a dream come true for the pair in denmark and the build up oi'i the pair in denmark and the build updio 5 live starts at seven p:m.. so, that game kicks off at 7:45pm tonight along with six other nations league fixtures. also in england's group are belgium and iceland, who're also in action. follow all the results on the bbc sport website and app. no fans at any of those games, of course, as is the case when the premier league gets under way this weekend. some good news — all fixtures will be televised live this month. this is how it'll look. sky and bt had selected 17 games each for the first three rounds of the new season. of the remaining 11, sky will show six, bt sport three, and the bbc and amazon prime will broadcast one each. leicester's home game against burnley on the 20th will be free to air on the bbc. the premier league says it's "considering appropriate arrangements" for matches in october. good news for most, but the chair of the all parliamentary group on football thinks fans should have been told sooner. there are supporters of clubs up and down the length of the coun

even turn us itself faces those conditions in denmark. we also have to news here in denmark it has to slaughterhouses one in blue and one in tested are there workers contract workers. not all their employees employed by. they get the same as everyone else in the industry. the denmark shows that it's possible to run a business successfully. profit making through precarious employment is something germ. as perfected above all other european countries the practice showed and in 2021 at least in the meat industry as for other industries this legal exploitation is likely to continue. and the american should be sustainable. green light in our own trend. in bangalow organizes the happiest ain't a few online. without too many sacrifices and it leaves everyone with a cool conscience. and 30 minutes d.w. . this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin fire rips through a greek migrant camp under coronavirus firefighters fought the blaze overnight as thousands fled the rio. the overcrowded camps on the island of lesbos was notorious for its po

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malcolm: across the bridge, denmark imposed a total lockdown early in the pandemic.eath rate, 100,000, is 1/5's. but in the past few days, its infection rate has risen above swedens, possibly because denmark has now tested a third of its 5.6 million population. in a significant reverse people , in the cities of copenhagen and odense are being urged to work from home. >>t term it is clear we have been going through the first wave in a better sort of public sense compared to sweden but the jury's still out here. malcolm: professor jens lundgren is an infectious diseases specialist, and leading a trial of a drug formulated to fight covid. he has sympathy for sweden. danish care homes also suffered. >> you could be infectious without having symptoms. therefore, the personnel that comes to nursing homes, they are the potential source of infection and essentially brings the infection into the nursing home. we had not thought about that. it's now abundantly clear that it can happen. as a consequence you want to test the personnel before they come in. i think we're in a much

they will not be here in copenhagen against denmark as a result of their actions.h me. was it like to be getting one youngster in the will that level of responsibility? it's a massive responsibility. you have a high—profile football is now. they have been silly. never have to get the trust back and it will take them a long time. they will be in the spotlight. they are very young and it is the start of their careers. they could have been here for 12 or 15 years and this will always be brought up now and they will have to really nail down. being an england footballer, there is a lot of pressure but you have to have discipline. you have to have the discipline. you have to have the discipline to say with some of the players over the years who have had these occasions and it is the start

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i am sure discussions are going inwithin institutions denmark and the u.s.tion to settling that issue, and canrly, as a supervisor, we only look forward to that issue being put down. manus: thank you so much for joining me. jesper berg, the director general of the danish fsa, on the very latest with danske bank . emmanuel macron's government unveiled the long-awaited euro stimulus plan. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ economics, finance, and politics. it's "bloomberg surveillance." i am manus cranny in dubai. sterling has repriced by nearly 1% over the past two days, as ramsden at the bank of england the potential -- talks up the opportunity for easing. we have the numbers. services pmi comes in at 58.8. that is down on the previous month and certainly below the survey. below the estimate on the u.k. cpi. we are just seeing these numbers come through. and as i say, sterling has just repriced ever so slightly. services below estimates. the flash rating was 60.1. 58.8 is where we are. 58.8 from 56.5 in july. thes the highest reading, second consecutive month of expansi

innocence but he was dropped from the current squad for the matches against iceland tomorrow and denmarkext week. it has been a difficult period for him and, the last few days, it has been important for him to be able to relax, get away from all the attention, get a rest, mentally get a rest because he had a short break anyway, but then the events that happened in greece dominated that. i think he needed that switch—off. he will be able to go back to his club, and absolutely we would be looking to involve him in october. four of the six nominees for the pfa player of the year award

