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Pompey Talk: A standard week in the life of a Pompey supporter...

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Pompey Talk is back as Jordan Cross and chief sports writer, Neil Allen, discuss another tumultuous week as Championship leaders Leeds were dismissed at a bearpit Fratton, before defeat followed to rock-bottom Plymouth. Plus we give you the inside track on all the other news from PO4.

Wales women competing with the best in World football and belief for future is sky high

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The rise of the Wales Women’s National Team has been a remarkable journey, with steady progress propelling them onto the international stage.<br /><br />We spoke about their growth, which has not only elevated the profile of women’s football in Wales but also inspired future generations of players to follow in their footsteps.

What do West Ham United need from the upcoming summer under Graham Potter?

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West Ham United will need strategic strengthening in the upcoming summer under Graham Potter to solidify their position in the Premier League and improve their competitiveness. <br />Additionally, securing a consistent goal scorer and improving the team’s overall consistency will be vital to ensure they can challenge for higher league positions and compete effectively in European competitions.

John McGinn’s meteoric rise from Championship to Champions League with Aston Villa

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John McGinn’s rise from the Championship to the Champions League with Aston Villa has been nothing short of meteoric. After joining Villa in 2018 from Hibernian, McGinn quickly became a key player, showcasing his exceptional energy, vision, and leadership in midfield.<br />His journey reflects not only his individual growth but also Villa’s resurgence as a top-tier force in European football.

Abdoulaye Doucoure’s Everton impact and future as contract nears expiration this summer

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Abdoulaye Doucoure’s influence at Everton has been vital this season, providing energy and leadership in midfield. With his contract set to expire this summer, his future remains uncertain, as the club navigates it’s fight to gain a higher place in the Premier League. Doucoure’s performances could be key in determining whether he secures a new deal or moves on to pastures new.

Liverpool confirm huge return to Adidas and David Moyes urges players to step up ahead of summer at Everton

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Liverpool have confirmed a £65 million-a-year return to Adidas from 2025, ending their deal with Nike in a major commercial boost. <br />Meanwhile, Everton boss David Moyes has urged his players, including Jack Harrison and Nathan Patterson, to step up as the Toffees battle for a strong finish in the Premier League.

London Sport latest: Tyson Fury returns for Soccer Aid, Arsenal youngsters could make Tuchel’s England squad and Chelsea continue their struggle to redevelop Stamford Bridge

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Tyson Fury will co-manage England with Wayne Rooney at Soccer Aid 2025, marking his first appearance since retiring. Meanwhile, Martin Keown has raised concerns over Ethan Nwaneri’s potential England call-up, and Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge expansion faces continued setbacks.

Wolves set for summer clear-out as Matheus Cunha attracting interest from UEFA Champions League outfits

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Wolves are reportedly preparing for a major summer clear-out, with several key players facing uncertain futures. <br />Among them, Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha is attracting strong interest from UEFA Champions League clubs after an impressive season. <br />The 25-year-old’s versatility and attacking flair have caught the eye of top European sides, and Wolves could be tempted to cash in as they look to reshape their squad ahead of next season.

Gull-Mouth Action: Another win for Albion,defeats for Crawley Town

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We look back at that heart-stopping home win over the Cottagers, plus we’ll bring you the latest injury news as Albion prepare to visit title-holders Manchester City in the Premier League

Aston Villa thrash Club Brugge to reach Champions League quarter-finals

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BirminghamWorld reporter Charlie Haffenden reacts to Aston Villa 3-0 Club Brugge (6-1 on aggregate) in the UEFA Champions League round of 16 at Villa Park, as Marco Asensio and Ian Maatsen get on the scoresheet in a famous victory.