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Good evening and welcome to a Monday night football like no other after a tumultuous 24 hours,

which has rocked the world of football to its very core.

We do have a live game tonight. Leeds United are playing Liverpool and we will bring it to you,

but it has become very much secondary to the bigger picture.

On any ordinary Monday night football, we might decide to lead with the story that Jose Munoz has been sacked by Spurs, what, six days before he leads his team to a cup final,

but not tonight, because late last night, under the cover of darkness, the European Super League

project was formally launched to widespread condemnation

from everybody in football and first and foremost by you, the football fans.

The game's governing bodies you'll have heard are united against it.

UEFA's president is today talking about liars and snakes involved in the project.

The government tonight is saying they will do whatever it takes to protect our national game.

Prince William, the FA president, has also added his voice this evening.

We must protect the entire football community, he says, share the concern of fans and the damage it risks causing to the game we love.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carriger are here tonight to give us their thoughts and there is strong feeling in the room, as you might expect.

Before we hear from them, let's remind you of what these proposals are for the European Super League.

20 participating clubs competing annually.

12 already confirmed as the founding members,

including the six from the Premier League.

15 founding clubs will be guaranteed to compete every season,

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