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77 min:<\/strong> Noni Madueke picks out Anthony Gordon with a neat cross floated to the far post. The Newcastle winger miscues his header and shoulders the ball goalwards. His effort is on target, Alvarez saves but the flag had gone up for offside.<\/p>\n

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75 min:<\/strong> Rogers is playing to the local gallery, sprinting to block two Andorra clearances in quick succession and put the ball out for a throw-in. He\u2019s about to be joined on the pitch by his Villa teammate Ezri Konsa, who is coming on for Marc Guehi.<\/p>\n

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73 min:<\/strong> \u201cMany thanks for \u2018publishing\u2019 my thoughts in full, but I think you\u2019ve missed the point I was trying to make,\u201d writes Andy Toner of Pointless fame. \u201cI\u2019m actually Irish and not an Ingerlander. I just wanted to say that international football needs an element of jeopardy to make it interesting. This game has none. Therefore, I still think it\u2019s the definition of bad sport, regardless of the size of the country involved.\u201d<\/p>\n

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71 min:<\/strong> \u201cAfter a bit of searching, the internet is conflicted on whether Osman is Muslim or not,\u201d writes Joe Pearson. \u201cThe main argument for the assertion is that he is Turkish-Cypriot on his father\u2019s side and has Somali roots on his mother\u2019s side, both of which are predominantly Muslim countries. Not enough to convince a skeptic like me, but there you go.\u201d<\/p>\n

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69 min:<\/strong> England triple-substitution: Morgan Rogers, Anthony Gordon and Tino Livramento on for Rice, Rashford and James. It\u2019s no surprise that Rogers gets a huge welcome from the Villa Park crowd.<\/p>\n

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GOAL! England 2-0 Andorra (Rice 67)<\/h2>\n

England double their lead. <\/strong>That\u2019s more like it. From wide on the right, Reece James sends a wonderful cross towards the far post, across the edge of the Andorra six-yard box. Declan Rice is unmarked and makes no mistake, scoring with a downward header. It\u2019s his sixth goal for England.<\/p>\n

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64 min:<\/strong> Pardon my French but there\u2019s not really any other way to dress it up \u2013 this match is dying on its arse. The atmosphere is pancake flat, England appear to have completely run out of ideas and Thomas Tuchel looks in a foul mood on the touchline as he complains to the fourth official about something or other.<\/p>\n

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61 min:<\/strong> After decent work from Eze, the ball finds its way to Rashford, whose shot from distance is deflected out for a corner. The inswinger finds Burn at the far post, he heads the ball back across the face of goal and once again there\u2019s nobody in an England shirt on hand to take advantage.<\/p>\n

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59 min:<\/strong> Andorra makes some changes, bringing on three substitutes despite the pointlessness of their very presence at Villa Park. A Madueke cross into the Andorra penalty area is blocked and booted clear by Christian Garcia. There wasn\u2019t a single player in an England shirt in that box when the ball arrived.<\/p>\n

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55 min:<\/strong> \u201cQuick question – what is the point of Andorra?\u201d asks Andy Toner. \u201cThey\u2019ve managed to organise themselves into two banks of five in order to keep the score down. They\u2019re reasonably good footballers who can keep a decent shape. Whats the next step? Trying to score an effing goal? Christ, if that happens then the whole shape will disintegrate and they\u2019ll lose 8-1! So, what is the point of this? Why do people spend huge amounts of money to watch it? It\u2019s the definition of \u2018bad sport\u2019 which lacks any jeopardy whatsoever.\u201d<\/p>\n

Quite apart from the fact that I\u2019m not sure why everything has to have a point, I could ask you the same question, but about England. They haven\u2019t won diddly-squat since 1966 and clearly aren\u2019t going to do so any time soon, so why bother even trying?<\/p>\n

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52 min:<\/strong> Alvarez, who is the son of the Andorra coach and plays for Cordoba in the Spanish second tier, rides to the rescue again. On this occasion he denies Anderson a goal on debut with another fine save. Harry Kane had teed up Anderson but ALvarez got a hand to his goalbound effort.<\/p>\n

