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Andy Gray is to make his return to UK commentary for the first time since he was sacked by Sky Sports for sexist and derogatory comments when he worked for the broadcaster.

The former Everton player most recently worked for beIN Sports in Qatar, after he was fired from Sky Sports and longtime colleague Richard Keys resigned over a row sparked by sexist comments during a broadcast for 2011.

Since the expiry of their beIN Sports contract at the end of last season both Gray and Keys have returned to the UK, setting up a podcast together entitled Keys & Gray Unleashed.

Gray has also embarked on a return to commentary for TalkSport’s coverage of this season’s Champions League.

The 70-year-old will co-commentate alongside Jim Proudfoot on Liverpool’s group stage opener against Atletico Madrid at Anfield on Wednesday.

He told the Daily Mail last month that he’d “like to think” he could return to the airwaves. “Not television, maybe, but radio. Just to see what it feels like again. I would like that.”

Keys and Gray were fixtures of Sky Sports’ coverage in the early 2000s before they both departed after being recorded making derogatory remarks about assistant referee Sian Massey-Ellis and the ability of female match officials in 2011, while further evidence then emerged of misogynistic remarks by both men.

Keys was recorded saying: “Somebody better get down there and explain offside to her (Massey-Ellis),” with Gray replying: “Yeah, I know. Can you believe that? Female linesman. Forget what I said – they probably don’t know the offside rule.” He then added: “Why is there a female linesman? Somebody’s f***** up big.”

Footage then emerged of Gray making a lewd comment to presenter Charlotte Jackson, prompting his firing, while Keys was criticised for disparaging remarks he made to Jamie Redknapp about an ex-girlfriend.

The esteemed Melbourne Cup winner, Half Yours, is poised to begin its championship defence in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.

The Tony and Calvin McEvoy-trained stayer is once again being targeted for this year’s Melbourne Cup (3200m), scheduled to take place at Flemington on November 3.

Jamie Melham, who achieved a historic Caulfield and Melbourne Cup double as the first female jockey to do so, will partner the stayer in its first-up run over 1600 metres at weight-for-age this Saturday.

During the previous campaign, some observers questioned Half Yours’s form. It raced first-up in Sydney before a three-race stint in Queensland, the final of which was the Q22 (2200m) at Eagle Farm in June, where the gelding finished fourth.

Half Yours spent time spelling in Queensland before returning to the McEvoy stable at Flemington early last month to prepare for its racing comeback.

Following two jump-outs at Flemington, Half Yours is considered ready for its return. Tony McEvoy indicated that while the most recent trial, a fourth-place finish over 1000 metres, might have appeared disappointing visually, the team was pleased with the outcome.

“I was really happy with his trial,” McEvoy commented.

“If you put him in a 1000-metre race, he would get completely run off his legs and they ran it like a race.

“It wasn’t like a normal trial and he got chasing.

“They were also trials at Flemington where they finish on a bend, so it’s very hard for horses to make ground on a bend.

“Whilst it didn’t look impressive, I thought he moved well, trialled nicely and the horse is telling us he’s going very well while his coat is coming better by the day.

“All the data that we collate on him is normal.

“He certainly hasn’t gone backwards.”

Following its initial run on Saturday, Half Yours is expected to contest the Group 1 Turnbull Stakes (2000m) at Flemington on October 3, a race where it previously finished fourth before capturing the Caulfield Cup.

The Group 1 Cox Plate, which will be hosted at Flemington this year, will serve as the concluding race in Half Yours’s preparation for the Melbourne Cup.

Check out the best betting markets for the race from various providers.

Oba Femi’s match against Bron Breakker at Sunday Night’s Main Event did not reach a proper conclusion, thanks to the returning Bronson Reed. The Aus-Zilla made his first appearance since February and destroyed The Ruler with multiple Tsunamis.

Femi’s night ended with him staring at the lights, writhing in pain. Reed’s return has strengthened The Vision once again, and The Ruler will need some backup to counter the numbers advantage.

Here are four WWE Superstars who could help Oba Femi against Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.

#4. Je’Von Evans

Je’Von Evans has a direct reason to have problems with The Vision. Logan Paul previously tried to recruit Evans into the faction. The Young OG turned down the offer, and Bron Breakker later attacked him during his match against Austin Theory.

The Street Profits came to Evans’ aid after the attack. However, that was not the end of his issues with The Vision. Breakker and Theory later defeated Evans and Dragon Lee in July.

Evans therefore knows what Breakker and The Vision are capable of. If the two try to take advantage of Femi again, Evans could step in. It would also give Evans another chance to stand against a group he has already rejected. Moreover, Evans and Femi share plenty of history from their time in NXT, which could also come into play.

#3. & #2. The Street Profits

The Street Profits could be another natural choice to help Oba Femi. Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins have been dealing with The Vision for much of 2026. Their issues with the group have already led to several confrontations, and they eventually won the World Tag Team Championship from Breakker and Austin Theory, only to drop it back to the heel duo.

That history gives them a clear reason to get involved. If Breakker and Bronson Reed use their numbers to overwhelm Femi, Ford and Dawkins could come out to even things up.

Moreover, helping Femi could give The Street Profits another chance to get at Breakker and Theory. Their involvement would also keep the rivalry between the two sides going.

#1. Seth Rollins could help Oba Femi

The current situation could give Seth Rollins a perfect reason to return. The Visionary has been away from television since losing to Roman Reigns at SummerSlam.

Rollins is no stranger to The Vision. The Architect picked Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed to be part of the group. However, Breakker turned on Rollins and kicked him out, and Reed stayed with The Dog.

Rollins had a heated feud with the group and a trilogy of matches against Breakker earlier this year. However, Reed was absent during all of it. Now that the Australian powerhouse has returned, The Visionary could resume his feud with the group that he created and help Oba Femi against Breakker and Reed.