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Published 25/09/2024 at 22:47 GMT

Liverpool thrashed West Ham United 5-1 to progress in the EFL Cup and their trophy defence will continue at Brighton & Hove Albion, while arguably the top tie of the fourth round sees Tottenham host Manchester City. Manchester United got past Barnsley 7-0 in round three and Erik ten Hag's side have been rewarded with a home draw against Leicester City.

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Liverpool will continue their defence of their EFL Cup trophy with a trip to Brighton & Hove Albion in the fourth round, while Tottenham Hotspur take on Manchester City.

Liverpool thrashed West Ham United 5-1 to progress on Wednesday evening, with Arne Slot seeking his first trophy in charge of The Reds.

Spurs have been drawn at home to Premier League champions Manchester City, in a repeat of the 2021 final. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace head to Aston Villa.

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After beating Barnsley 7-0 in the third round, 2023 winners Manchester United will play Leicester City at Old Trafford next. Leicester needed penalties to get past League Two side Walsall.

Arsenal’s youngsters stole the show in their 5-1 win against Bolton Wanderes and they will now go to Deepdale to take on Championship side Preston North End in round four.

Brentford have been drawn to face Sheffield Wednesday at home and Southampton will welcome second-tier Stoke City to St Mary’s.

There is still one third round tie to be settled after severe flooding at Plough Lane led to League Two's AFC Wimbledon being denied the chance to entertain Newcastle United.

That postponed fixture has now been switched to be played at St James’ Park next week. The prize up for grabs for the winner is a home tie against Chelsea in the next round.

Round four will be played in the week commencing October 28.

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Brentford v Sheffield Wednesday

Southampton v Stoke

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Manchester United v Leicester

Brighton v Liverpool

Preston v Arsenal

Aston Villa v Crystal Palace

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Fenerbahce chase Trippier

A move to Saudi Arabia, Burnley or Atalanta are just some of the options for Kieran Trippier, according to The Sun.

The veteran defender hopes to leave Newcastle United, with both Fenerbahce and AC Milan also in the mix.

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The paper reports: “SunSport revealed how the defender is 'desperate' to leave Newcastle amid his struggles on and off the pitch.

“Less than 12 months after Bayern Munich failed in their attempts to sign him, Trippier is losing the battle with Tino Livramento as the first-choice right-back under Eddie Howe this term and has retired from England international availability.

“The club reportedly leading the chase for Trippier's signature in January is said to be Fenerbahce.

“The Turkish giants showed interest over the summer following Mourinho's arrival in the dugout. AC Milan are also thought to be monitoring Trippier's situation keenly.”

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Tottenham set to keep Son

Tottenham Hotspur will avoid losing Son Heung-min on a free transfer at the end of the season, according to the Evening Standard.

The club will exercise an option to extend his contract by another season, though talks are yet to start on fresh terms.

The paper explained: “Tottenham will trigger a clause to extend captain Heung-min Son’s contract by a further year.

“The Spurs skipper is out of contract at the end of the season but the club has an option to extend his deal by a further 12 months, which they will exercise.

“The extension will see Son enter an 11th season with the club, having arrived from Bayer Leverkusen in 2015 in a deal worth around £22 million.

“Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Son revealed he had not held talks with the club over a longer-term extension but was focused on finally delivering silverware this season.”

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Szczesny set for Barca switch

Former Arsenal and Juventus goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny is set to come out of retirement just a month after announcing his decision.

The Athletic claims that the Polish veteran will be brought to Barcelona as back-up following Marc-Andre Ter Stegen’s recent injury.

The website notes: “Barcelona have made contact with Wojciech Szczesny as they explore possible options to replace injured first-choice goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

“Ter Stegen, 32, ruptured a patellar tendon in his right knee against Villarreal on Sunday. On Monday, Barcelona confirmed he had undergone a successful operation on the area, and there are fears he will miss the remainder of the 2024-25 season.

“The club are targeting an experienced goalkeeper to offer competition for Inaki Pena, who has deputised for Barcelona in Ter Stegen’s absence, and Szczesny would initially come in as understudy to the La Masia graduate.

“Szczesny announced his retirement from professional football at the age of 34 in August.”

City linked with Rafinha deal

Although unlikely, the Mirror believes that Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola could make a signing after Rodri’s injury.

They suggest that Rafinha, who played under Pep Guardiola at Barcelona, could be an option as he is currently a free agent.

The paper writes: “Guardiola could also be tempted to bring a new face on board - albeit unlikely. With the transfer window being closed, City might potentially dip into the free agent market.

“The most likely option might potentially be former Barcelona midfielder Rafinha. The Brazilian played under Guardiola at the Camp Nou and has been out of work since leaving Qatari side Al-Arabi.

“A few more injuries might trigger Guardiola into moving but it seems slightly unlikely at this moment in time.“

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Tottenham Hotspur are back in European action after last season's absence as they host Azerbaijani side Qarabag FK in their UEFA Europa League opener. It will be Ange Postecoglou's first taste of European football in the dugout of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, after the Australian guided the club to a fifth-placed finish in his debut season in charge. Here are all the details on how to watch.

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Ange Postecoglou will lead Tottenham Hotspur for the first time in a European competition as the north London club face Qarabag FK in their UEFA Europa League opener on Thursday.

Spurs were forced to sit out of European action for the first time since 2009/10 in the previous campaign - Postecoglou's first as manager of the club - after a poor 2022/23 season saw them land eighth in the Premier League table.

But Spurs are back in Europe, and fresh off the elation of a dominant win over Brentford in the Premier League on Saturday - overturning Bryan Mbuemo's goal in the first minute in a strong response to their 1-0 setback against rivals Arsenal in the previous week.

