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Reaction to former Liverpool and England striker Roger Hunt's death at the age of 83
Reaction to former Liverpool and England striker Roger Hunt's death at the age of 83
Manchester United and Chelsea's Champions League news conferences
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BBC Sport
As I reported yesterday, Steve McClaren has stepped down from his role as technical director at Derby.
McClaren is nominally going to stay on as an advisor but this is very much a part-time role, on an ad-hoc basis, at a vastly reduced rate of salary.
Derby's administrators are attempting to slash the club's outgoings as they try to sort a sale by the end of the year.
And here is the Premier League's bottom six.
Crystal Palace were moments away from moving up to 12th but it's already looking like a long season for Norwich City.
Daniel Farke's side have lost all six games and sit at the foot of the table. They travel to Burnley on Saturday which already looks like a big game.
Image source, BBC SportSix games gone and it's already so tight at the top end of the Premier League.
So, Liverpool lead the table just a point ahead of the five sides below them.
Brighton could have gone taken top spot if they took all three points against Crystal Palace but we think Seagulls fans will be more than pleased with where they are.
Image source, BBC SportCrystal Palace 1-1 Brighton
Image source, BBC SportDanny Welbeck is your man of the match in our Player Rater, after Brighton scored a late goal to claim a point against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.
A win would have sent Brighton to the top of the table, but Neal Maupay's equaliser keeps Graham Potter's side in sixth.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Brighton
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Brighton defender Shane Duffy believes this side were rewarded for their persistence at Selhurst Park.
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Crystal Palace 1-1 Brighton
Brighton striker Neal Maupay didn't need to say too much after last night's events.
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Crystal Palace 1-1 Brighton
Back to last night's action, here's how some of the players reacted...
Tuesday's back pages
The Daily Star
The Star also leads with Guardiola's thoughts on facing the big names in PSG's side.
It also says that Manchester United are keen on signing Leeds and England midfield Kalvin Phillips.
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City boss Guardiola wonders how to stop Lionel Messi and the rest of PSG's stars. That's in today's Telegraph.
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The Mail goes with Guardiola admitting his side will suffer against PSG's quality at the Parc des Princes, adding that Maupay's late equaliser was 'priceless' for Brighton boss Graham Potter.
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Metro
The Metro says Guardiola "hasn't got a clue" how to keep PSG's star-studded attack quiet. They also focus on the Premier League action last night, with Maupay breaking Palace hearts.
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Daily Mirror
The Mirror also leads with Guardiola's 'pain' line as City get ready to face Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and potentially a fit again Lionel Messi, while also suggesting Manchester United are admirers of Leeds and England midfielder Kalvin Phillips.
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The Guardian
The Guardian focuses on Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola's comments that his side must brace themselves for "pain" and having to "suffer" in their Champions League clash against Paris Saint Germain.
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Let's take a look at what the paper's are saying today...
Crystal Palace 1-1 Brighton
This is the third time in a row that this rivalry has seen a late game-changing goal.
Last October, it was Alexis Mac Allister in the 90th minute to rescue a 1-1 draw for Brighton. In February, Christian Benteke scored in the 95th minute as Palace won 2-1.
Both those games had something in common - Brighton deserved to win.
In those two games Brighton had 45 shots, with Palace scoring with three of their four efforts.
But this time it was the Seagulls who were fortunate to get a point.
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Brighton & Hove Albion
Brighton manager Graham Potter on the other hand was happy his side got a point with virtually the last kick of the game: "When you're 1-0 down going into the 96th minute and you score it feels like a win.
"It isn't, it's just a point but it's a well-earned point. It was a tight game. Nothing too much in it and we pushed in the second half and it's an amazing feeling to get the equaliser.
"I think that [Brighton not playing their best football] is credit to the opponent. They did what they did well. First half there weren't too many chances. They go ahead with a penalty.
"It was an even game if you look at the stats. I'm not going to be apologising for our point."
Image source, Getty ImagesCrystal Palace 1-1 Brighton
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira was understandably not too happy happy about conceding late in the game: "We are really gutted. We played a really good game.
"We may not have used the ball as well as we wanted to but we stopped them developing in the game. We were consistent and conceding a goal in the last kick of the game, it's something that is difficult to accept.
"When you're winning 1-0 anything can still happen. They pushed the tall guys up front and went with the long balls and we defended those situations well. We had the chance to score a second goal and when you don't take those chances it can get back to you and that unfortunately happened to us today."
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Maupay, who celebrated by cupping his ears in front of the Palace fans, clashed with Zaha on the halfway line as Palace were ready to take the kick-off.
"Football is nothing without fans and some involvement with players," said Maupay. "The atmosphere was really tough and when I scored, I looked at Zaha and smiled at him because when he scored his penalty he celebrated and he gave some to our fans.
"I won't say what he said and what I said but you know how it is on the pitch with players sometimes. You give banter on the pitch sometimes and it was the perfect time to give him something."
Image source, Getty ImagesCrystal Palace 1-1 Brighton
Brighton players and Crystal Palace fans goaded each other near the tunnel following a dramatic and fiery end to their Premier League draw at Selhurst Park.
Seagulls striker Neal Maupay scored a 95th-minute equaliser, cancelling out Wilfried Zaha's penalty, before being involved in a heated confrontation with Zaha as the game restarted.
Both sets of players then got in an argument as the final whistle went.
Afterwards, Brighton players heading down the tunnel had to run a gauntlet of home supporters, with a group of fans taunting the visitors - and getting the same back from some Albion players.
Brighton supporters broke through the advertising hoardings to celebrate their equaliser and a blue flare was thrown onto the pitch.
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