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England and Scotland back in Nations League action; Manchester City latest – matchday live

The Guardian Sport Saturday 03 October 2026, 07:28 UTC By David Tindall 1 min read
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All the latest before Saturday’s Nations League actionToday’s fixtures | Latest tables | And you can mail usLet’s go to the the very top and see what Barney Ronay has to say about Andy Burnham. BR ponders whether the PM’s contortions over the Manchester City verdicts have landed him with an early test of what he wants to stand for.

Let’s go to the the very top and see what Barney Ronay has to say about Andy Burnham. BR ponders whether the PM’s contortions over the Manchester City verdicts have landed him with an early test of what he wants to stand for. Realpolitik, or real values?

Good morning and welcome to another Matchday live! While the Premier League takes a back seat once more, the football headlines continues to flash hard due to the fallout over Manchester City’s guilty verdict and the raft of Nations League games during this extended international brek.

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