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Florian Andone of Brighton will have a late fitness test tomorrow to see if he can play against Southampton. Pascal Gross is definitely absent. Southampton, meanwhile, hopes that Danny Ings and Mario Lemina could be back in action after long absences. Shane Long is not available.

The interim Brighton team: Balogun, Montoya, Bissouma, Stephens, Propper, Kayal, Knockaert, March, Jahanbakhsh, Izquierdo, Andone, Locadia, Murray.

Southampton interim team: Gunn, McCarthy, Stephens, Targett, Yoshida, Vestergaard, Bertrand, Bednarek, Valery, Romeu, Ward-Prowse, Slattery, Redmond, Armstrong, Lemina, Hojbjerg, Elyounoussi, Sims, Austin, Inges, Gallagher.

If you or your friends are of Polish origin and live in Dublin, you may want to go to Shamrock Rovers for today's game against UCD. The club offers a "special offer for the Polish community", according to which two children under 14 years can enter free with a paying adult (15 €).

Have you heard of the one on the burger launched since Sheffield in order to explore the space … what he did well … before returning to Earth with style .. landing at Colchester United? Corker.

More on Fulham: Many of their supporters will hold a protest around and possibly at Craven Cottage this weekend against the high ticket prices. A crowdfunding campaign #StopTheGreed raised funds to buy banners denouncing a pricing policy that the cheapest adult ticket Hammersmith End for second-choice matches is £ 45, while the cheapest for Category A matches are £ 55. The club has refused to give the green light to the protest, but the fans are determined to make their point, so let's wish them good luck. £ 55!

Tim Ream and Jean Michael Seri fear for injury Fulham before the torture of early afternoon Saturday at the hands of Manchester City. Alfie Mawson will definitely be spared by this knee injury. Question: have one of the managers of the fantasy league Among you, Raheem Sterling or Sergio Aguero have not been named captain this weekend (double play week for many teams)?

Huddersfield He made his debut in the Premier League in 2017 with a 3-0 win at Selhurst Park. On Saturday, they could equal a disgraceful record on the same site, where defeat could see them relegated after just 32 games of the season, a feat that one of the successes of the Derby County Dungeons clbad in 2007/08 did. had been that of the Premier League. For this to happen, Southampton and Burnley should also win (against Brighton and Wolves respectively), which is unlikely. In addition, Huddersfield could welcome the return of Christopher Schindler, Jonathan Hogg and Danny Williams. So, uh, do not neglect the biggest relegation escape of all time for now.

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Soccer. After the thrills of international action, players around the world will soon return to the chore of domestic duty. In the Premier League, it means a potentially pivotal weekend in the title race, a crucial weekend in the fight for an arrival in the top four and one clenching cheeks weekend in the battle to avoid the fall. And we have pretty much the same scenarios in the league, League One and League Two. For example, in the championship, Norwich travels to Middlesbrough and Sheffield United hosts Bristol City, which means that the chances of finding Leeds in automatic promotion venues are good if they manage to impose themselves in their head-to always warm with Millwall. First of all, West Brom will try that day to thwart Birmingham's attempt to start recovering from this nine-point deduction for financial disorder. And in Ligue 1, half of the division still risks being relegated – Southend – Shrewsbury is a particularly chosen affair – while in Ligue 2, Lincoln will attempt to get closer to third place by pushing Macclesfield closer non-leagues. indignity. And in Scotland, Celtic and Rangers will meet on Sunday for a healthy demonstration of interdenominational friendship and a discussion of the exact timing of Celtic's crowning as Scottish champions. It happens! But before that, let us and managers spend a day talking about it. Yes!