the 18—year—old's been included for the nations league matches against iceland and denmark having impressed manchester united — where having started the season as a youth player, he finished as a first team regular. you can be called any time and i was called to some year of league games earlier this season. i took my chance really, i'd just been playing and just took everything as a game. i've just been out there playing my football it's a dream come true. i've been playing for england it's on privileged and honoured to as well. i'm just happy to be... i'm just happy arsenal have announced the signing of centre back gabriel from french side lille, the player features in a quirky social media video released by the club alongside fellow brazilians david luiz and willian. the 22—year—old's signed a long term deal at the emirates after completing a £23

preparations in copenhagen are overshadowed as gareth southgate is left with decisions to make against denmark. one of the biggest names in women's football returns to the english top—flight. we hearfrom three—time european champion lucy bronze on her return to manchester city. england look for the whitewash in southend and as they face australia in their third southend and as they face australia in theirthird and southend and as they face australia in their third and final t20 test of the term. also coming up in the programme — it's been a testing day at the tour de france both on and off the road. and we hearfrom the chair of uk sport as the body pledges to eradicate bullying at the highest level. i would love the sea every athlete walk away thinking do you know why i might not have achieved everything i wa nted might not have achieved everything i wanted to do but it was a great time ihad.

also in england's group, belgium and denmark are playing tonight, that is just

they had a 0—0 draw in denmark last night.outhgate was without phil foden and mason greenwood for the game and copenhagen after they breached quarantine rules. it was a game of few scoring opportunities. the danes created marginally more chances, without success. england seldom threatened, and harry kane coming close to snatching a late winner. there was no breakthrough despite the introduction of jack grealish of aston villa, for his international debut. for him, good experience to be with us and see how we work, the intensity of the play, and i'm sure he will be energised going back to his club now and knows exactly what we are looking for from him, his club now and knows exactly what we are looking forfrom him, and he has enjoyed, he fits in well with the group, i have worked with him in the group, i have worked with him in the under 21s, he is a smile, which is great, and he brings energy. cristiano ronaldo made more history last night as he scored his 100th goalfor portugal. he got last night as he scored his 100th goal f

and denmark working hours can be accumulated it's just another piece of the puzzle that helps you find the answer to true happiness. well they're even happy with coming in 2nd place to finland on this year's world happiness report thanks so much for watching focus on europe and do let me know your thoughts about this show on twitter by now . the a. loser . into the conflict zone missouri colors for years for lynn foreign policy line has been dialogue 1st keep talking no matter what but a russian opposition leader alexina volleyball covers in a brawl in hospital after an apparent cozening for a limb is under increased pressure my guest this week is germany's deputy foreign minister meals on. conflicts the feat 90 minutes d.w. . indeed of climate change. comes from a most of. them stood. up to what ideas do they have for the future of. g.w. dot com africa megacities the multimedia. cuts are. compatible with the current. most muslim women choose between their faith and self-determination. i don't want anyone to tell me what the right for my head scott . cohen are striving to reform their

also in england's group — belgium and denmark, who face off later this evening.. 0ne of three big clashesonight — you've also got portugal and croatia while france are in sweden. it seems scotland's nations league game against the czech republic will go ahead on monday — after confirmation from both nations and uefa — following a covid outbreak within the czech camp. lewis hamilton will start on pole position at the italian grand prix tomorrow. the six—time world champion was pushed all the way by his mercedes

and denmark working hours can be accumulated it's just another piece of the puzzle that helps you find the answer to true happiness. well they're even happy with coming in 2nd place to finland on this year's world happiness report thanks so much for watching focus on europe and do let me know your thoughts about this show on twitter but for now. the of. the it. russia a world power president putin is using patriotism to unite his country many russians believe only he can bring back fame and glory to their country. churches and conservatives are gaining tremendous influence. and critics and officers who have to visit are in danger. pride. in 15 minutes on d w. world 6 to go beyond the obvious. that the marine lives. as we take on the world. we're all about the stories of him that matter to you i'm doing what ever it takes. money not cut up against the nut job you made for mines. what keeps us in shape what makes us sick and how do we stay healthy. my name is dr carson the contacts i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay t

also in england's group, belgium and denmark are playing tonight, that is just getting under way. as well as another couple of big clashes with portugal against croatia and france in sweden. news from scotland, their game against the czech republic will go ahead on monday after confirmation from both nations and u efa confirmation from both nations and uefa following a covert outbreak within the czech republic squad.

