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MATT BARLOW: As Harry Kane closes in on some of football's most prestigious accolades‚ the man who gave him his big Premier League break fears Tottenham have failed their next generation. Kane's success‚ competing for the Ballon d'Or and becoming England's most-capped player‚ reflects well upon Spurs‚ the club where he came through the youth ranks and scored a club-record 280 goals before leaving for Bayern Munich three years ago. At least‚ it does to a point. For Tim Sherwood‚ the brilliant rise of Kane serves to highlight how English clubs can produce more world-class talent if they are prepared to show more faith.
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JACK GAUGHAN AT THE ETIHAD: More competitive adverts for the Champions League's group phase are available - a night when thousands of blue seats remained strikingly vacant - but Phil Foden won't mind that. While all eyes are on how Manchester City replace Erling Haaland in the eventuality of a more pressing injury than the knock from the weekend‚ Foden made his point around who fills in for Antoine Semenyo. Semenyo will miss the next two months with a knee problem and it will be a fight between Foden and Iliman Ndiaye as to who makes that spot their own. Foden's hat-trick with AEK Athens in town after notching against Ipswich Town four days earlier do his chances no harm. His first two goals were products of super link up with Rico Lewis‚ the pair in sync in one-touch blurs of movement‚ and Foden slamming high into the net with a purpose not always seen recently.
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IAN LADYMAN AT THE ETIHAD: Here against the Champions of Europe‚ with Pep Guardiola watching on from beneath his flat cap in the directors' box‚ Enzo Maresca's City threatened to follow the adrenaline shot of Sunday's win at Anfield with a complete flatline at the Etihad. This for a while this looked and felt like the night reality dawned. When all the noise and celebration and defiance of the weekend faded to grey. When the impact of playing the next weeks and months under the shadow of crushing uncertainty began to feel too much.
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Lisandro Martinez next club after Man Utd exit emerges following intended Jason Wilcox hammering
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Arsenal choose next two ‘top priority' deals after Declan Rice with ‘advanced talks' now underway
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IAN HERBERT AT ANFIELD: The local planning had been meticulous of course. Flags bearing the words 'Cheats' and images of Pep Guardiola and players as convicts‚ going for a fiver from the hawkers' stalls next to The Park pub. People responding to the message‚ circulating all week‚ about mustering at the King Harry pub ahead of a 'Greeting' for the Manchester City team bus. 'Bring flags‚ pyros‚ flares.' And they did. But inside those pubs‚ there was neither triumphalism‚ nor a particular desire to wage holy hell on a visiting team.
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Latest news‚ key details and what's next as Manchester City launch appeal against guilty verdict
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MIKE KEEGAN: Southampton manager Tonda Eckert has escaped a ban following the FA's investigation into Spygate. The Saints supremo has been handed a six-week expulsion from all football however‚ the penalty is suspended until the end of next season. Southampton were thrown out of last season's Championship play-offs after Daily Mail Sport revealed the incredible revelation that they had spied on opponents Middlesbrough at a training session.
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€30m midfielder wanted by several Premier League teams could be the biggest bargain of next summer
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Next Generation 2026: 60 of the best young talents in world football
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Jesus extended an olive branch to Ronaldo on Sunday night when he insisted he would be welcome back in the next international break - despite his furious walkout this time around. Ronaldo was livid that he was left on the bench for their full match against Norway on September 27 - the first time that has happened in 18 years on Portugal duty.
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Antonio Conte teases Man Utd with two major admissions on next manager's job - ‘I'd like to go'
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The Man City whistleblower whose hacked emails played a role in sparking the Premier League's investigation into the club's finances has lost his witness protection in Portugal‚ and is looking to raise over £2.55million to 'relocate within the next few days'. Through his Football Leaks site‚ Pinto released thousands of confidential documents‚ including confidential emails from inside Man City‚ which formed the basis for reporting by Der Spiegel in 2018. This in turn launched probes from both UEFA and the Premier League into the club's practices‚ the latter's investigation coming to a head this week with the confirmation of a guilty verdict on all of their serious breaches of the league's financial regulations.
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Erling Haaland reaches decision on next move after Man City FFP verdict with all top stars tipped to go
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OLIVER HOLT: Lionel Messi will make his final appearance for Argentina in Buenos Aires next week. The match‚ a friendly against Benin‚ has been dubbed 'The Last Tango'. It has been scripted for him. It is an opportunity for a nation to pay homage to one of the greatest players who has ever lived. Whether Cristiano Ronaldo is ever afforded the same kind of farewell from the international game he has graced for 23 years remains to be seen. If Messi seems at peace with his decision and aware of the limitations age has foisted upon him‚ Ronaldo is raging and raging against the dying of the light. It was hard not to feel sad at the sight of Ronaldo‚ who is 41 and had started the country's previous game against Wales‚ walking out of the Portugal camp after manager Jorge Jesus chose not to bring him off the bench in the team's Nations League victory over Norway in Oslo on Sunday. It was the first time in 18 years that Ronaldo had been an unused substitute for his country.
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Next Generation: checking in on Doué‚ Hall and the full class of 2022
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Look through Next Generation editions right back to 2014
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Next Generation 2021: why slow and steady sometimes wins the race
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Manchester City have been found guilty of the vast majority of their rule-break charges concerning the Premier League's financial regulations. The competition accused the club of widespread financial cheating over an era of sustained success - with an independent panel hearing concluding in 2024. Daily Mail Sport's Mike Keegan provides answers to the key questions‚ including the next steps‚ Man City's expected appeal and how serious the punishment could be.