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‘He is going to be the future of this club’: Newcastle and Lewis Miley robbed of night to remember The Independent says Gary O’Neil insisted on Monday, after his team were again on the wrong end of a controversial VAR call, that livelihoods were at stake over this misuse of the technology so controversially gaining a further stranglehold over football around the world. But there is something greater at stake – something that is irreplaceable, that untold millions cannot make up for. Lewis Miley’s performance in the Parc des Princes deserved to be talked about for generations of Geordies. The…

Lewis Miley makes his name on biggest stage amid Newcastle’s righteous rage The Guardian says Power finds a way. Albeit for Paris Saint-Germain, the road to redemption here would consist of a scandalous late penalty, a midfield made of sugar syrup and some of the worst distance shooting seen this side of a Soccer AM Crossbar Challenge. At full time the Parc des Princes roared with relief, heaved and exhaled, not with conviction but with the begrudging acceptance of something stolen, not earned. And this really was tough on Newcastle, who were 97 minutes in to perhaps their greatest away…

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Elementor #567937November 29, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian -Disease could kill more people in Gaza than war, UN warnsThe front page of the Guardian leads on a report from the UN saying more people could die in Gaza due to disease than the war itself as the people in the Strip are not getting enough aid to meet basic emergency needs, including access to clean water. Elsewhere, the paper says the row over the Parthenon Sculptures raises fresh questions about Britain’s “fraught relations” with the European Union. One senior Brussels official tells the paper…