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Sun Sport – Keeper’s Double Blunder The back page of the Sun newspaper leads on Manchester United’s 3-3 draw with Galatasaray – the latest away game in the Champions League. United progressing out of the group stage is no longer in Man U’s hands and many are looking at Man U’s keeper for a series of errors that saw United throw away a 2-0 lead. Arsenal’s Champions League game also makes the back page, as the Gunners won 6-0 and will advance to the next round.
The Dutch version of Omid Scobie’s book Endgame has been pulled from sale for publishing the names of the royals who questioned Prince Archie’s skin colour, a row that began almost three years ago.
Express Sport – Farrell Steps Away The back page of the Daily Express reports on rugby star Owen Farell who announced yesterday he won’t be available for next year’s Six Nations as he prioritises his mental health. There is also room on the back page to report on the latest from the Champions League – including Manchester United throwing away a 2-0 lead against Galatasaray, with the match ending 3-3, meaning United’s hopes of advancing to the next round are no longer in their hands. Arsenal’s Champions League game also makes the back page, as the Gunners won 6-0 and…
EXCLUSIVE: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry stand to lose more through their link to Omid Scobie than the Royal Family, a marketing expert has said.
Star Sport – Silly Nana The back page of the Daily Star reports on Manchester United’s 3-3 draw with Galatasaray – the latest away game in the Champions League. United’s progressing out of the group stage is no longer in Man U’s hands and many are looking at Man U’s keeper for a series of errors that saw United throw away a 2-0 lead. Arsenal’s Champions League game also makes the back page, as the Gunners won 6-0 and will advance to the next round.
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