and denmark working hours can be accumulated it's just another piece of the puzzle that helps you find the answer to true happiness. well they're even happy with coming in 2nd place to finland on this year's world happiness report thanks so much for watching focus on europe and do let me know your thoughts about this show on twitter by. the of. the in. the evening. into the conflict zone with sara kelly for years for length foreign policy line has been dialogue 1st keep talking no matter what but a russian opposition leader alexina volley recovers in a brawl in hospital after an apparent poisoning karlin is under increased pressure my guest this week is germany's deputy foreign minister meals on. conflicts of. 30 minutes doubling. beethoven invention as it did to do. might he be the true rock n roll of. the subconscious always plays a role in the. move times one player cinema willis on a musical journey of discovery a world without beethoven i can't even begin to imagine. in 75 minutes on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. country just 3 of the topics

and denmark working hours can be accumulated it's just another piece of the puzzle that helps you find the answer to true happiness. well they're even happy with coming in 2nd place to finland on this year's world happiness report thanks so much for watching focus on europe and do let me know your thoughts about this show on twitter by. the a. clue . to the point of showing opinion a clear position of international perspectives. things are getting increasingly strange between the e.u. russia and china are the 2 sides have been hoping to sign a landmark investment deal in reality though that hardly on speaking terms why find out also the point shortly. to the point. of being 30 minutes on d w. o. the brain is over the new zealand is kicking off and the most. commonplace. history. is history. like going back. to the most. common gaming but normal. displays. started the temper of the team on g.w. . muslim women choose between their safe and self-determination. i don't want anyone to tell me what the way ahead scuttles know how women are striving to reform their islam. some traditional pre

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the 1—0 victiory in rejkjavic in the nations league at the weekend, but won't be involved against denmarkorrow. southgate says he's still working his way through the facts before he decides any further action against both players. they have been naive. we have dealt with it appropriately. i think everything from there on, i recognise that age, but the whole world a re recognise that age, but the whole world are dealing with this pandemic and there is responsibility in every age group to make sure that they play their part in keeping a java safe. u nfortu nately for play their part in keeping a java safe. unfortunately for the two boys that are going to find themselves in this situation because of where we are across the globe with a pandemic, where they will be a lot ofjudgment of pandemic, where they will be a lot of judgment of them pandemic, where they will be a lot ofjudgment of them from afar. so it is not for me to make that more

yet both sweden and denmark are relatively upbeat.second wave.ll doesn't expect a >> we will have this rather local but rather big outbreaks. and not the complete wave over ute country like what we're seeing right nowather this localized smaller or bigger outbreaks in different places.>> t's safe to say that with the ongoing research efforts inr six months tim now, thingsoo may actually what can i say potentially even better. >> reporter: at the start ofmahe pandemic d sealed its border with sweden because of the perceived risk, but in covid's volatile new world, the threat has been ree rsed. for thpbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant. >> woodruff: on the newsur online right now, there are mant cost often comes to the forefront in the debate aboutic the am health care system. how does the u.s. stack up to other countries? yourself.quiz to see for that's on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. tomorrow evening.d again here for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, an

one of our trainers has ran some interventions in denmark and a nurse who worked in cardiology in denmarke said was, after the six—week forest therapy intervention, her sleep had really improved, she could gain greater clarity and perspective into her situation and the stress symptoms had really reduced. the green outdoor or nature as a resource — we do not have equal access to it. in many countries or areas there is no great green outdoors. roger, i know you're looking at architecture and you're looking at public health. that is a concern, this unequal access? unequal access, yes. i am american—born, my wife is swedish, and it is no accident that we targeted an area of sweden to live in and retire in some years ago. here, nature is ubiquitous in the cities, even in larger cities. and regarding the equity question, anyone, you do not have to be wealthy to have access to nature or even forests. i think this is really an urban planning issue, it's a political issue, and clearly, in many countries, we need a lot more green space. roger ulrich, in stockholm, and shirley gleeson, in dublin, en

