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Unless Preston has moved a few hundred miles it's not an issue

I wonder how many miles it will be tomorrow?

Viewers can watch hosts Cameroon take on The Gambia on Saturday, 29 January on BBC Two, with kick-off at 16:00 GMT. On Sunday 30 January, the clash between Sadio Mane's Senegal and Equatorial Guinea (19:00) will be on the same channel. The matches will also be shown on the BBC Sport website and iPlayer. The other two quarter-finals see Burkina Faso take on Tunisia at 19:00 on Saturday and Egypt face Morocco the day after at 19:00. Both semi-finals and the final will be broadcast live on BBC Three.

Not played in over six months? He's going to be weeks away from being ready, which makes his interview interesting about playing for us as he likes where we are heading.... I can only assume something long-term has been dangled

I forget the name, my mum used the place on Locking Road next to Rahies takeaway (Town end) very happy with the work they did

Just change the name the account etc is in

Agree in some ways but the final third is awful again, doesn't matter how much possession we had, we never looked like scoring. Great support there tonight though

There's a difference between what is available for domestic and business contracts as to whether these channels are available

He's goal also worth a look

Have you tried this number?

Not in the footage, but I did recognise a few people

Had its own thread - now merged Met the two of them Saturday, he was a decent chap

Horrible news At least six people have died in a stampede outside a stadium hosting an African Cup of Nations soccer game in Cameroon, an official said Monday. Naseri Paul Biya, governor of the central region of Cameroon, said there could be more casualties. The stampede happened as crowds struggled to get access to Olembe Stadium in the Cameroon capital of Yaounde to watch the host country play Comoros in a last 16 knockout game in Africa’s top soccer tournament. Officials at the nearby Messassi hospital said they had received at least 40 injured people from the stampede. “Some of the injured are in desperate condition,” said Olinga Prudence, a nurse. “We will have to evacuate them to a specialized hospital.” Soccer officials said around 50,000 people had tried to attend the match. The stadium has a capacity of 60,000 but it was not meant to be more than 80% full for the game due to restrictions on the size of the crowd because of the coronavirus pandemic.

From football ground guide.. I have been here before it's OK for a visit 'A good place to drink is the Beech Hill Conservative Club on Leagrave Road, which welcomes both home and away supporters. To find the club, with the away entrance in front of you turn left and walk down to the bottom of Oak Road. Proceed through the small arcade of shops opposite and you will see the sign for the club between two shops. It has a large car park (which costs £4) and offers reasonably priced beer. You will be charged to go in, but you make it up on the cheaper than pub beer'.

I honestly had never heard of Comoros before this tournament began

London City is a must win, but can't see enough teams taking points off Liverpool, which is a shame as was hoping the game at Ashton Gate was going to be a title decider

Claudio didn't hang around

Nathan Hughes has joined Bath on loan

Sadly that's this season done in regards of getting back to the WSL

My thoughts exactly, except a bit of posturing in the park, individual flash points weren't any worse than many other games

I'm led to believe that supporters groups are sorting

Even during the game?

To me, recognise the ex player before the game, but during the game their job is to beat us, get on their backs like any opposition player