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Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City take on Burnley in the Premier League as they set their sights on lifting the title
Man City visit Burnley in a crucial Premier League fixture(Image: Getty Images)
How to watch Burnley vs Man City live, stream and kick-off time
Kick-off time and location: The Premier League fixture between Burnley and Manchester City is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, April 22. Kick-off is set for 8pm.
UK television channel details: Fans in the United Kingdom can watch the game live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. The live television coverage for this fixture begins at 7pm, providing an hour of build-up before the action starts.
Live stream: Viewers who prefer to watch online can stream the match through the Sky Go app on their mobile devices or tablets. Alternatively, the game is accessible via the Sky Sports website or through a NOW Sports Membership for those without a contract.
Fans in the US: Viewers in the United States can follow the action live on the USA Network or stream it via the NBC Sports website and app. It will also be available to stream on Peacock Premium.
Live UK radio coverage: Live national radio commentary will be broadcast on BBC Radio 5 Live, which is accessible via DAB or the BBC Sounds app. Fans in the North West can listen to local perspectives and updates on BBC Radio Manchester and BBC Radio Lancashire throughout the evening
Team news and injuries: Burnley are expected to be without several key players including Josh Cullen, Connor Roberts, and Zeki Amdouni due to various injury concerns. Manchester City are monitoring the fitness of Rodri following a groin issue, while defenders Ruben Dias and Josko Gvardiol remain doubtful for the trip to Turf Moor.
Head-to-head record: Manchester City have a dominant record against the Clarets under Pep Guardiola, having won each of the last 14 meetings between the two sides in all competitions. Historically, City have managed 49 wins compared to 26 for Burnley, with 20 draws occurring since their first ever meeting. City won the home fixture earlier this season 5-1.
Title repercussions and relegation picture: A victory for City would see them move to the top of the Premier League table on goals scored, leapfrogging Arsenal in a tight title race. For Burnley, a defeat in this fixture could officially confirm their relegation to the Championship depending on results elsewhere in the midweek schedule.
Oct 8, 2025; Bronx, New York, USA; New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe (11) throws to first base for an out during the third inning against the Toronto Blue Jays during game four of the ALDS round for the 2025 MLB playoffs at Yankee Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images
There’s a good chance the New York Yankees’ lineup will look a bit different a day after they ended a four-game losing streak.
The Yankees wrap up a three-game series against the host Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday afternoon.
The Yankees could have a new look to the middle of their infield for Wednesday’s game with Anthony Volpe available at shortstop after Jose Caballero was placed on the 10-day injured list with a fracture of the middle finger on his right hand.
Volpe was called up from Triple-A Scranton Wilkes-Barre and could make his season debut at the major league level after Max Schuemann played shortstop in Tuesday’s 6-2 win.
“I would expect Anthony to play a lot,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said.
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Volpe is coming off offseason shoulder surgery and then optioned to the minor leagues when his rehab assignment ended.
“He hasn’t gotten a lot of results yet,” Boone said. “He’s had a number of at-bats, a lot of reps, a lot of playing time, kind of more than a full spring training. So hopefully, he’s ready to go and come up here and be a spark for us.”
Second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. also wasn’t in New York’s starting lineup Tuesday, but he went 0-for-1 as a pinch hitter to drop his batting average to .200.
“Obviously, he’s an outstanding player,” Boone said. “But you sense guys feeling it when you’re a month-plus in and you’re not doing what the back of your baseball card is. Probably pressing a little too much, trying to do a little too much. He’s going to get it going, I have no doubt about that.”
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Wednesday’s game has been rescheduled for an afternoon first pitch, moved up over five hours because of weather-related concerns in the evening.
The Yankees have won five of six 2026 meetings with the Orioles after claiming Tuesday’s decision.
Right-hander Kyle Bradish (1-5, 4.83 ERA) gets the call for the Orioles as he tries to halt a personal three-game losing streak. One of those setbacks came May 2 at New York when the Yankees dinged him for five runs in four innings as he yielded six hits and four walks.
Bradish had a solid bounce-back effort Friday when he struck out a season-high 10 Athletics despite giving up three runs and taking the defeat. It has been more than a month since Bradish’s lone victory on April 8.
In 2025, Bradish faced the Yankees twice at the end of the season, with a pair of no-decisions while allowing three runs in 10 innings combined in those matchups. For his career, he’s 1-2 with a 3.92 ERA in eight starts vs. New York.
The Yankees will have left-hander Max Fried (4-2, 2.91) on the mound. He didn’t have a decision May 3 vs. Baltimore when he went 5 1/3 innings and allowed three runs in New York’s eventual 11-3 romp. He was touched up for five runs in six innings Friday at Milwaukee.
