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I'm intrigued by the Harrison vs. Nunes fight. Their ages, injuries, training together and styles, I hope should make for a interesting watch. Is Hokit the mouthy, talks out of his backside guy? I think I saw him fight once against Derrick Lewis a few months ago if it's who I'm thinking off. With all this talk about Tom Aspinall on here, has he been cleared to train and return since vacating the title yet? Hopefully, he can return in some capacity after all he has gone through, I remember his fight against Gane, watching it live and I thought the eye poking was bad, now seeing the gif Wandshogun09 has posted, it's even worse then I remember.

I see we got Buatsi vs. Hutchinson 2 coming up this Saturday night for the vacant WBC light-heavyweight title. I enjoyed their first fight, hopefully this will bring more of the same, I thought Buatsi won their first fight fairly comfortable, even with him only getting the verdict in a split-decision points win, I think this will be closer, but edge slightly towards Buatsi repeating what he did previously and becoming the new WBC light-heavyweight champion.

More fantastic news for us with William Saliba back in first-team training. I wasn't sure if we would see him appear again for us this year, so hopefully if he has no setback, we can see him back very soon in our colours. Konsa has done brilliant for us in Saliba's absence, but having Saliba back in the squad will be a big boost for everybody. I expect a few changes for the game away in Prague tomorrow night, White, Hincapie and Eze most likely coming in for Timber, Calafiori and Tzolis respectively, possibly Gyokeres as well for Havertz. We just need to get the win going into Saturday's game against Hull City, do what we need to do there and go into the international break still top of the table. I go for 0-2, Odegaard and Gabriel with the goals.

I said nothing about Liverpool fans. Again, you are clogging up a thread with your talk, you know what to do, it's very easy. I'm going to say this one time to you, don't go personal and insult me again on here.

I can't say much about the Fleetwood game as I never watched it due to my daughter being in hospital. The Brighton game, I can as I was there, we were absolutely useless, deserved to lose and were fortunate not to lose by more goals. That one was painful during and after the game. Hey ho, usually always a bad moment here and there for us all.

I said the club love playing the victim, I never said nothing about the fans. So now you want to go personal with insults, if you don't like what I say, don't read, it's very simple. I have no ideas about the posters who you mentioned. Good for them. If you have a problem with me, talk to me one on one on DM.

Nothing to do with being hard. Why if have a problem with me, try to do it in public, when can talk one on one and not ruin the thread? You can take the same advice.

You both are adorable. Rather then come on here, post whore, clogg the forum up and try to get likes from your buddy boys, just message me privately one on one and we can go from there. It's easily done.

What a win, what a win, what a mighty fine win. We were fantastic all over the pitch and throughly deserved the victory. Rice was the stand out, he was everywhere and a fantastic assist to Havertz to score the only goal of the game. It felt real good, seeing their fans after the game, the tears were close to flowing, you could feel it in the air. That is how you deal woth a club who love playing the victim card, you victimise them! Make your point loud and clear. I said last week, whatever little dreams they had of winning the league title this season, we would end and yesterday we did exactly that. Now you all have to pin your hopes on 114 charges and the seaside club to save you, good luck with that. Champions! Champions! Champions!

Week 12 fixtures Premier League Bournemouth 1-1 Leeds United Brentford 1-1 Nottingham Forest Coventry City 1-1 Sunderland Hull City 1-1 Ipswich Town Liverpool 1-2 Arsenal (Sunday 16:30) Scottish League Cup semi-final Heart of Midlothian 2-1 Hibernian (Sunday, at Hampden Park) German Bundesliga Bayern Munich 2-1 Borussia Dortmund (17:30) Serie A AC Milan 1-1 Inter (19:45) Juventus 1-1 Napoli (Sunday 19:45) Austrian Bundesliga Austria Vienna 1-2 Rapid Vienna (Sunday 16:00)

Another good, solid win for us yesterday. I'm pleased for Konsa to score his first goal in our colours and in the process scoring our first goal from a corner this season. We were rarely threatened or got out of second gear, but the second goal through Gabriel made the last 20 minutes that much more comfortable. We probably will change the whole team for the game away on Tuesday at Fleetwood Town, go get a positive result and then I'm really looking forward to rocking up to Anfield next Sunday and putting the final nail in any hope they have of taking our title away from us this season.

