Not premier league but two PL teams in the FA Cup and its on free TV.
Football Season 2022/23.
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5 Live are saying Everton are up for sale but it's not confirmed at least the new owner won't have to spend on the stadium.
Sean Dyche is expected to be named as Everton's new manager, succeeding the sacked Frank Lampard.
Dyche and former Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa were the two main contenders after holding talks with Everton's hierarchy.
Bielsa was initially understood to be the favoured choice of owner Farhad Moshiri but the former Burnley boss is now in pole position.
The Toffees want their new manager in place before the weekend.
Bielsa, 67, expressed reservations about taking over in mid-season and whether the squad would fit his high-intensity and physically demanding style.
There were also doubts over the expensive package his appointment would require.
Talks did not bring any resolution, leaving Dyche as the front-runner, although it remains to be seen what agreement will be reached on length of contract, with the 51-year-old unlikely to simply want a short-term deal.
Everton are next in action on 4 February, when they host Premier League leaders Arsenal at Goodison Park.
Dyche also impressed Everton and the manager sacked by Burnley now looks certain to be given the task of rescuing their troubled season.
Lampard was dismissed with the Toffees lying 19th in the Premier League table with only 15 points from 20 games.
In a decade at Burnley, Dyche guided the Clarets to two promotions from the Championship and two top-half Premier League finishes.
Dyche also helped Burnley achieve their first European qualification in 51 years after leading them to seventh place in the top flight in 2017-18.
Moshiri will be making his seventh managerial appointment since buying into the club in February 2016.
Dyche and former Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa were the two main contenders after holding talks with Everton's hierarchy.
Bielsa was initially understood to be the favoured choice of owner Farhad Moshiri but the former Burnley boss is now in pole position.
The Toffees want their new manager in place before the weekend.
Bielsa, 67, expressed reservations about taking over in mid-season and whether the squad would fit his high-intensity and physically demanding style.
There were also doubts over the expensive package his appointment would require.
Talks did not bring any resolution, leaving Dyche as the front-runner, although it remains to be seen what agreement will be reached on length of contract, with the 51-year-old unlikely to simply want a short-term deal.
Everton are next in action on 4 February, when they host Premier League leaders Arsenal at Goodison Park.
Dyche also impressed Everton and the manager sacked by Burnley now looks certain to be given the task of rescuing their troubled season.
Lampard was dismissed with the Toffees lying 19th in the Premier League table with only 15 points from 20 games.
In a decade at Burnley, Dyche guided the Clarets to two promotions from the Championship and two top-half Premier League finishes.
Dyche also helped Burnley achieve their first European qualification in 51 years after leading them to seventh place in the top flight in 2017-18.
Moshiri will be making his seventh managerial appointment since buying into the club in February 2016.
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ITV tonight kick off 20:00 -
ITV tonight kick off 20:00 -
FA Cup 2022-23 Fourth Round.
Brighton and Hove Albion v Liverpool
I am neutral but having watched two of the worst tackles i have seen in ages by Liverpool players i am glad they lost.
Terry Butcher
If you look at it closely that could easily be a red card.
That's endangering the health and safety of an opponent.
Fabinho's certainly left his mark.
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And another late challenge!
The tackles are flying in the closing moments. This time Andy Roberson goes into the book.
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Brighton and Hove Albion v Liverpool
I am neutral but having watched two of the worst tackles i have seen in ages by Liverpool players i am glad they lost.
'Could easily be a red card'
Brighton 1-1 LiverpoolTerry Butcher
If you look at it closely that could easily be a red card.
That's endangering the health and safety of an opponent.
Fabinho's certainly left his mark.
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YELLOW CARD
Brighton 1-1 LiverpoolAnd another late challenge!
The tackles are flying in the closing moments. This time Andy Roberson goes into the book.
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So could Robertson and i am a Liverpool fan, it is also time to clamp down on professional fouls like the one Dunk did
Shirt pulling in the box goes unpunished all the time and it boils my **** all they need to do is book a couple of players in one Saturdays fixtures and let players know they are no longer going to let it go and it would stop overnight.
There is no championship thread so i will put this here. 
According to 5 live Chelsea have already paid £483 million in the transfer window and may spend another £105 million for Fernandez, that will be the record well and truly broken.
British media reported Monday that Chelsea was willing to pay a British record fee of 105 million pounds ($130 million) to bring in the 22-year-old Fernandez, a World Cup winner with Argentina
British media reported Monday that Chelsea was willing to pay a British record fee of 105 million pounds ($130 million) to bring in the 22-year-old Fernandez, a World Cup winner with Argentina
Come on Everton.
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What has happened to Liverpool?
Commentator just said it should be 3 - 0 Liverpool are having a nightmare.
SAT 04 FEB 2023
PREMIER LEAGUE
Wolves 2 Liverpool 0
Commentator just said it should be 3 - 0 Liverpool are having a nightmare.
SAT 04 FEB 2023
PREMIER LEAGUE
Wolves 2 Liverpool 0
- Matip (5'minutes og),
- Dawson (12'minutes)
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They'll be calling for Klopps head in 606 later
United down to 10 men -
It's making the most interesting part of the premiership the dog fight at the bottom.
Some astounding results there
Some astounding results there
You are right Clint not much between them.
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