugal - 7.45pm. Jota : Scotland vs Portugal - 7.45pm. Luis Diaz : Colombia vs Chile - 9pm. Wednesday 16th October... Nunez : Uruguay vs Ecuador - 12.30am. Mac Allister : Argentina vs Bolivia - 1am. Matches shown live on TV in the UK : www.live-footballontv.com Match es shown live on TV around the world (+great for IPTV etc) : www.livesoccertv.com Likely streams for most of the matches will be posted in the 'Footy - 2018/19 & 19/20 & 20/21 etc' thread. FIFA International Match Calendar wiki : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIFA_International_Match_Calendar

Brighton [3] - 2 Tottenham Hotspur; Danny Welbeck 66‎'‎ - https://streamff.co/v/3bff2b9b