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Gary Hooper (ankle) again misses out. What do they all have in common?

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry fears the Premier League could lose one of its Champions League places unless lessons are learnt quickly.

It was just a bounce of the ball at my feet when I was running at 100 miles per hour, desperate to make something positive of it. “It is clearly obvious there was some contact with the head”, Edwards told a news conference.

“This is just our first step forward at this World Cup and something we can build from here”, Vermeulen said.

The Jack Grealish saga has finally come to an end after the midfielder announced his desire to play global football for England.

Ramires fired a thunderbolt into the roof of the net with 12 minutes remaining and Willian then saw his free kick go directly into the net through a crowd of players and unsighted home goalkeeper Tim Krul. “So it’s a new team”, stated Van Gaal.

Wales’ injury-ravaged World Cup campaign looks set to take another major double hit.

FORMER Newport Gwent Dragons star Dan Lydiate hailed Wales’ stirring 28-25 World Cup victory over host nation England as a win that “will stick long in the memory”.

While the tournament meant a week away from their All-Ireland League commitments, Lavelle, an inside centre and soon-to-be graduate in Business and Economics, says that it was far from an early season jolly on the sauce.

Kane also scored twice during September’s worldwide break to take his England tally to three goals in four games since making his debut previous year.

Australia pinned Fiji back in their half for the opening 10 minutes, but a few forced final passes saw the Wallabies only bag a Foley penalty for their dominance after the islanders strayed offside.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says he has no idea who will replace striker Diego Costa in tomorrow’s away game against Newcastle United.

Bernard Foley put the Wallabies in front early with a penalty but mid-way through the first half, Nemani Nadolo levelled the score with one of his own.

Lancaster reshuffled his side in an attempt to nullify Wales, including the introduction of Owen Farrell for George Ford, but they ultimately came up short against their Pool A rivals who snatched a 28-25 victory.

For Fiji coach John McKee, whose side have never beaten England, it was a case of what might have been.