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Champions League LIVE SCORES: Sporting vs Man City underway NOW plus latest from Liverpool vs Bayer Leverkusen – updates

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Champions League LIVE SCORES: Sporting vs Man City underway NOW plus latest from Liverpool vs Bayer Leverkusen - updates

Team news from tonight’s key matches

Liverpool team: Kelleher, Alexander-Arnold, Konate, Van Dijk, Tsimikas, Jones, Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Salah Diaz, Gakpo

Bayer Leverkusen team: Hradecky, Frimpong, Tapsoba, Tah, Hincapie, Grimaldo, Palacios, Xhaka, Wirtz, Garcia, Boniface

Sporting team: Israel, Debast, Diomande, Matheus Reis, Quenda, Hjulmand, Morita, Maxi Araujo, Trincão, Pote, Gyokeres

Man City team: Ederson, Lewis, Simpson-Pusey, Akanji, Gvardiol, Kovacic, Bernardo, Savinho, Foden, Nunes, Haaland

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Football gossip: Salah, Amorim, Branthwaite, Duran, Palmer

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Al-Hilal want Mohamed Salah in time for Club World Cup, Barcelona also interested in Liverpool forward, Manchester United to bid again for Jarrad Branthwaite.

Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal want to sign Liverpool and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah, 32, in time for next summer’s Club World Cup. (Mirror), external

Barcelona are also interested in signing Salah when his Liverpool contract runs out at the end of the season. (Sport – in Spanish), external

Liverpool plan to open talks on a new contract with their Scotland international full-back Andy Robertson, 30, in the summer. (Football Insider), external

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Premier League clubs have reserved the right to seek compensation for lost earnings if Manchester City are found guilty of breaching the league’s financial rules. (Times – subscription required), external

Former Arsenal sporting director Edu rejected a lucrative new contract to stay with the Gunners in favour of taking up a multi-club role with Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis. (Mail), external

Manchester United are planning a fresh move for Everton and England centre-back Jarrad Branthwaite, 22, in the summer. (Talksport), external

Incoming Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim wants a trio of Sporting players – Portugal centre-back Goncalo Inacio, 23, Ivory Coast defender Ousmane Diomande, 20, and 26-year-old Sweden striker Viktor Gyokeres – to join him at Old Trafford. (Sacha Tavolieri, via Teamtalk), external

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England centre-back Harry Maguire, 31, will refuse to consider leaving Manchester United in January and believes he can earn a new contract at the club. (TBR Football), external

United will wait to assess developments from the Government’s Budget before deciding whether to demolish Old Trafford. (Telegraph – subscription required), external

Paris St-Germain are preparing a bid to sign Colombia striker Jhon Duran, 20, from Aston Villa. (Fichajes – in Spanish), external

Manchester City have made resources available for two signings in January after their injury-hit start to the season. (Football Insider), external

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Chelsea and England forward Cole Palmer will have a scan on his left knee this week after the 22-year-old was injured in Sunday’s draw against Manchester United. (Standard), external

New England manager Thomas Tuchel will not influence interim manager Lee Carsley’s selections for the Nations League matches later this month. (Mail), external

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Zinchenko reveals ‘s***’ Champions League final display left him in tears with Arsenal star not eating for two days

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EVERY day at Arsenal training Oleksandr Zinchenko gets a reminder of the worst day of his career.

It is the painful moment he feels a Champions League trophy slipped out of his hands — and the Ukrainian still blames himself for it.

Manchester City's final loss to Chelsealeft Oleksandr Zinchenko in tears

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Manchester City’s final loss to Chelsealeft Oleksandr Zinchenko in tearsCredit: The Sun
Zinchenko even lost his appetite

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Zinchenko even lost his appetiteCredit: AFP

His Manchester City side lost 1-0 to Chelsea in the Covid-hit 2021 final in Porto and Zinchenko said: “No two ways about it. I was s**t.”

The full-back claimed he was at fault for allowing “my man” Kai Havertz a critical run on goal as the forward scored the 42nd-minute winner at the Estadio do Dragao.

He describes it as “probably the worst day in my football life” and says it left an “emotional scar” that has yet to heal.

And his former City team-mate Fernandinho often joked he was denied the chance to get an arm tattoo of the big-eared pot because of Zinchenko.

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The problem is, he cannot be allowed to move on and forget about it — because he and Havertz are now pals at the Gunners.

Zinchenko, 27, said: “If I tell you now what I’m saying to him every day, you would laugh!

“It’s better that I will be quiet. Because as soon as I see him . . . my scar. I feel him.

“Jokes aside, I mean definitely, one of the most painful moments in my career so far. My wife Vlada, she remembers that day.

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“The way that she is watching my games is something only the closest circle knows, how she is living these kinds of moments.

“That night, when we came back to the hotel, our families were already in our rooms.

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“When I opened my door she was waiting for me, she hugged me, we were just crying for a while.

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“For the next two days probably, I didn’t really eat. It was a super-tough moment.

“But thank God I had this experience which made me, for sure, much stronger.

“Also thank God that the week later we had training with the national team before the Euros. Football again saved my life. That is how it was.”

One way Zinchenko got over his ordeal was a heart-to-heart chat with Andriy Shevchenko, the Ukraine boss at the time.

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He, of course, was part of AC Milan’s side that lost the 2005 Istanbul final to Liverpool on penalties despite being 3-0 up at half-time.

Pep Guardiola’s City went on to become European champions in 2023, beating Inter Milan — also in Turkey’s Ataturk Stadium — to seal an incredible Treble- winning campaign.

For the next two days probably, I didn’t really eat. It was a super-tough moment.

Oleksandr Zinchenko on Champions League final defeat

But Zinchenko, a four-time Premier League champion with City, had moved to North London at the start of that season for an initial transfer fee of £30million.

It was an attempt by boss Mikel Arteta to add experience and a winning mentality to his dressing room.

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And one way for Zinchenko to erase his memory of missing out would be to win the tournament with Arsenal — who have won two of their opening three games this campaign.

Zinchenko, who hopes to play at Inter Milan in the Champions League tonight, reckons City’s dominance of English football must end soon.

He said: “It’s not just in football, you cannot carry on like this forever.

“For sure, there will be changes. Of course, the players will get old, the manager might look for another job. Something will happen.

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“The dominance which they have had during the last years is incredible.

“The stats and also trophies talk for themselves. Being there, you straight away think of this winning mentality.”

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USA TODAY Sports/MMA Junkie rankings, Nov. 5: Former champ Brandon Moreno on the rise again at flyweight

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UFC Fight Night 246 took place last weekend in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and it produced a key update in the men’s flyweight rankings.

Former UFC flyweight champion Brandon Moreno turned in a dominant performance against Amir Albazi in the main event. Moreno controlled the fight from beginning to end, only losing one round on one judge’s scorecard.

Entering the week at No. 5, Moreno replaces Albazi at No. 3, who falls down one spot in this week’s rankings update.

The co-main event featured a top 10 women’s flyweight bout between No. 4 Erin Blanchfield and No. 9 Rose Namajunas. Blanchfield had to dig deep to overcome the early advantage of the former strawweight champion, but she pulled out a big win to keep her name in title contention.

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'Definitely the best' – Rodgers ranks Celtic Euro win

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Manager Brendan Rodgers says the performance, as well as the result, makes the 3-1 Champions League win over RB Leipzig the best of his career as Celtic manager.

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