in denmark working hours can be accumulating it's just another piece of the puzzle that helps you find the answer to true happiness. well there are even happy with coming in 2nd place to finland on this year's world happiness report thanks so much for watching focus on europe and do let me know your thoughts about this food show on twitter but for now. electric emission free assistance to sustainable future of mobility the wheel is much. more least it was so that 19 appears to be fitting the place on the elemental ordinary cars for which the mormons are back on the block there really no alternatives. need. to come on don't you come. to the point to strong opinions clear positions international perspective such. things are getting increasingly strange between the e.u. from china the 2 sides have been hoping to sign a landmark investment deal in reality though they're hardly on speaking terms why find out onto the point shortly. to the point. 8910 minutes on d w. n you know yes yes we can hear you and how last year's german chancellor i want to bring you uncle a man called as you've neve

as he once did for spurs, christian eriksen was pulling the strings for denmark, and they could haveplan wasn't working, and they were made to wait until the 70th minute for their first proper chance. harry kane close, but not close enough. one by one, southgate turned to those he'd left out, with jack grealish is one of four england players making their debuts in copenhagen — a proud moment they couldn't mark with a victory, as england searched for a winner... commentator: harry kane can roll this in! ..that never came. despite numerous disciplinary issues in the build—up, england head home with four points from two games, all adding up to one eventful week for gareth southgate. katie gornall, bbc news. two scottish premiership games will be played in front of fans this weekend. 300 spectators will be allowed through the turnstiles to watch celtic‘s trip to ross county. the same number of supporters will be at aberdeen's home game against kilmarnock. it's after the scottish government approved them as test events. they'll both be played on saturday. most of the outbreaks in scotland

there's been some transfer activity in the women's game, with chelsea confirming the signing of denmarkbbc understands the fee is in excess of £250,000. harder won the domestic double in each of herfour campaigns for wolfsburg, twice finishing as the top scorer in the german top flight. she was also named uefa player of the year in 2018. well, with the transfer window open, there's lots of movement going on between clubs, but here's one you might not have predicted. league two cambridge united to serie a and roma. well, that's the move 16—year—old 16—year old m'bunya alemanji is making. he's just signed for the italian giants. alex howell caught up with him. it was during lockdown, i remember my agent contacted me and he said that also they're interested in you. obviously, i really didn't think much of it. and then i think the next week he contacted me again. he said, "you might have to travel to rome in two weeks." and i was like wow. how have they seen you play, how did they watch you play? so, it was my agents, they made a player profile for me. after i left cambridge, they sent the

as he once did for spurs, christian eriksson was pulling the strings for denmark and they could havee break. so far england's plan wasn't working and they were made to wait until the 70th minute for their first proper chance. harry kane came close but not close enough. one by one southgate turned to those he'd left out with jack grealish one of four england players making their debuts in copenhagen. a proud moment they couldn't mark with a victory as england searched for a winner... commentator: harry kane could roll this in. ..that never came. despite numerous disciplinary issues in the build—up, england head home with four points from two games, all adding up to one eventful week for gareth southgate. katie gornall, bbc news. before we go, it's been announced in the past few minutes that a new limit is to be imposed on social gatherings throughout england from next monday, in response to the recent rise in cases of coronavirus. gatherings of more than six people in all locations whether indoors or outdoors, will be banned, and that includes all ages. the change will make it easier

and denmark working hours can be accumulated it's just another piece of the puzzle that helps you find the answer to true happiness. well there are even happy with coming in 2nd place to finland on this year's world happiness report thanks so much for watching focus on europe and do let me know your thoughts about this show on twitter by for now. people will go for the information. they want to express. facebook and twitter today in touch. most muslim women choose between their faith and self-determination. i don't want anyone to tell me what the right to lead scum enough women are striving to reform their islam away from traditional prejudices. women. start september 24th on to double your. life on earth one of a kind and. gigantic coincidences. where the improbable happened. to suit the force with that is the creation of our solar system of the planet is a bit like winning the lottery. what is more unique start september 18th on t.w. . did beethoven in china is depicted to think. it is a god 60. multi-piece the true king of rock n roll. so many rubber bands of stolen beethoven. and o

