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Masters Football is a six-a-side indoor football tournament that, for the first time, will be held at the AO Arena in Manchester. Each squad contains a maximum of eight players, with rolling substitutions.

Each game at 14 minutes long, with the competition following a round-robin format that leads to the two teams with the highest points tallies going head-to-head in the final to determine the winner.

A long list of legends face-off once more to decide who becomes the 2025 Manchester Masters…

Former Fulham and Manchester United forward Louis Saha is set to start for the Red Devils, with ex-England and Man City defender Joleon Lescott and the former Everton and Nigeria striker Yakubu both representing their old clubs. Former England striker Emile Heskey will lead the line for Liverpool.

The likes of Shaun Wright-Phillips, Wes Brown and Ashley Williams also make the squads for their respective sides, with former England goalkeeper David James lining up in goal for Manchester City.

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When - Friday 5th September

Time - 19:00-22:00 BST

Where - Live coverage across iPlayer, BBC Sport website & App 

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Every season, the Premier League champions are given 40 winners medals.

Of those 40 medals, Premier League rules stipulate one is allocated to every player who has made five or more appearances in the competition during the season.

That usually leaves around 15-20 medals left over. The winning club can choose to distribute those as they see fit.

Managers and other senior coaching staff, including their assistants, are customarily awarded some of the remaining medals.

Players who have featured on fewer than five occasions may not be guaranteed a medal but could be given one by the club.

Any player who has transferred to a new club part way through the season may be eligible for a medal if their previous team wins the league title.

For example, when Joao Cancelo joined Bayern Munich on loan from Manchester City in January 2023, he was eligible for two league winners medals - one for winning the Bundesliga as part of Bayern's squad, and one for featuring 17 times in City's Premier League triumph before his departure.

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