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50 min:<\/strong> Madueke tees up Eze with a pull-back from inside the Andorra penalty area but he\u2019s denied by a splendid<\/em> save by Alvarez. Marcus Rashford sends his follow-up wide of the far post. Eze cannot believe he hasn\u2019t scored.<\/p>\n

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49 min:<\/strong> Anything Biel can do, Dan Burn can do better \u2013the Newcastle centre-back tries to pick out Reece James with a crossfield pass but sends the ball sailing over his head and into the stand.<\/p>\n

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48 min:<\/strong> Biel gets on the ball and canters down the right wing for Andorra before returning possession to England with a wayward crossfield pass.<\/p>\n

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47 min:<\/strong> Reece James, Marc Guehi and Ebereche Eze channel their inner Isoceles and play some slow and ponderous triangles in the right corner of the pitch before the new Arsenal recruit gives the ball away with a misplaced pass.<\/p>\n

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Second half: England 1-0 Andorra<\/h2>\n

46 min:<\/strong> Play resumes, with no changes in personnel on either side.<\/p>\n

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England\u2019s first Muslim player:<\/strong> Much has been made of the fact that Djed Spence will become England\u2019s first Muslim player if he gets a run out tonight or against Serbia on Tuesday. However, Leeroy wants a word: \u201cWhy has everyone forgotten Leon Osman is Muslim?\u201d he says. \u201cSurely the true first for England nearly fifteen years back (capped twice at 31 under Roy Hodgson)?\u201d<\/p>\n

Funnily enough, I think I have Leon\u2019s phone number but I\u2019m not sure I know him well enough to text and ask what religion he is. I\u2019m sure he\u2019ll be the first to set the record straight if he feels a record he is entitled to is being robbed from under his nose.<\/p>\n

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Updated at\u00a012.59 EDT<\/p>\n

An email:<\/strong> \u201cWhy play Rice in a position, where he is trying to get into the half-space and must take a lot of balls on the half turn, when you have Gibbs-White?\u201d asks Paul Sutcliffe. \u201cI don\u2019t think he is even average in this position.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Half-time: England 1-0 Andorra<\/h2>\n

The players walk off for their break and one suspects it is Andorra\u2019s Koldo Alvarez who will be by far the happier of the two head coaches. England have had a goal scored on their behalf, Noni Madueke and Elliot Anderson have played quite well and \u2026 er, that\u2019s about it as far as extracting positives from this performance from the hosts goes. It\u2019s the first England international to be played at Villa Park since 2001 and the crowd is half-asleep.<\/p>\n

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44 min:<\/strong> A loose pass from Declan Rice rolls out for an Andorra throw-in despite the best attempts of Madueke to keep the ball in play. It\u2019s half-time.<\/p>\n

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43 min:<\/strong> Marcus Rashford picks up the ball on the left, jinks past two men in yellow shirts and then runs into a third.<\/p>\n

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An email:<\/strong> \u201cThey tell me modern players are fitter by a mile than their 1960s and 70s counterparts,\u201d writes Roger Kirkby. \u201cThey don\u2019t run anymore, so how can that be?\u201d Miaow.<\/p>\n

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39 min:<\/strong> Most of England\u2019s best work is coming when they get the ball out wide and on this occasion, a corner is recyled and Eze curls a delivery into the penalty area. Harry Kane leaps and sends a header a couple of yards over the bar. There wasn\u2019t much pace on that delivery from Eze, so it wasn\u2019t the easiest of opportunities.<\/p>\n

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38 min:<\/strong> Another England corner. Rice\u2019s delivery from the right curls towards the far post but is headed out for another corner by Christian Garcia.<\/p>\n

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35 min:<\/strong> Kane drops deep to pick up a pass inside from Marcus Rashford and then tries to spread it right and wide. His pass is dismal, Andorra intercept the ball and clear their lines.<\/p>\n

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33 min:<\/strong> England corner. Rice\u2019s delivery to the near post is headed clear by the first defender. England recycle the ball but it\u2019s wellied clear by Moises San Nicolas next time it\u2019s sent into the Andorra penalty area.<\/p>\n

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30 min:<\/strong> Andorra\u2019s lone attacker Cucu Fernandez runs on to a ball played along the deck from deep and finds himself in a foot-race with Dan Burn. He\u2019s first to the ball about seven yards outside the box but several England players get back to shepherd him towards the touchline before he can figure out what to do next.<\/p>\n

