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Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly, the first international break of the season,

the big news from the England camp, how sad will Mark Gaby after my fears were realised that he might be disappointed about what happened on deadline day? We'll discuss no Trent Alexander Arnold,

but one Ruben Loftus cheek. I can just hear Baz's, to be honest, I've

forgotten all about him already. Will Elliot Anderson or Jed Spence get a run? And how important is it that Thomas Tuchel gets a decent performance after an underwhelming start for his reign? Elsewhere we'll preview the other home nations. Paul Watson has stuff on Kazakhstan and Luxembourg. He just said, do you want me to do a bit on Bermuda, Jamaica? Yes, please. Susie Rack joins us to look ahead to the WSL.

Will there be a title race?

We'll do all that, plus a huge apology to the Bromley fans who've got very excited on Tuesday under false pretenses. We'll answer your questions, and that's today's Guardian Football Week. On the panel today, Barry Glendan, welcome.

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