i think they just think denmark is doing ok and sweden just needs more tests. >> sweden may have flattenurve considerably since the dark days of spring and summer, but the surge of cases in some parts of the country suggests it is still far too early to know if the swedish model is working. >> throughout the world, the spread patterns of covid-19 main the months ahead could be even worse than feared. andrew simmons access the statistics comparing europe and other countries like the u.s. and brazil, where there is a bigger and unrelenting crisis. bad as lastbe as time or even worse? us for9 has been with more than six months. ,veryone knows what it can do but understanding covid defeats some of the best brains in the world. covid hastesting on exposed an increase in positive cases, yet death rates have fallen in some countries only to start rising again recently. experts say there's been some complacency. all, you see it in a community, particularly younger 4 weeks later, it starts to spread to those who are vulnerable. that's when one starts to see hospital admissions rising. that's when

after in the same way as for example denmark or if we had to send our all our testing material to a brought it would take days before we got the results and we would not be able to contain the wires like we had in so so it's important that you can have a strategy that fits locally definitely so the message from the fields was at the local it to confront a global danger krystyna half was dr christiane some thank you so much for joining me on the alex almond show. thank you. at least in the western world the united kingdom is the home of public health legislation to meet the challenges of infectious disease in overcrowded cities of the industrial revolution the 1st public health legislation was passed in 840 s. to tackle the deadly conditions of cholera yellow fever and tuberculosis these early campaign is realized the prevention business a city where there was no cure and the public health was passed by the liberal government of lord john russell where there was a cure for various deadly conditions like smallpox vaccination was made compulsory in 851 without hesitation public health 2nd to n

they want no part of it, alongside some other nations, including poland, sweden, denmark, ireland, theyll of the allegations that we see about corruption and misuse of eu money in hungary, how are you going to be able to operate in hungary? we will operate based on the regulation of the european public prosecutor office. based on this regulation, we can have working arrangement with non—participating member states, including hungary, and poland, sweden, denmark and ireland, and also with third countries, and we started already to reach out to have contacts with hungary and poland. we will continue with the other non—participating member states, and we will have working arrangement based on the international cooperation instruments that there are available for prosecutors in their activities. let me ask you this. hungary and poland are countries that receive huge amounts of eu funds in structural and cohesion funding terms. why do you think, as an experienced prosecutor, they might be keen to opt out of the public prosecutor office's system? we will work with our colleagues based on the

secret to stamping out the embers of any clusters if the fatal system had been run from copenhagen denmark it would not to be an effective move to centralization of public health organization across the u.k. that may not have helped in the development of a rapid response to corona virus an infectious disease control local information and the speed of response which comes with it is more valuable than that provided by any app however useful a functioning online tool would be perhaps in public health the key to success is to look cool to face down in a global challenge for knife from alex myself and all that the show is good 5 stacey and we hope to see you all again next. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or and maybe in the shallow. throughout its history to harvest with the self-proclaimed islamic state terrorist group of recruiting up to 30000 foreigners from all over

secret to stamping out the embers of any clusters if the fatal system had been run from copenhagen denmark it would not to be an effective move to centralize ation of public health organization across the u.k. that may not have helped in the development of a rapid response to corona virus in infectious disease control local information and the speed of response which comes with it is more valuable than that provided by any out however useful a functioning online tool would be perhaps in public health the key to success is to local to face a global challenge. from alex myself and all that the show is good find stacy and we hope to see you all again next. she stressed to make sure that the. question was to you she didn't taste the paste conditions. which. i'm not what you. can understand. or to share. what. should be. said to mr. spirit or does he seem to be arguable that it's a studio surely it must be revoked or should still be in spain. anyone who is a real careful as to say well we made it possible to have the best work and growth in the world. yes but it hasn't been sure. and the answer

the midfielder, who made his first appearance for england against denmark last week, says he is "delightedlinked with a move away from villa park this summer, but the new contract will keep him there until 2025. forumla 0ne‘s bosses will not investigate lewis hamilton's decision to wear a t—shirt highlighting police brutality at sunday's tuscan grand prix. the shirt read "arrest the cops who killed breonna taylor", the black woman who was shot eight times in her home in kentucky by us police in march. the sports governing body, the fia, had been considering whether themessage broke any rules, but told the bbc that an investigation has been ruled out. it has been confirmed that andy murray has been given a wild card for the french open, which starts a week on sunday. he was a finalist at roland garros four years ago, but he hasn't appeared there since losing in the semi—finals in 2017. murray is currently ranked number 110 in the world after last year's hip surgery. the england players who were offered contracts for the women's hundred this year will be able to take up the same deal next su