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Fried is 2-2 with a 3.52 ERA in six all-time starts against the Orioles.
The Orioles dealt with another ailment with outfielder Dylan Beavers removed from Tuesday’s lineup pregame because of right oblique discomfort.
“All I know is he was hitting in the cage before the game to get ready and he felt something in his side and was out of the lineup,” Albernaz said.
Former NFL star Charle Young, who won a Super Bowl title with the San Francisco 49ers, has died, the team said on Tuesday. He was 75.
The team mourned the loss of Young in a post on X.
“The 49ers mourn the passing of former TE Charle Young,” the team wrote. “Our organization sends its deepest condolences to the Young family and friends.”
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Charles Young is tackled by Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Jim Leclair during Super Bowl XVI in Pontiac, Michigan, on Jan. 24, 1982.(Tony Tomsic/Sports Illustrated)
Young was a standout tight end at USC before he went pro. The school released a statement on his death, highlighting his collegiate and pro football career.
“Fight On Forever, Charles Young,” the school added in a post on X.
The Philadelphia Eagles selected Young with the No. 6 overall pick of the 1973 NFL Draft. He earned a Pro Bowl selection in three of his four seasons with Philadelphia before he joined the Los Angeles Rams in 1977. He spent three seasons in Los Angeles.
Alumni Charle Young of the San Francisco 49ers stands on the field before the game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., on Oct. 29, 2023. The Bengals defeated the 49ers 31-17.(Michael Zagaris/San Francisco 49ers/Getty Images)
Young joined the 49ers in 1980 and was a part of the 1981 Super Bowl-winning season. He had one catch for 14 yards as San Francisco topped the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl XVI. He scored a touchdown in a divisional round game against the New York Giants in the playoffs leading up to the title win.
He had 418 catches for 5,106 yards and 27 touchdowns in 187 NFL games. He was also an All-Pro and the 1973 UPI Rookie of the Year.
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In college, Young helped USC to a national championship in 1972 and was an All-American selection. He had 62 catches for 998 yards and 10 touchdowns with the Trojans.
Quarterback Joe Montana of the San Francisco 49ers looks to pass as teammates block during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Dec. 6, 1981. The 49ers won 21-3.(George Gojkovich/Getty Images)
Pavel Dorofeyev gave the Vegas Golden Knights quite a scare on Tuesday night when he went down in the second period after taking a slapshot to the inside of his right knee, writhing in pain before gingerly skating to the bench and limping down the tunnel. Concern grew when he missed his next shift, then another, and another, until he re-emerged late in the frame and got back in the game.
Soon after, the star forward gave the Golden Knights quite a celebration, thanks to his overtime winner to give Vegas a 3-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks and a series lead to match.
Dorofeyev’s Game 5 performance was what post-season legacies are made of. Earlier in the game, the 25-year-old scored perhaps his nicest goal of the post-season — a stick-lifting, puck-stripping takeaway to prevent the Ducks from getting out of their zone, followed by a perfect wrist-shot to tie the game 1-1 on the power play.
Then, about 36 minutes of game action after the blocked shot that (temporarily) quieted T-Mobile Arena, and less than eight minutes after Anaheim’s Olen Zellweger tied the game 2-2 to force overtime, Dorofeyev potted a rebound, bar-down, to break the tie and wrench the momentum back in Vegas’ favour.
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The Golden Knights’ 3-2 OT victory in Game 5 gives them a 3-2 series lead against Anaheim, with the chance to oust their second-round opponent Thursday night.
There’s a pattern here. After leading the Golden Knights in regular-season goals, Dorofeyev was slow to light the lamp against the Utah Mammoth in Round 1. After three goalless games to open the playoffs, he stepped up in Game 4 and then really grabbed hold of the series in Game 5 with a hat trick that handed Vegas a crucial 3-2 series lead. Against Anaheim, he was again slow to heat up in the goals department, held without a marker in the first three games before registering one in Game 4 on Sunday and setting himself up for a big, momentum-shifting Game 5 performance with his two-goal night on Tuesday.
Sennecke’s getting a head start on his legacy
Speaking of legacies… Ducks rookie Beckett Sennecke is playing like a veteran this post-season. You’d never know, based on his performances, that this is his first taste of playoff hockey. At just 20 years old, the rookie leads the Ducks in goals with five to his name.
