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AJ had his say and Pedro Neto had a birthday to remember.
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Football
The virtual Jack Wilshere was causing problems.
Good news for Leeds.
A nice birthday present.
Liverpool celebrated progress.
Ian Wright showed his support.
Harry Redknapp was gearing up to walk for Ukraine.
Sir Kenny Dalglish was relishing a return to the dugout.
Jose Mourinho was all set.
Cricket
Isa Guha responded to England’s World Cup defeat…
And enjoyed Deandra Dottin’s stunning grab.
Alex Hartley was also impressed by Dottin.
Stuart Broad gave his take on the Mankad.
Rugby Union
Happy 52nd birthday to World Cup-winning former England captain Martin Johnson.
Boxing
AJ had his say.
Winter Paralympics
Billy Monger was embracing the cold during his presenting gig in Beijing.