here's kim sneppen, a professor of biocomplexity in denmark.r in sweden than it is here. but i don't think it means that sweden has herd immunity. they are far from herd immunity. they are far from herd immunity. they are far from herd immunity. they have the same basically vitality per capita as great britain. but they have a way of behaving that makes it somehow sustainable, what they are doing, and they are basically steady now. it's full sweden, maybe it's the right thing, except in the beginning, they should have done their lockdown earlier, reduction in big gatherings 1a days earlier, and thatis big gatherings 1a days earlier, and that is why they have the big come from. but sweden's policy has come at a cost. the death toll per million people is over five times higher than its neighbour denmark and ten times norway and finland. so an outlier for the region, but its rate is lower than countries like the uk, spain and italy. this is sweden's chief epidemologist speaking to the bbc last month. this disease continues to surprise us, andi thi

virus last week and only 8 have been found since the burning down of the camp poland austria and denmark are among the 17 e.u. members who are giving assistance to greece the shelter and medical equipment these tents were set up on the island's military base local residents were loading paste . angry with the increasingly overcrowded camp of play that not enough has been done to help those refugees stuck in less boss situation is a happy time for us and for the other greek who have been admirable since the beginning and welcoming the refugees and now quite rightly i got. you know. of having to shoulder for the rest of the european union at least 33000 people have crossed the mediterranean sea to europe so far this year holding cows for those wanting to escape war and hardship have failed to provide a lasting solution and it is a problem that is not going away anytime soon so al-jazeera. in watching out is there live from london more still to come on the program we'll tell you about rising anger and a growing death tell colombia's defense minister apologizes for the taser death that spark

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minute penalty from right hand sterling to beat iceland in reykjavik belgium cruised to victory in denmark while portugal crossed to croatia meanwhile france had paid to thank for a narrow window of a sweden this is the news from berlin that is more on our web site d w dot com i'm very thankful. good use crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues in the whole episode are available online and of course you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms crime fighters tune in now . if it is for me. is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. but in 22020. 150th anniversary on. well fans. are ball champions league and you want. to thank you. all for its very very sorry very sad on this really really excited because we're going to live been in the champions league and tennessee what's not to be excited about let's go let's go there you know. all right. 51st. finally arrived in lisbon we landed it's champions league time i'm so excited does it get any better than this oh my god ok to mix up

economy exporting cargo ships is a relatively new enterprise for bangladesh the 1st order came from denmark in 2008 followed by germany and many others after that. this industry could create a lot more jobs potentially up 210-0000 info. 15 years those who already work at this shipyard consider themselves lucky. so i'm going to have a lot of fun that we're so proud to be exporting our ships abroad down to the proud to work here in such a big international shipyard. and the shipyard in chittagong is also working hard to modernize just being the cheapest isn't enough anymore sustainability and green energy are important factors especially for european customers. we are working with some buyers on. the. indian state of his forces for oil as well as the ferries which will be operated a battery operated. ship builders in bangladesh hope to stay one step ahead of the competition in asia. you know what they say the only constant in life is change and that's a thought to leave you with at the end of this edition of made it's been a pleasure having you along for me on the team it's goodbye and take c

and here's how the world reacted to that weekend a fan in denmark couldn't believe a shock a defendertanding on the line was trying to claim offside. while the royal blue supporters in canada want to wagner fired at half time against braman. who could step in this englishman says shockers should call for legendary coach stevens. and dormant fans equally miserable out of their last 2 hours for fans in mumbai struggling to find the words. another in argentina even claim the defeat was worse than the pandemic. and the dormant coach too is under fire a u.s. base supporter says he's good but he ain't great. triumph fans are worried despite their loss. anima says there was more good on showed them bad. off and i'm on the other hand we're in 7th heaven. trying to get got secured big away when house bug pulled off a surprise against don't mince brakeman's victory so the end of david wagner and tough and time shall lead by hammering by and now let's check out our top 3 goals of the weekend's. in 3rd param demi by with a work of pulling off the sound which the point probably because of. in 2nd