McInnes' Tynecastle return, Goodwin's entertainers & Reedijk eyes first win

BBC Sport Wednesday 28 October 2026, 07:10 UTC 1 min read

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Norwegian federation president distances self from Fifa presidency but believes governing body can be reformedAs the rain whips around Oslo’s government quarter, Lise Klaveness is shielding herself from the wind, trying to work out tactics. “Of course we cannot probably do everything alone, but we have a voice, we have the right to speak, we have the right to suggest, so let’s see,” she says. “We will at least try to be a spearhead.

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McInnes' Tynecastle return, Goodwin's entertainers & Reedijk eyes first win

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