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Updated at\u00a012.34 EDT<\/p>\n

An email: \u201c<\/strong>This starting eleven (and squad) just flummoxes me,\u201d writes Julian Menz. \u201cThere are precious few matches left for Tuchel to find a core group of 14 or so that might be capable of winning the World Cup and the likes of Bowen, Henderson etc are just not up to it.<\/p>\n

\u201dI\u2019ve always been against the \u2018pick the players in form\u2019 mantra. Stop experimenting. Pick the players who might actually have an impact at the WC and start forming them into a cohesive team, giving them as many minutes as possible to play as a unit.\u201d<\/p>\n

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27 min:<\/strong> Marc Guehi overhits a pass from deep in the general direction of Myles Lewis-Skelly and Marcus Rashford and the ball sails out of play for a goal-kick.<\/p>\n

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GOAL! England 1-0 Andorra (Garcia 25og)<\/h2>\n

England lead!<\/strong> From the right side of the Andorra box, Noni Madueke curls the ball towards the far post. Christian Garcia gets his head to the ball but can only steer it past his own goalkeeper.<\/p>\n

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Updated at\u00a012.30 EDT<\/p>\n

24 min:<\/strong> James gets the better of San Nicolas down the left and squares the ball, only for his cross to be intercepted. Seconds later, Kane pulls the ball back from the byline and Eze\u2019s shot is blocked. The ball is recycled and James sends a superb ball zinging through the Andorra penalty area but Kane is unable to get on the end of it.<\/p>\n

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22 min:<\/strong> Noni Madueke picks up the ball out by the right touchline and tries to play a weighted pass towards the byline for Eze to chase. He overhits his pass and sends the ball fizzing out for a goal-kick.<\/p>\n

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20 min:<\/strong> Rashford tries to link up with Myles Lewis-Skelly down the left but a pass goes astray and Andorra win the ball back.<\/p>\n

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18 min:<\/strong> Scrappy fare so far, with England struggling to break down their visitors. It\u2019s like somebody fired up the DeLorean and set the clock for three months ago.<\/p>\n

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16 min:<\/strong> England corner. It\u2019s taken short by Rice and played to Madueke on the edge of the penalty area, right-hand side. His powerfully struck shot cannons into Max Llovera.<\/p>\n

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15 min:<\/strong> Eze takes England\u2019s first shot in anger, a low daisy-cutter from distance that takes a little deflection off Christian Garcia but doesn\u2019t trouble Alvarez in the Andorra goal.<\/p>\n

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14 min:<\/strong> Elliot Anderson meets an Alvarez kick-out with a thumping header that sends the ball back to the edge of the Andorra penalty area. He\u2019s settled into his debut well.<\/p>\n

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12 min:<\/strong> Harry Kane has had a word with the referee, complaining about the amount of time that Andorra\u2019s goalkeeper is holding the ball in his hands. Anything more than eight seconds and the opposition team is supposed to get a corner but our Finish referee has been decidedly lenient with Alvarez so far.<\/p>\n

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10 min:<\/strong> Guehi gets the ball wide to Reece James, who plays it back inside. Elliot Anderson pings it to the feet of Kane, who is unable to sort his size nines out and control the ball. It ends up at the feet of Andorra goalkeeper Iker Alvarez.<\/p>\n

<\/span>Marc Guehi of England.<\/span> Photograph: Michael Regan\/The FA\/Getty ImagesShare<\/p>\n

Updated at\u00a012.50 EDT<\/p>\n

8 min:<\/strong> Myles Lewis-Skelly, who is starting a match for the first time this season if I\u2019m not mistaken, sends a splendid outswinging cross towards the far post. Moises San Nicolas clears it with his head before Harry Kane can pounce.<\/p>\n

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6 min:<\/strong> Andorra full-back Pau Babot has his name taken after dragging Noni Madueke to the ground as the England winger tried to give him the slip.<\/p>\n

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5 min:<\/strong> Reece James tries to pick out Eberech Eze with a ball over the top from deep but Ian Oliveira leaps to head the ball away from the Crystal Pala \u2026 Arsenal and England attacker.<\/p>\n

