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Right, so who are getting the goals in our Premier League team?

It is time for our last vote and we need to see which three players will be going up front in our Premier League XI to take on the Fifa/Fifpro World XI.

The three with the most votes will be in the team.

The vote is live now and will close at 17:20.

Your choices are..

Sergio Aguero (Manchester City), Marko Arnautovic (Stoke), Diego Costa (Chelsea), Olivier Giroud (Arsenal), Odion Ighalo (Watford), Harry Kane (Tottenham), Romelu Lukaku (Everton), Anthony Martial (Manchester United), Wayne Rooney (Manchester United), Alexis Sanchez (Arsenal), Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) and Jamie Vardy (Leicester).

Our team so far: De Gea, Bellerin, Koscielny, Smalling, Monreal, Barkley, Ozil, De Bruyne.

According to Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport,, external former Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic is now a free agent, having mutually agreed the termination of his contract with Inter Milan. 

The 34-year-old Serb moved to Inter on the expiry of his contract with United in 2014, but has not played this season since undergoing back surgery before in August.

Any Premier League clubs out there interested?..

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The latest results are in and you have emphatically voted for Arsenal's Mesut Ozil to be in our Premier League XI to take on the Fifa/Fifpro World XI.

Ozil will be joined in the side by Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne, who got 10.9% of the vote, compared to 10.7% who voted for Leicester's Riyad Mahrez.

Oldham appointed David Dunn as manager on 7 October.

He had been caretaker manager following the dismissal of Darren Kelly the previous month.

 “I would like to place on record my thanks and gratitude to David for his tireless efforts over the past four months under what have been extremely difficult circumstances and wish him all the best for the future," said Oldham chairman Simon Corney.

"David retained his dignity at all times and his hard work and dedication has been commendable.”

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David Dunn has been sacked as manager by Oldham Athletic.

The club has also confirmed that assistant boss Dean Holden and first team coach Keith Brown have also left their roles.

Oldham have failed to win any of their last eight games and Saturday's 2-1 home defeat to Millwall left them third-bottom of League One.

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Irish golfer Christy O'Connor Junior has been remembered as one in a million at his funeral.

Thousands of mourners at Galway Cathedral were told he has been reunited with his son Darren, who died in a road accident in 1998 aged 17.

The 67-year-old, best remembered for playing a lead role in Europe's Ryder Cup win in 1989, had been on holiday in Tenerife when he died in his sleep on Wednesday.

Father Michael Kelly,leading the service, said: "His leaving has left our world a poorer place. He was one in a million."

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Warren Gatland has been described as the "leading contender" to coach the British and Irish Lions in New Zealand next year.

Wales head coach Gatland was in charge of the Lions' Test series-winning tour of Australia in 2013 and the New Zealander is widely expected to retain that post for a 10-game New Zealand trip, which includes three Tests against the world champion All Blacks.

His only competition would appear to be Ireland boss and fellow New Zealander Joe Schmidt, who oversaw two successive Six Nations title triumphs.

After all that, the Southampton boss is finally asked about tomorrow's game.

"Watford have had a very good season," he says.

"They are a team playing with very good organisation.

"They have the belief and the spirit and the confidence to try and win every match, and they have two strikers up front who are full of confidence."

And with that, he's off. Should be an intriguing game tomorrow, Saints are desperate for a win but Watford are playing so well ... one to keep an eye on.

Koeman is asked about defender Steven Caulker, whose loan spell at Southampton from QPR was cancelled in order for him to join Liverpool earlier today.

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"He didn’t play a lot and I’m not the type of coach to complain and to stop his opportunity to play for Liverpool," says Koeman.

"Am I disappointed Steven didn’t make more of an impact during his six months? No, he had some injuries.

"We won’t replace him because everybody is looking for centre backs and we need players at the moment who make the team better, and not just to have numbers. We use young ones for numbers."

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Hughes is also asked about Marko Arnautovic. The Stoke boss says talks over a new contract are "ongoing". 

"There are negotiations to be done. We are hoping that they will be done quickly and that will be a benefit to Marko too. 

"It can help him to have the security of a new contract but he's in a good place at the moment. This isn't affecting him adversely in my opinion."

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Plymouth Argyle have signed Hibernian defender Jordon Forster, 22, on loan for the rest of the season.

One thing all Southampton fans want to know... will new faces be arriving at the St Mary's this month? Well fans, don't get too excited...

"We are no closer to bringing anyone in," says the boss. "If we bring in a player it will be one, not more. We are not a club that is worried and will bring in more players than we need."

Koeman says there will be no one leaving, then adds "I don't expect".

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He's asked about under 21s midfielder Jake Hesketh (above), rumoured to be a target for Man United.

"I read something in the press about that," says Koeman, who has the marvelous quality of remaining unfazed by whatever he is asked. "We've received no formal bid. I don’t know any more."

There were no Premier League players in the World Team XI, so throughout the day we are giving you the chance to vote for a Premier League XI that could take on the World side. And our team is nicely taking shape.

Our team already has Manchester United's David de Gea in goal and Arsenal duo Hector Bellerin and Nacho Monreal at right and left-back respectively with Arsenal's Laurent Koscielny and Manchester United's Chris Smalling as the centre-halves.

The last man to be picked was Everton's Ross Barkley in central midfield.

Now it is time for the flair players. We want you to select two of these 10 options for attacking midfielder. The two players with the most votes will be chosen.

The vote is open now and closes at 16:25 GMT with results announced shortly after.

These are the choices....

Dele Alli (Tottenham), Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool), Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City), Christian Eriksen (Tottenham), Eden Hazard (Chelsea), Riyad Mahrez (Leicester), Juan Mata (Manchester United), Mesut Ozil (Arsenal), David Silva (Manchester City) and Willian (Chelsea).

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Australia opener David Warner will miss the second and third one-day internationals against India to be with his wife Candice for the birth of their second child. He will be replaced by Usman Khawaja.

The second ODI takes place in Brisbane on Friday. Australia won the first of the five-match series by five wickets this morning.

There's an enthralling battle going on between Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Williams at the Masters.

The Rocket, who has recently returned from an eight-month sabbatical, is level with the Welshman at 4-4 in the best of 11-match.

You can watch the action here.

So close! The results are in to find a central midfielder for our Premier League XI.

After thousands of votes, Everton's Ross Barkley is the man who has been chosen, collecting only SEVEN more votes than Manchester City's Yaya Toure. Leicester's N'Golo Kante came third, just ahead of West Ham's Dimitri Payet.

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Watford manager Quique Flores has been speaking to the media before Wednesday's Premier League fixture away to Southampton. 

Flores has no new injury worries following the 1-0 FA Cup win over Newcastle and will recall Odion Ighalo in attack alongside skipper Troy Deeney.

Ronald Koeman: "It has been difficult for me as a manager in the last few weeks because you like to win.

"The Premier league is a tough competition and sometimes difficult to explain. We create more chances than our opponents but lose the game – and it is sometimes difficult to explain why.

"We’ve also been a little bit unlucky.Last season we won some games away 1-0 with one shot on target.

"But we know it will change if you believe in your qualities and you continue to work hard. I have total confidence in the players to turn it around."

A Question of Sport Teaser

Earlier we asked... Name the four snooker players from outside the UK to have won the Masters? 

About time we put you out of your misery. The answer: Perrie Mans, Cliff Thorburn, Ding Junhui and Neil Robertson.