Wales

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There have been three withdrawals from coach Craig Bellamy's squad for this month's Nations League games.

Sheffield United forward Kieffer Moore, who has 13 goals in his 47-cap Wales career, suffered a calf injury after coming on as a substitute at Bristol City on 5 November.

Moore is joined by Ipswich Town winger Wes Burns and defender Owen Beck, on loan at Blackburn Rovers from Liverpool, who are also absent.

The trio have been replaced by Coventry City defender Jay da Silva, Reading midfielder Charlie Savage and uncapped striker Luke Harris, who is on loan at Birmingham City from Premier League side Fulham.

That David Beckham free-kick will always be up there.

Jude Bellingham's overhead kick will be one we'll talk about in years to come.

Same with Luke Shaw's goal in the Euro 2020 final and Kieran Trippier's free-kick against Croatia.

England

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Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers has been called up to England's squad for November’s Nations League internationals, he recalls his favourite England moments: "That Beckham free kick against Greece. I don't think I watched it live, but that’s a big one. The buzz of big tournaments. The nation coming together and I’m no different.

"I’m a big England fan, so watched all the internationals growing up so playing with these players now is a pinch me moment. I’m just trying to learn what I can do and show what I’m about."

On the influence of Unai Emery, he said: "Not just me, but any player would say that trust from any manager is a big thing and he gave me that. From minute one he threw me in at the deep end. He gave me the chance to shine and develop. He was on top of me to get that to that level and maintain that level. It gives you that extra something from within. All to him and long may it continue."

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Liverpool and England's Curtis Jones for 5 Live Sport and the Football Daily Podcast on becoming a father he said: "The baby was born as well, yes it gave me a little bit more of an extra boost as well. It has fallen into place nicely; I am really enjoying it."

On his recent form: "Everyone is saying I am on form, so, I think it is a perfect time [to be called up].

"I feel now that I am at the point where I am enjoying it the most that I have and I say that in terms of the style of play suits me and the love that I am getting from the coaches and the staff all around."

On being one of eight players coming through the under-21s squad: "It shows the talent that is coming through. We are all young, exciting lads.

“It’s a big squad that you can choose from, a load of names obviously, you have got Anthony [Gordon], Morgan [Gibbs-White], you have got Angel [Gomes] as well, there are more lads as well, so it just shows you the talent and how well the English football is doing."

Imagine having Roy Keane as your father-in-law!

England

Southampton and England's Taylor Harwood-Bellis recently got engaged to Roy Keane's daughter, Leah and spoke about his future father-in-law: "It’s something that is good, yeah and I take a lot of advice”.

Harwood-Bellis was also asked if he had spoken to Keane about the Ireland game on Sunday: “No, everything is focused on Greece at the minute. It’s a big game with the result at home. Obviously, we want to go over there and get a result. It will be a good atmosphere and a full house. We are looking forward to it and take the challenge on.”

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Southampton defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis sat in an England news conference, on Tuesday evening. Here's what he had to say.

On his father being the Stockport club mascot 'Vernon Bear': "He did it for a good time, to be fair. It wasn’t just a one-time thing. He was the bear. It was sad to see him stop doing that, to be fair.”

On what his grandad, would make of his place with England: “He was a massive football fan. He loved it. He would be proud of me now and I’ve just got to keep making all of my family proud.”

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There's also a bonus point for naming the European Cup Winners' Cup final the stadium hosted.

No searching the internet for the answers. I've got no way of checking so you'll only be cheating yourselves.

England are playing Greece tomorrow night at the Athens Olympic Stadium.

That ground has hosted three European Cup/Champions League finals. Can you name them all?

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Tyrell Malacia's last appearance for Manchester United was against Fulham way back in May 2023...

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Tyrell Malacia ended 17 months of injury woe as he returned to action in Manchester United Under-21 side’s EFL Trophy tie with Huddersfield Town.

Left-back Malacia has been sidelined since coming on as substitute in the Netherlands’ Nations League final defeat by Croatia in June 2023.

Since then, the 25-year-old has had two lots of knee surgery as an injury proved far more complicated than initially thought and one planned comeback in February had to be scrapped.

Malacia made 39 appearances for United in 2022-23, his first season at the club.

Huddersfield won the game 4-1.

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Morning Stu.

For those out of the loop Lee Carsley is in charge this international break, and then he'll hand the reigns over to Thomas Tuchel.

He'll then be going back to his job as the Under-21s boss.

So as far as reactions go, I think he'll get a nice, warm applause from the England fans.

You can make your call on NI's keepers right now by picking your starting XI.

"The more depth we have in that position, the better. It's good to have that competition."

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill was full of optimism when asked about his goalkeeping options for November's Nations League double-header.

When regular number one Bailey Peacock-Farrell was ruled out of October's matches, 19-year-old Pierce Charles was handed the starting berth against Belarus and Bulgaria.

He put in two performances that left O'Neill "delighted", with clean sheets in both matches and some excellent distribution.

But with Peacock-Farrell back in the squad, and Luke Southwood getting minutes in the bank at Bolton, who does O'Neill turn to for the games with Belarus and Luxembourg?

BBC Sport takes a look at the options.