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Anna Slots' football heart is broken by wolves.

A deflected stoppage time winner brings joy to Molyneux.

Is the greatest escape on? Well, no, of course it isn't. But the joy at Molyneux. Elsewhere, pulses weren't exactly racing, but significant wins for Everton, who break their home hoodo against a still crestfallen Burnley, Leads lose under the lights to Sunderland and Bournemouth and Brentford play out a gold as straw.

The midweek round continues with a promising set of fixtures tonight.

How many corners will Arsenal? Leeds lose under the lights to Sunderland and Bournemouth and Brentford play out a gold as straw. The midweek round continues with a promising set of fixtures tonight.

How many corners will Arsenal score against Brighton and how long will they take over them?

The lionesses begin their inevitable march to World Cup glory with a big qualifying win against Ukraine

and a genuine FA Cup giant killing.

All that's plus your questions and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

So Max is on his way back to the southern hemisphere, answering the call from his wife,

Jamie, after little Willie rushed and decided to stop sleeping in his father's absence.

What a bloody hero he is.

And he has our full support and empathy,

doesn't he, Barry Glendidding? Yes, and we and all our listeners were very much sleeping in his

presence. I just hope he's not flying home via the Middle East. I reckon he's getting the

Heathrow to Perth long haul,

so good luck to him anyway, however he gets home.

Joining Barry on the panel today, John Jarrett Brian, good morning.

Morning, Robin.

And my commentary colleague slash nemesis, you decide.

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