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4 min:<\/strong> Dan \u201cBig Dan Burn\u201d Burn is seeing a lot of the ball in these early stages as England try to build patiently from the back against Andorra\u2019s low block.<\/p>\n

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2 min:<\/strong> Marcus Rashford nutmegs Biel Borra Font down by the bylineand then goes to ground in the Andorra penalty area as another defender tries to block his passage. The crowd appeal for a penalty but he wasn\u2019t fouled.<\/p>\n

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England v Andorra is go …<\/h2>\n

1 min:<\/strong> Andorra get the ball rolling and play it straight back to their goalkeeper Iker Alvarez, who boots it forward as far as he can. England take up possession.<\/p>\n

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Not long now:<\/strong> Soundtracked by loud pyrotechnics, Harry Kane and Marc Vales lead their sides out on to the Villa Park pitch and line up either side of referee Mohammad Al-Emara and his assistants ahead of the national anthems. Kick-off is just a few minutes away.<\/p>\n

Share<\/span>An England fan poses in front of the Ozzy Osbourne mural commissioned by Aston Villa on the outside wall of the Holte Pub on Trinity Road near Villa Park. <\/span> Photograph: Dylan Martinez\/ReutersShare<\/span>England warm up prior to kick-off at Villa Park. <\/span> Photograph: Matthew Childs\/Action Images\/ReutersShare<\/p>\n

Marc Vales:<\/strong> The Andorra captain is making his 101st appearance for his country and today will be the sixth time he has faced England. \u201cIt\u2019s going to be a tough game in front of your supporters,\u201d he tells ITV\u2019s Gabriel Clarke. \u201cIt\u2019s going to be an amazing atmosphere today but we have to forget about these things and make the game harder for England. Put everything in, play with our hearts and be proud of our work.<\/p>\n

Asked to compare Tuchel\u2019s England to previous incarnations he has faced over the years, Vales has this to say: \u201cMaybe looking at the squad you can thihnk these are a lower team or not as good quality on the pitch, but still the difference is so big we have to play hard and do our best because if not it could be a hard for us today.\u201d<\/p>\n

On people who say games like this shouldn\u2019t happen because the gulf in class is too big: \u201cThat is why we are here now, because we want to change that mindset. We are playing hard, we are doing our best and you could see in the last game that at the end, it was a 1-0 for England but it was not easy for them. We are fighting not only for us but for our people and that is why we are here.\u201d<\/p>\n

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England: <\/strong>England\u2019s head coach has stepped back from tactical tinkering, as a smaller squad prioritises intensity against Andorra, writes David Hytner.<\/p>\n

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Today\u2019s match officials<\/h2>\n
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    Referee: <\/strong>Mohammad Al-Emara<\/p>\n<\/li>\n

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    Referee\u2019s assistants:<\/strong> Turkka Vajakka and Mika Lamppu<\/p>\n<\/li>\n

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    Fourth official:<\/strong> Peiman Simani<\/p>\n<\/li>\n

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    VAR: <\/strong>Bram Van Driessche<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    <\/span>Finnish referee Mohammad Al-Emara leads tonight\u2019s team of match officials at Villa Park. <\/span> Photograph: Robert Perry\/EPAShare<\/p>\n

    England v Andorra line-ups<\/h2>\n

    England:<\/strong> Pickford, James, Guehi, Burn, Lewis-Skelly, Anderson, Rice, Eze, Rashford, Madueke, Kane.<\/p>\n

    Subs:<\/strong> Trafford, D Henderson, Spence, Konsa, Livramento, J Henderson, Loftus-Cheek, Gordon, Rogers, Gibbs-White, Watkins, Bowen.<\/p>\n

    Andorra:<\/strong> Alvarez, Vales, Llovera, Garcia, R Fernandez, Babot, Rodrigo, San Nicolas, Cervos, Olivera, Borra.<\/p>\n

    Subs: <\/strong>Pires, Ruiz, Da Cunha, Rebes, De las Heras, Vales, Lopez, Alexandre Martinez, Rubio, Buillen, Da Silva, M Garcia<\/p>\n