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His game-opening power-player marker Tuesday night extended his streak to four straight games with a goal and put him in very rare rookie company. Game 5 also brought his second straight game with a power-play goal — a great sign for a unit that stalled to start the series but appears to be heating up against Vegas’ staunch penalty kill. He leads all rookies in goals and points this spring.
Loss of Poehling looms large for Ducks
Anaheim was forced to adjust its lineup early after centre Ryan Poehling exited the game with an upper-body injury following a late, hard hit into the boards by Vegas defenceman Brayden McNabb. McNabb was issued a five-minute major and a game misconduct upon review for knocking Poehling out of the game, and while McNabb’s ejection led Vegas to make some lineup changes, too, the Ducks could be dealing with a longer absence.
Poehling stayed down after the hit, and while the team did not disclose specifics about his injury, replay showed his head making hard contact with the glass. When he did get up and skate off the ice, it was with the help of trainers and teammates. He was ruled out of a return shortly after.
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His absence is quite a loss for the Ducks. Suiting up on the third line, he’s brought an important dose of depth scoring at big moments — particularly in Round 1 against Edmonton — and also plays a key role on the penalty kill. Should he miss time, that’s a tough slot to fill.
Tomas Hertl finally put an end to his 29-game goalless skid Sunday night, and two days later, he proved that wasn’t a fluke. The forward, whose scoring woes were well-documented through March and April — he scored just once in that two-month span — pounced on a rebound five minutes into the third period to give Vegas a 2-1 lead. That’s back-to-back games with a goal for Hertl, whose enthusiastic celebration Tuesday night certainly conveyed just how significant the marker was, both for himself and his squad.
He’s heating up, and his timing couldn’t be better. With the Golden Knights now one win away from closing out their second-round series, and with the team facing uncertainty when it comes to captain and top-line winger Mark Stone (he was injured in Game 3 and there’s no word yet on his return), the Golden Knights need all their stars to step up. Hertl is, and will continue to be, a huge part of that.
Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe, who last month became the first man to run a marathon in under two hours in an official race, will attempt to improve on that record on one of the world’s fastest courses at the Berlin Marathon in September.
“After my victory in London and my sub-two-hour performance, I can only say that I will – as always – prepare as well as possible, come to Berlin to honour this great event and the organisation that invited me, and aim to run as well and as fast as I can,” Sawe said in a statement.
Sabastian Sawe will defend his Berlin Marathon title in September (Getty)
The Berlin Marathon’s flat course is regarded as one of the quickest in the world, with nine men’s world records being set at the event between 1998 and 2022.
Sawe finished the Berlin Marathon in two hours, two minutes and 16 seconds in 2025, clocking the world’s best time of the year despite temperatures reaching up to 25 degrees.
His compatriot Eliud Kipchoge still holds the course record, having clocked 2:01:09 in 2022 to set a previous world record. “We’ll see what happens on race day,” Sawe said.
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Organisers said the 2026 edition of the Berlin Marathon is expected to attract almost 60,000 athletes from around 160 countries.
May 12, 2026; Cincinnati, Ohio, USA; Washington Nationals outfielder Daylen Lile (4) hits a solo home run in the fourth inning against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park. Mandatory Credit: Katie Stratman-Imagn Images
Washington outfielder Daylen Lile looks to continue his successful homecoming when the Nationals continue their series against the host Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.
Lile, who grew up in nearby Louisville, Ky., made his Great American Ballpark debut on a Tuesday night to remember. With a contingent of about 70 friends and family on hand, Lile hit a three-run homer, a two-run shot and a single in Washington’s 10-4 win.
“It means so much,” Lile said postgame. “I just feel so loved and cared (for) from my hometown and the people that along the way have watched me grow into the person I am. It’s just awesome.”
Luis Garcia Jr. hit two solo home runs, and James Wood and Brady House also homered for the Nationals, who have won four of six. It was the 12th six-homer game in Nationals history (2005-present).
Washington right-hander Jake Irvin (1-4, 5.22 ERA) opposes Cincinnati left-hander Nick Lodolo (0-1, 6.75) on Wednesday in the middle game of the series.
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On May 7 against the Twins, Irvin allowed four runs on eight hits over five innings of a no-decision in his second sub-par outing in a row.
Irvin is 0-1 with a 5.54 ERA in five career starts against the Reds.
In Lodolo’s first start of the season after dealing with a blister issue, he gave up four runs on five hits (two of them home runs) and a walk over 5 1/3 innings in a 10-0 loss to the Houston Astros on May 8, striking out two.
