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Manchester City's Lauren Hemp has collected the women's young player prize, beating team-mates Chloe Kelly, Georgia Stanway and Ellie Roebuck, with Chelsea's Erin Cuthbert and Manchester United's Lauren James also shortlisted.

City have completed the re-signing of England defender Lucy Bronze from Lyon, and Hemp believes City is the place to be.

She said:: "At the moment I think it's the time to be at City, and I think people from the outside are looking and saying, 'Wow they are going to do well this season'."

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Marcus Rashford has vowed to find "long-term answers" to child food poverty in the UK, after receiving the Professional Footballers' Association merit award for combating the problem.

Manchester United striker Rashford forced the UK government into a U-turn over its free school meals policy during lockdown, ensuring children in need would receive meals across the summer.

The England forward has since formed a child food poverty task force, linking up with some of the UK's biggest supermarkets and food brands.

"What we've done so far, it's only a short-term answer," said Rashford.

"Me and my team behind me are just trying to find plans on how we can help these children for the rest of their childhood really; to find long-term answers to the problem."

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Jordan Henderson leads a five-strong Liverpool contingent in the Professional Footballers' Association's Premier League team of the year.

Captain Henderson steered the Reds to their first top-flight title in 30 years as boss Jurgen Klopp's men racked up a mammoth 99 points over the 2019-20 term - some 18 more than closest challengers Manchester City.

Premier League XI: Nick Pope (Burnley), Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil Van Dijk (both Liverpool), Caglar Soyuncu (Leicester), Andrew Robertson (Liverpool), David Silva (Manchester City), Jordan Henderson (Liverpool), Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City), Jamie Vardy (Leicester), Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal), Sadio Mane (Liverpool).

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What a day for Kalvin Phillips!

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Chelsea boast six players in the select XI from the Women's Super League - the most from any one club in any of the PFA divisional teams of the season.

Emma Hayes' side completed the WSL and League Cup double, and have duly received major respect from their peers.

Women's Super League team of the year: Ann-Katrin Berger, Maren Mjelde (both Chelsea), Leah Williamson (Arsenal), Millie Bright, Magdalena Eriksson (both Chelsea), Caroline Weir (Man City), Kim Little (Arsenal), Ji So-yun, Beth England (both Chelsea), Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal), Chloe Kelly (Man City).

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The first set of awards have been announced - here's the teams of the year for the EFL. Anyone from your club make it in?

Championship team of the year: Brice Samba (Nottingham Forest), Luke Ayling, Ben White, Liam Cooper (all Leeds), Joe Bryan (Fulham), Eberechi Eze (QPR), Kalvin Phillips (Leeds), Romaine Sawyers (West Brom), Aleksandar Mitrovic (Fulham), Ollie Watkins, Said Benrahma (both Brentford).

League One team of the year: Marko Marosi, Fankaty Dabo (both Coventry), Michael Ihiekwe (Rotherham), Robert Dickie (Oxford), Joe Jacobsen (Wycombe), Cameron Brannagan (Oxford), Liam Walsh (Coventry), Matt Crooks (Rotherham), Armand Gnanduillet (Blackpool), Ivan Toney (Peterborough), Matt Godden (Coventry).

League Two team of the year: Alex Palmer (Plymouth), Perry Ng (Crewe), Ben Tozer (Cheltenham), Charlie Goode (Northampton), Randell Williams (Exeter), Antoni Sarcevic, Danny Mayor (both Plymouth), Nicky Adams (Northampton), Charlie Kirk (Crewe), Eoin Doyle, Jerry Yates (both Swindon)

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England players Mason Greenwood and Phil Foden apologised after being dropped over a breach of coronavirus quarantine guidelines in Iceland.

According to reports in Icelandic and other media, the pair allegedly met two women in a separate part of the hotel away from where the England team were staying.

Both players had made their senior international debuts in Saturday's 1-0 Nations League victory in Reykyavik.

Greenwood said: "I can only apologise for the embarrassment I have caused."

Foden said missing today's game against Denmark "hurts" and he will "learn a valuable lesson from this error in judgement".

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England hand international debuts to Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips and Wolves defender Conor Coady from the start tonight.

There are three changes, two enforced, from their 1-0 win over Iceland.

Trent Alexander-Arnold replaces the suspended Kyle Walker, with Phillips and Coady replacing Phil Foden - who was sent home after a quarantine breach - and James Ward-Prowse.

England XI: Pickford, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Dier, Coady, Trippier, Rice, Phillips, Sancho, Sterling, Kane.

Leicester keeper Kasper Schmeichel captains Denmark, with Chelsea defender Andreas Christensen also starting.

Inter Milan midfielder Christian Eriksen and Barcelona forward Martin Braithwaite are also in the team.

Denmark XI: Schmeichel, Wass, Jorgensen, Christensen, Skov, Norgaard, Eriksen, Delaney, Poulsen, Dolberg, Braithwaite.

Straight in with the team news.

Two debutants for England, one who has never played in the top-flight.

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Key defender withdrawn from squad after court appearance.

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Full-back recalled to the side then sent off.

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Two young starlets sent off for breaching coronavirus guidelines.

The England set-up seemed rather rosy under the stewardship of Gareth Southgate but it hasn't quite been the case over the last few weeks.