    <\/span> Photograph: Catherine Ivill\/AMA\/Getty ImagesShare<\/p>\n

    Updated at\u00a012.07 EDT<\/p>\n

    Elsewhere in Group K:<\/strong> Dusan Vlahovic scored the only goal of the game as Serbia beat Latvia in Riga earlier today. The Serbs go second in the group, two points behind England, who they host on Tuesday night. The gap will almost certainly have extended to five points by then, of course.<\/p>\n

    <\/span>Dusan Vlahovic shapes to pull the trigger during Serbia\u2019s win over Latvia in Riga. <\/span> Photograph: Ints Kalni\u0146\u0161\/ReutersShare<\/p>\n

    Elliot Anderson starts for England …<\/h2>\n

    The 22-year-old Nottingham Forest player will make his senior international debut alongside Declan Rice in England\u2019s midfield. They have a little in common, as Rice previously played three in three internationals for the Republic of Ireland before switching his allegiances to the Three Lions, while Anderson accepted an invitation from Steve Clarke to join a senior Scotland squad before thinking better of it, dropping out and deciding that his is an English heart.<\/p>\n

    Other vaguely eye-catching inclusions: Anderson\u2019s former Newcastle teammate Dan Burn starts in the heart of England\u2019s defence alongside Marc Guehi, Myles Lewis-Skelly gets the nod at left-back and Ebereche Eze has been been selected for the No10 role.<\/p>\n

    <\/span>Elliot anderson will make his England debut this evening. <\/span> Photograph: Eddie Keogh\/The FA\/Getty ImagesShare<\/p>\n

    Early England team news:<\/strong> John Stones left the squad yesterday with a muscle injury but the 24 players he left behind are all fighting fit. So much so, that Jarell Quansah was left out of the matchday squad this morning because Thomas Tuchel can only name a 23-man squad for this match. The central defender, who joined Bayer Leverkusen from Liverpool this summer, has now received call-ups to three different England squads under two different managers but has yet to make his senior debut.<\/p>\n

    Tuchel announced yesterday that Harry Kane will definitely be starting up front for England tonight and is expected to field an extremely strong side, albeit in the absence through injury of Jude Bellingham, Cole Palmer, Levi Colwill, Adam Wharton and Bukayo Saka. Elliot Anderson and Djed Spence received their first senior England call-ups from Tuchel and one or both players could make their international debuts tonight.<\/p>\n

    <\/span>Jarell Quansah has been left hanging by both Gareth Southgate and Thomas Tuchel as he waits to make his England debut. <\/span> Photograph: Eddie Keogh\/The FA\/Getty ImagesShare<\/p>\n

    Group K: England v Andorra<\/h2>\n

    With Wembley set to be stuffed to the gunnels with Coldplay fans this evening, Villa Park has the honour of throwing open its doors for an England international for the first time in 24 years. While only time will tell which of the two capacity crowds will be subjected to the more insipid and cloying performance, anything less than emphatic victory for Thomas Tuchel\u2019s side over what is ostensibly a ski resort will result in much over-the-top wailing, gnashing of teeth and hysterical handwringing ahead of England\u2019s second game of the current window in Belgrade on Tuesday.<\/p>\n

    Top of Group K with a 100 per cent record that is almost certain to be maintained tonight, England\u2019s automatic qualification for the World Cup is as near to a foregone conclusion as it is possible to be. However, in the absence of any kind of realistic jeopardy it is imperative that some must be confected, so we can expect no end of largely inconsequential but portentuous discourse about squad and team selections, tactical formations and the audacity of some German geezer \u201ccoming over \u2018ere\u201d and taking an English manager\u2019s job even if the hosts run out easy winners this evening.<\/p>\n

    It is, of course, worth remembering that England only beat tonight\u2019s famously \u2013 insert side-eye emoji here \u2013 hard-to-break-down opponents 1-0 in the corresponding fixture in the first match of a June international window to forget for Thomas Tuchel and his side. While Andorra\u2019s borderline heroic obduracy is to be commended, one suspects they will do extremely well to keep the score that low tonight. Kick-off is at 5pm (BST) but we\u2019ll have team news and build-up in the meantime.<\/p>\n

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    Updated at\u00a011.29 EDT<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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