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“Obviously, the two home run pitches you’d like to have back,” Lodolo said. “But overall, I thought I threw the ball better than what I feel like I probably did, just because those two definitely stand out. Two two-run homers is going to definitely put you in a tough spot. So overall, though, just move on in the next one.”
Lodolo is 1-0 with a 4.23 ERA in four starts versus Washington.
He will try to tame a Washington lineup that pounded out 13 hits on Tuesday.
Lile is now 9 for his last 25 with three doubles and two homers. Garcia, who recently missed time with a minor right wrist sprain, is 8-for-15 with two homers, a double and a triple since his return.
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“It’s pretty awesome,” Lile said of Washington’s Tuesday offensive explosion. “Just to see everybody capitalize and pass it down the line. Our pitchers do what they need to and our defense backing them up, just team baseball. It was great.”
Sal Stewart had three hits, and JJ Bleday had two hits and two RBIs for the Reds. Elly De La Cruz also had two hits to extend his hitting streak to five games. During that span, he is 10-for-22 (.455).
The Reds appeared to catch some luck when starting pitcher Brady Singer was hit on the right foot by a scalding grounder off the bat of Lile in the second inning Tuesday. He stayed in the game but left in the fourth.
“He was hurting, and he’ll never say a word, but I know he was feeling it,” manager Terry Francona said. “That was the (right) foot he drives off of. You can see his velocity dip a little bit right after that happened. … We’ll keep an eye on him.”
Rory McIlroy defied underwhelming pre-Masters form to clinch back-to-back green jackets at Augusta and his bid to climb up the list of all-time major winners continues. The Northern Irishman’s sixth major triumph drew him level with Nick Faldo and adding a third US PGA Championship crown would make him the most successful European of the modern era, drawing level with the great Arnold Palmer, among others, on seven majors. World number one Scottie Scheffler is out to defend his title.
Where is this year’s championship?
The 108th edition of the PGA Championship takes place at Aronimink Golf Club in south west Philadelphia. It will be the second time the course has hosted the event, the first in 1962 when Gary Player clinched the third of his nine majors. Justin Rose won the AT&T National at the course in 2010 and Keegan Bradley the BMW Championship in 2018.
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What is the course like?
Aronimink is characterised by its long par-threes and the way it forces players to pull off tough approach shots and think their way around the course. A number of players in the build-up have picked out the greens as Aronimink’s “greatest defence”. McIlroy said: “The greens seem to be the big talking point of the golf course. They can really tuck the pins away with some of these slopes.”
Three of the four par-threes are over 200 yards. Testing rough will catch out errant tee shots, while the vast, undulating greens will make approach play and putting key elements of the championship.
What are the key holes?
Hole one: A daunting opener, the 434-yard par four plunges down into a valley before rising to a green surrounded by bunkers.
Hole eight: The longest of the par-threes, standing at around a challenging 242 yards, downhill, for the 2026 championship. Club selection will be key and this is a hole which will test accuracy.
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Hole nine: Aronimink makes you wait for its first par-five and it is a whopper at over 600 yards. The longer hitters will be licking their lips as they take aim with a second shot to a generous green. Eagle and birdie opportunity.
Hole 10: The turn for home begins with a serious challenge. The tee shot will need to flirt with the fairway bunkers before attacking a sloping green guarded by thick rough and water.
Hole 17: Could be where the trophy is won and lost. A long, downhill, par-three set up to create drama with a pond front and left of the green and a tricky surface which makes two-putting far from certain.
The standout tee times
11.45am – Alex Fitzpatrick, Branden Shattuck, Ben Griffin (hole one) (all times BST).1.18pm – Bryson DeChambeau, Ludvig Aberg, Rickie Fowler (hole 10).1.29pm – Xander Schauffele, Brooks Koepka, Tyrell Hatton (hole 10)1.40pm – Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Jordan Spieth (hole 10).6.43pm – Tommy Fleetwood, Robert MacIntyre, Chris Gotterup (hole one).7.05pm – Scottie Scheffler, Matt Fitzpatrick, Justin Rose (hole one).
For the first time in the history of IPL, a bowling pair bowled in the entire powerplay – five games in a row during the GT vs SRH fixture at Ahmedabad on Tuesday. This shows how deadly, and lethal Mohammad Siraj and Kagiso Rabada have been in IPL 2026 dominated by the top-order batters. The pair have evolved into the league’s most prolific new-ball bowling pair, with GT claiming 25 wickets during the powerplay. They have struck every 17.2 balls in the first 6 overs; Rabada’s 16 wickets in this phase are the joint second-most by a bowler in an IPL season.
