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Please gamble responsibly, over 18s only. Good morning and welcome to the Sunday supplement. The Premier League's Project Restart is now just 10 days away,

but there are still questions to be answered.

We'll examine some of the issues still to be resolved

as the Premier League announces a second week with no positive

coronavirus tests. I'm joined this week by Steve Bates, the chief football writer of the people.

Miguel Delaney, the independence chief football writer and from the Miguel Delaney the independence chief football writer and from the Daily Telegraph

football news correspondent Matt Law.

Before we talk to the boys though let's have a look at some of the headlines making today's back pages.

The mail on Sunday starts with time to act.

You may have seen Borussia Dortmund and Hurtable in Lin players take the knee ahead of their match in the Bundesliga yesterday.

Troy Townsend from the anti-racism campaign, Kick it out, is asking the Premier League to consider doing the same.

In today's observer, Paul Wilson has a story from the FIFA President Gianni Infantino.

He's calling for salary and transfer caps. football look at their finances in the light of

the pandemic. In the Sunday mirror Steve Bates has a story that Premier League

clubs will be playing Russian roulette with their players.

The Bundesliga has revealed a staggering 225% rise in injury and Dutch conditioning coach Raymond

Van Hain warns players have not had enough time

to get their conditioning right.

And in the Sunday Telegraph, there's some nostalgia.

It's 50 years since that iconic game in Mexico when England played Brazil in the World Cup.

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