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You drive to the game, have a beef burger, hand over your ticket, watch the match and give the third kit you bought a rare outing.

But with the COP26 climate summit well under way, sports fans are being urged to reconsider the way they support their teams.

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Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel: "I like a lot how my team approaches these matches because we put in a lot of effort and a lot of intensity.

"We should be humble and respectful enough towards the game and the opponent and anything can happen.

"Malmo also has nothing to lose, they can play with a lot of freedom, a lot of courage, they will be supported by an emotional crowd."

Simon Gleave
Head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote

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After losing their opening match in Switzerland, Manchester United have won both games against their biggest rivals, Villarreal and Atalanta. United's chance of progress to the last-16 has therefore improved to 85% but this will drop if they do not get at least a point at Atalanta this week. United are the only English club with less than 96% chance of reaching the knockout phase at this point.

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Atalanta head coach Gian Piero Gasperini has backed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to take Manchester United back to the top.

"I can only talk about what I've seen in terms of the way they play and the results they've got," he said.

"I think they had an incredible run towards the back end of last season. They finished as runners-up and then they lost the Europa League final, but he certainly did a top-class job.

"This year I think he's still trying to find consistency with a team that has a great deal of potential and they've shown that from time to time.

"But I really believe that he will find the right fit and he will be able to take Manchester United back to the top, and that includes in the Premier League."

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A serial winner with Premier League success on his CV, a single-minded disciplinarian and an astute tactician. It is easy to see why Tottenham have appointed Antonio Conte as their new manager.

But with an out-of-form squad, a lack of recent investment and a star player who was eager to leave in the summer, perhaps the more pertinent question is, why is Conte joining Tottenham now?

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Pleased to see Christian Pulisic back on the bench?

Simon Gleave
Head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote

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According to the Euro Club Index,, external Chelsea's chance of qualifying for the knockout phase was already above 90% before a ball was kicked in the Champions League. With six points from their first three matches, Chelsea's chance has increased to 96%. Today's game against Malmö should be the next step in an almost inevitable progression to the last-16."

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Chelsea go into tonight's game as strong favourites after beating Malmo 4-0 two weeks ago.

Thomas Tuchel's side have won two of their three games in the Champions League so far and sit second in Group H.

They are three points behind Juventus, who kick-off against Zenit St Petersburg at 20:00 GMT.

"I think it's the fifth, sixth game in a row where we are considered as favourites," said Tuchel.

"When you say very rightly that Malmo maybe needs an extraordinary performance, then I think they will absolutely prepare for this and any team on this kind of level is ready to create an extraordinary performance, so we should be prepared."

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Thomas Tuchel makes three changes to the Chelsea side that won 3-0 at Newcastle on Saturday. Reece James, who scored twice in that match, drops to the bench, with Ben Chilwell and N'Golo Kante also making way.

In come club captain Cesar Azpilicueta, Marcos Alonso and Ruben Loftus-Cheek. Strikers Romelu Lukau and Timo Werner remain out with ankle and hamstring injury respectively, while Mason Mount again misses out because of a non-Covid-19 illness.

But American attacker Christian Pulisic is on the bench and has not featured for his club since the first Premier League weekend of the season.

Chelsea: Mendy, Rudiger, Christensen, Silva, Azpilicueta, Jorginho, Alonso, Ziyech, Hudson-Odoi, Havertz.

Subs: Arrizabalaga, Bettinelli, Chilwell, Chalobah, James, Sarr, Vale, Niguez, Barkley, Pulisic.

Malmo make four changes to the starting 11 that began the 4-0 loss to Thomas Tuchel's side in the last Champions League matchday.

Striker Antonio Colak is their main threat and top goalscorer. He scored both goals in their 2-1 second leg win over Rangers back in the third qualifying round in August.

Malmo are playing their 11th game in this competition after fighting through four rounds of qualifying, but they have been on the end of three heavy defeats in the group phase.

Malmo: Dahlin, Rieks, Rakip, Nielsen, Brorsson, Pena, Ahmedhodzic, Nanasi, Innocent, Berget, Colak.

Subs: Ellborg, Diarra Diawara, moisander, Eile, Larsson, Lewicki, Gwargis, Nalic, Birmancevic, Abubakari.

Barcelona have announced that Sergio Aguero will not play for three months after suffering chest pains against Alaves on Saturday.

The ex-Manchester City striker, 33, had cardiological tests in hospital after being taken ill.

Aguero will now receive treatment while his health is monitored.

On social media, Aguero said he was "well and in good spirits to face the recovery process".

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European champions Chelsea are up first in the early kick-off, taking on Malmo and looking to move level on points with group leaders Juventus.

Wolfsburg host Red Bull Salzburg in the other early game, while Manchester United travel to face Atalanta at 20:00 GMT.

Elsewhere, Juventus and Bayern Munich are both at home, taking on Zenit St Petersburg and Benfica respectively, while Barcelona travel to Dynamo Kyiv.

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Christian Pulisic and Reece James are among those on the bench for Chelsea.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Callum Hudson-Odoi and Hakim Ziyech all start. Full team news to follow.

European champions Chelsea are back in Champions League action tonight as they take on Malmo, hoping to close the gap on Juventus in Group H.

Manchester United also travel to Atalanta, while giants Bayern Munich and Barcelona play in the later kick-offs.

It should be a good night!

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