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Spurs were most recently in the Europa League in the 2020/21 season, exiting the competition in the last 16, having seen a 2-0 aggregate lead overturned by Dinamo Zagreb in a 3-0 second-leg defeat.

But they now return to the competition with its brand new format, and take on Qarabag in their opener - a side who have qualified for the Europa League for the third consecutive year, and sit top of the Azerbaijani top-flight.

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Tottenham Hotspur host Qarabag FK in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday, September 26.

Kick-off is at 20:00 UK time, with live coverage on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate commencing at 19:00.

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Tottenham Hotspur - Arsenal Live - Premier League: Football Scores & Highlights - 15/09/2024  TNT Sports

Alexander Isak struck the winner as Newcastle United beat Tottenham 2-1 in a lively encounter at St James’ Park.

Eddie Howe’s men broke the deadlock on 37 minutes when Harvey Barnes produced an excellent first-time finish to convert Lloyd Kelly’s cross from the left.

Tottenham dominated following the restart and deservedly levelled when Dan Burn bundled substitute Brennan Johnson’s cross-shot into his own net.

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Ange Postecoglou’s men were utterly dominant but could not make it count on the scoreboard with James Maddison, Wilson Odobert and Johnson all going close.

Newcastle then made them pay with a lightning counter-attack 12 minutes from time as substitute Jacob Murphy set up Isak to roll home.

The result means The Magpies have won their first two home matches in a Premier League season for the first time since 2000/01 and moves them up to fourth spot with seven points from three outings.

Tottenham suffer their first loss of the league campaign and sit 10th.

Next up, Newcastle visit Wolves on Sunday September 15 after the international break while Tottenham host neighbours Arsenal.

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This was a hard-fought win for Newcastle and it didn’t go unnoticed that for long spells they were outplayed by a profligate Tottenham. However, the positives are hard to ignore for Howe and Co as they followed up a midweek League Cup win by maintaining a strong start to the PL season.

The Magpies scored for the 21st home league match on the spin and maintained a perfect home record (in 2024-25) to make it 10 PL games unbeaten at St James’ Park.

Throw in the Premier League return of midfielder Sandro Tonali from his betting ban as a second-half substitute, and despite unrest from supporters over a lack of transfer activity this summer, things are pretty positive for The Toon heading into the international break.

Player of the Match - Alexander Isak (Newcastle)

The Swede was industrious throughout and got his reward with the winning goal. It was his first of the new campaign and came after he had gone close with a cross-shot against the post.

Player Ratings

NEWCASTLE: Pope 7, Kelly 7, Krafth 7, Burn 6, Livramento 7, Joelinton 7, Guimaraes 7, Longstaff 6, Barnes 7, Gordon 7, Isak 8. Subs: J. Murphy 7, Hall 6, Tonali 6, Almiron n/a.

TOTTENHAM: Vicario 6, Udogie 7, Porro 7, Romero 7, Dragusin 6, Maddison 6, Bissouma 6, Sarr 6, Kulusevski 6, Odobert 6, Son 6. Subs: Johnson 7, Werner 6, Bergvall n/a, Bentancur n/a.

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Newcastle United - Tottenham Hotspur Live - Premier League: Football Scores & Highlights - 01/09/2024  TNT Sports

ISAK IS THE MATCHWINNER AS NEWCASTLE EDGE OUT TOTTENHAM

Alexander Isak struck the winner as Newcastle United beat Tottenham 2-1 in a lively encounter at St James’ Park.

Eddie Howe’s men broke the deadlock on 37 minutes when Harvey Barnes produced an excellent first-time finish to convert Lloyd Kelly’s cross from the left.

Tottenham dominated following the restart and deservedly levelled when Dan Burn bundled substitute Brennan Johnson’s cross-shot into his own net.

Ange Postecoglou’s men were utterly dominant but could not make it count on the scoreboard with James Maddison, Wilson Odobert and Johnson all going close.

Newcastle then made them pay with a lightning counter-attack 12 minutes from time as substitute Jacob Murphy set up Isak to roll home.

The result means The Magpies have won their first two home matches in a Premier League season for the first time since 2000/01 and moves them up to fourth spot with seven points from three outings.

Tottenham suffer their first loss of the league campaign and sit 10th.

Next up, Newcastle visit Wolves on Sunday September 15 after the international break while Tottenham host neighbours Arsenal.

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Tottenham Hotspur - Everton Live - Premier League: Football Scores & Highlights - 24/08/2024  TNT Sports

A typical Jamie Vardy goal, in typically adverse Jamie Vardy circumstances, earned Leicester a point after Pedro Porro had put a dominant Tottenham in front. Vardy, now 37, only persuaded his body to play because Patson Daka was injured, but no one will be surprised that once there, he made his presence felt.

Looking at the teams before kick-off it was hard to envisage how this could be a contest, and the first half was not: Spurs dominated from start to finish. But they created relatively few chances and had to settle for just one goal, Pedro Porro trying with a back header and succeeding with his back, sending James Maddison’s teasing cross past Mads Hermansen.

There was no sense whatsoever that Leicester could take something from the game, but they were more aggressive after the break, both in and out of possession. Nevertheless, an equaliser did not look imminent and then one arrived, Vardy heading home after good work from Victor Kristiansen and Issahaku Fatawu.

After that Leicester were the better side, Vardy missing the kind of chance he has made a career out of snaffling. But then Rodrigo Bentancur sustained a head injury, the match stopped for nine minutes, and never quite reigned its momentum – thankfully Bentancur is now sitting up and talking. So Spurs return to London wondering quite how they managed to avoid winning while Leicester, haunted by the spectre of points deduction, may feel just a little more optimistic about the season ahead.

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