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In a wicket tailor-made for the tall fast bowlers in Ahmedabad, Rabada and Siraj consistently hit the hard lengths and ripped through the SRH batting lineup. At the end of the powerplay, their score was 34 for 4 with Abhishek Sharma, Travis Head and Ishan Kishan back in the dugout early. GT bowlers have bowled on good and back-of-length areas 84.3% of the time in the powerplay, which is the league’s highest among all the teams. And against the destructive SRH top-order, the same skillset reaped the rewards. Siraj opened the first over with one swinging away, then another from the good-length, and on the 4th ball, he swung one into the pads of Head, who could only manage a top-edge into the hands of Nishant Sindhu at deep backward point. A wicket maiden from Siraj set the tone, and also the template for Kagiso Rabada to test Abhishek Sharma from the same length in the second over. Rabada pitched the first delivery up front, and Sharma lofted him for a six over long-off. But in the second, the South African returned to his usual length, and off the 4th delivery, Abhishek was cramped for room off a back of length delivery despite moving from the stumps and dragged the ball into the wicket. Rabada then went on to pluck out Ishan Kishan in his next over from yet another hard-length delivery that, after pitching, moved away from the SRH’s wicketkeeper-batter, who could only manage to chase it and edge to Jos Buttler behind the stumps. At the end of the powerplay overs, SRH were reeling with 4 wickets down in the chase of 169 courtesy Siraj and Rabada’s stellar spell up front. GT’s success this season has been completely driven by their bowling attack. In eight wins, their bowlers have claimed the Player-of-the-match award seven times. The common thread is simple: bowlers capable of relentlessly hitting the much talked about ‘test-match length’, essentially hitting the good and back of length areas – which is extremely tough to do in a T20 environment. Rabada and Siraj, with their skills and high pace, persisted with their plans and proved good ol’ Test match bowling in T20s can get you wickets. In the seven matches that GT has won, the pair has taken 21 wickets at an average of 14.85.GT has been one of the few sides, who built their identity around the bowlers even after the impact player rule. With the bowlers driving Gujarat Titans’ surge in the second half of the season, it has not only taken them to the top spot in the IPL 2026 Points Table, but has put them firmly on course for a top-two finish as well.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder sent the Los Angeles Lakers home in brutal manner, completing a 4-0 playoff sweep with a 115-110 win in Game 4.
For all the hype around the Lakers entering the postseason, the series turned into complete control from Oklahoma City. The Thunder won every game, exposed the Lakers defensively, and looked more organised from start to finish.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander once again led the way with 35 points, while Chet Holmgren delivered the dagger late in the fourth quarter with a huge go-ahead dunk.
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Even when the Lakers made one final push, OKC held still.
LeBron James finished with 24 points and 14 rebounds, but missed an important shot late in the game that could have changed everything.
The sweep is now the fourth playoff sweep of LeBron’s career:
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2007 vs Spurs
2018 vs Warriors
2023 vs Nuggets
2026 vs Thunder
And this one may have looked the worst.
Meanwhile, the Thunder looked like they are ready to run the NBA for years.
Eight games against the Lakers this season. Eight wins for Oklahoma City.
The 2026 PGA Championship is being played this week at Aronimink, and if you want to stream the action online, you’re going to be happy with the streaming options. Here’s all the information you need to watch the PGA Championship streaming live online.
How to stream the PGA Championship online
Who will win this week’s PGA Championship? The best golfers in the world are playing well heading into Aronimink, including Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy. Whatever happens this week, you can watch the entire tournament streaming online.
ESPN+ and Paramount+ will provide golf fans with extensive online coverage of the 2026 PGA Championship all week long. Fans can stream live featured group coverage and featured hole coverage for each round on ESPN+.
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With an ESPN+ subscription, you gain access to PGA Tour Live, where you can stream the best PGA Tour events live from wherever you want.
In addition, ESPN+ will offer exclusive early coverage throughout the tournament before the TV coverage begins.
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Live simulcasts of CBS’s TV broadcasts will be provided online by Paramount+.
Check out the complete PGA Championship streaming schedule below.
Long home winning streaks, extending over more than one season, signal a significant and intimidating home-field advantage.
Thirteen programs in the West have compiled home winning streaks of 20 games or more, ranking them in the all-time Top 100 in college football history.
Of those 13 schools, six have logged more than one such streak, with California and Oregon leading the way with three each.
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Washington owns the region’s most recent streak (from 2022 to 2025) as well as its longest (45 games).
The streaks in the table below date back as far as 1893 and include the length of the streak, the dates it begun and ended, and its national rank.
Longest College Football Home Winning Streaks in the West
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