Week 11 fixtures Premier League Arsenal 2-0 Everton Coventry City 1-1 Fulham Chelsea 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur (17:30) Crystal Palace 1-1 Newcastle United (Sunday 14:00) Sunderland 0-1 Leeds United (Sunday 16:30) FA Trophy Round 1 proper Deal Town 1-0 Hashtag United Scottish Cup Round 2 Renfrew 1-2 Stirling Albion La Liga Barcelona 2-2 Real Madrid (Sunday 20:00) Eredivisie PSV 2-1 Feyenoord (Sunday 13:30) FA Women's Cup Round 1 Northampton Town 1-2 Stoke City (Sunday 14:00)

Wardley by KO between 3/5 rounds.

Week 10 fixtures Premier League Brentford 1-1 Liverpool Fulham 1-1 Hull City Newcastle United 1-1 Aston Villa (17:30) Leeds United 1-1 Manchester United (Sunday 14:00) Nottingham Forest 0-1 Arsenal (Sunday 16:30) FA Cup last qualifying round Leatherhead 0-2 Yeovil Town Irish Premier Division Sligo Rovers w/Fog Dude 1-2 Dundalk (19:45) Ligue Un Strasbourg 1-2 Paris St Germain (16:15) Olympique Lyonnais 2-1 Nice (Sunday 19:45) Portuguese Cup Round 3 Louletano 1-2 Rio Ave (17:00)

Main card: Daniel Dubois vs. Fabio Wardley 2- WBO heavyweight title Louie O'Doherty vs. Michael Gomez Jr - British and Commonwealth lightweight title Bakhodir Jalolov vs. Solomon Dacres - heavyweight Tony Curtis vs. Kerim Agius - super-flyweight Leighton Birchall vs. Luis Vara Carrillo - featherweight We get to see this main event run back on Saturday night at the O2 Arena, after what was a fight of the year contender back in May 2026, which Dubois came out victories in with a 11th round stoppage to claim the WBO heavyweight title and in the process becoming a two-time heavyweight champion of the world. The first fight had almost everything you could wish for, Wardley putting Dubois down twice in the first and third round respectively, Dubois winning basically all the other rounds he wasn't knocked down in, putting a absolute beating on Wardley, who would not go down, nor quit even when for a number of the later rounds being barely able to stand, but still swinging away, trying to catch Dubois with that one shot that could turn the fight back in to his favour and derail Dubois, but it wasn't to be and Dubois finally was able to get the stoppage victory in the 11th round. Dubois had for a long time taking criticism in his career that when it is put on him, he doesn't have the heart to recover and will quit on himself, but he showed an abundance of heart in this fight to recover from the two early knockdowns, dominate the majority of the fight and finally force home a stoppage win to become heavyweight champion of the world again. Now onto Wardley, I mean the chin, heart and will he showed was one of the bravest and hardest thing at the same time I have ever seen in a boxing ring. There was numerous times where the fight could have been stopped(maybe should have been before it finally was) and no one would have had any complaints. I can't wait to witness it all over again. The fight main card begins from 7pm, Dubios vs. Wardley ringwalks are due to happen around 10.30pm and the card is being shown on DAZN PPV and DAZN Ultimate Tier.

Buatsi vs. Hutchinson was announced a while ago for the WBC interim title, but now Benavidez has made it clear he is staying in the Cruiserweight, the interim title has been elevated to the full WBC world title. I thought Buatsi won their first fight fairly comfortably, especially adding in the couple of knock down's he scored. I'm not sure who wins this as of now, Buatsi since in losing to Smith and being gifted a decision in his fight against Parker hasn't look too good, but Hutchinson in his two fights since against Jeffers & Taylor respectively has looked impressive. Should be another good one.

Week 9 fixtures Premier League Aston Villa 1-1 Brentford Chelsea 2-1 Bournemouth Ipswich Town 1-1 Fulham Sunderland 1-1 Brighton & Hove Albion Manchester United 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur (17:30) Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City (Sunday 16:30) League One Huddersfield Town 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday w/MVP RULZ German Bundesliga (14:30) Augsburg 0-2 Bayern Munich Mainz 1-2 Bayer Leverkusen Women's international friendly Liechtenstein 1-0 Gibraltar