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Scotland are stepping into uncharted territory as Sebastien Pocognoli takes the reins following Steve Clarke's seven-year tenure. Clarke dragged the Tartan Army back to relevance, delivering three major tournaments, but the Belgian now faces the pressure of building something new without the luxury of instant results.
Meanwhile, the boxing world is holding its breath over a potential Fury-Joshua collapse before it even gets started. Tyson Fury is warning that the all-British heavyweight showdown, set for Cardiff's Principality Stadium on the eleventh of December, could fall apart due to a bitter dispute between rival promoters. Years of negotiations finally produced an announcement this week, but the fight is already on shaky ground.
And over at Anfield, fans dreaming of a Trent Alexander-Arnold homecoming may want to pump the brakes. A prominent Liverpool reporter is throwing cold water on any reunion talk, suggesting the academy graduate who left for Real Madrid in controversial fashion, netting his boyhood club just ten million pounds in the process, is unlikely to make a return to Merseyside.
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