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Jose Marino is banned from the Britannia as Chelsea slipped to their seventh defeat

in the Premier League at Stoke City. Attack Attack Attack,, no, it's defend, defend, as Manchester United

make it five games without conceding a goal in their win against West Brom.

And Remi-Guard, he takes charge of his first game at Aston Villa today.

They face the league leaders, Manchester City.

Good luck with that.

Joining us today, Oliver Holt, the chief sports writer at the male on Sunday.

Dominic Firefield is the London football correspondent at The Guardian, and Charlie

Wyatt is the football editor at The Sun.

Morning to you guys, good to see you as ever.

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Okay, let's have a look at the Sunday Papers before we get into events at the Britannia Stadium yesterday

and naturally the papers dominated by events at Stokeokes City, clueless Chelsea, that's the Telegraph's take on events at the Britannia yesterday, Mark I Nautovitch scoring the only goal of the game in Stokes win. Costa court in the Row, with a steward that apparently, according to Chelsea,

dismissed as absolute nonsense and it has been resolved according to the club.

The Observer, Stoking the Fire, Arnautnotovich, who worked with Marino at Inter Milan,

he scored Stoke City's winner.

Yesterday, the Sunday Times,

a good one to miss the Marino Band from the Britannia Stadium.

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