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Search prison jobs now. Good morning, welcome to Sunday supplement, the show where we digest, analyze and debate the sports stories inside the Sunday papers from Arsenal's continued title charge pressure

on Eddie Howe and yet another win for Michael Carrick. We've got it all covered over the next couple of hours.

Joining us this morning ESPN's senior football writer James Olly, the chief football correspondent for the son Charlie Wire and Editor at the Athletic, Dan Kilpatrick.

Great to have you with us. Let's have a look what's making the headlines this morning.

So it is another win for Carrick and more headlines for Manchester United Quad Goals.

Say the star as Bruno backs what he calls a great manager.

Cloud 9 is the headline in the Sun as Arsenal beat Sunderland 3-0 to go, nine clear at the top.

There's an exclusive on the back of the Sunday mirror with Mo Sala being lined up for a summer move to Saudi Arabia.

The report saying they're prepared to triple his 400,000 pound a week wages.

That story also features in the Sunday people as the

Saudi Pro League looks to replace Cristiano Ronaldo with Sala. In the rugby, a big six nations win

for England over Wales. That's the lead story in the Telegraph. Henry, the hat trick, here. That's

Henry Arundel. and that is their headline.

And the Express also covers that emphatic 487 win for England.

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