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Wayne Rooney calls Bobby Charlton's goal-scoring record as England qualified for Euro 2016.

And De Manchis United really go mad on transfer deadline day by committing 58 million

pounds for the Monaco forward Anthony Marcial. And what next for Cido Barrehino? the right here on this table Martin Lipton the deputy head of sport content at the

Sun Darren Lewis is making his debut he's from the mirror and the sports writer

Allison Rudd is here she's from the Times good to see you guys don't forget you can

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Okay, let's have a look at today's papers. Martin's headline, this one I think or fear, this is the son,

Rue Lala, scored against San Marino last night from the penalty spot is equal to

Bobby Charlton's gold score record and England are on their way to Euro 2016 in France next summer.

The Sunday Mirror, history-oo boy, he could break that record,

to Bobby Charlton's record on Tuesday against Switzerland at Wembley.

Let's hope he does and Bale is still the main

man according to Simon Mullock on the back of the mirror this morning.

Manchester United are still in for the realm Madrid and Wales forward. The Sunday

people remarkable story this. Jeremy Peace about

to make peace with Bergeno by offering him a new contract a remarkable story that

we'll talk about it in part three of today's program. The man on

Sunday we're ready to win it don't worry it's not the football it's Stuart

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