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El camino, Christopher Soukup

Sin in the suburbs, Ezra Johnson

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• Record signing has been injured since December

• Salah to miss Saturday’s league match at Brighton

Arne Slot has confirmed Alexander Isak will be available for Liverpool’s Champions League quarter-final against Paris Saint-Germain as he nears recovery from a fractured leg.

The £125m British-record signing has not played since 20 December and has yet to resume full training but, in a boost to Liverpool’s prospects of overcoming the European champions, he is on schedule to feature when the teams meet at the Parc des Princes on 8 April. Isak will clearly not be ready to start after almost four months out but will offer Slot an option from the bench.

• ‘Years without a trophy, it adds more drive’

• Manager not revealing if Arrizabalaga will play

Mikel Arteta has urged Arsenal supporters to “attack the final” alongside his players when they face Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday.

The Premier League leaders remain in contention for four trophies this season but almost six years have passed since they last lifted major silverware, when Arteta won the FA Cup in his first season in charge. “When you have been in this position and [gone] years without winning a trophy obviously it adds more necessity, but as well more drive because you really want it and that’s something that we have,” said the Arsenal manager. “That is something really important for us and something that we’ve been trying to achieve for a while, and I know we have the opportunity to do it.”

Under Friday night lights, Manchester United stumbled. A day to remember for Harry Maguire became one of regret when he was shown a red card during a second-half flurry of goals. Twice United had the lead against Bournemouth, twice they were pegged back. Eli Junior Kroupi’s penalty snatched yet another draw for Andoni Iraola’s Premier League specialists in collecting single points, an opponent United really do not enjoy facing; the sixth successive time they have failed to beat Bournemouth. Michael Carrick’s regime have changed plenty for the better over 10 games but here came a disorderly echo of United’s troubled recent past and a stall of their Champions League chase.

The 4-4 draw played out at Old Trafford in December was a key juncture in Ruben Amorim’s downward spiral, game and team spinning out of his control. The more coherent, square pegs in square holes, team structure installed since owes plenty to Steve Holland. Carrick’s assistant, track suit rather than sharp suit, shuns the limelight but is as influential as when alongside Gareth Southgate. Whether that partnership sustains beyond the summer remains the biggest pending decision for the Ineos politburo.

De gemeenteraadsverkiezingen kenden de nodige verrassingen. Zo stemden honderden Goudenaren als eerbetoon op een overleden lijstduwer, komt in Haaksbergen een oudgediende terug via een nieuwe partij en bleek in Oss de campagne van snackbarhouder Wimke een succes.

John from Brisbane has added a photo to the pool:

The sort of boat that is more likely to be out on the water each weekend than those big yachts that seem to sit around in canals and marinas and not used from month to month. With the Glasshouse Mountains of South East Queensland in the distance, this lovely little (my size) pleasure boat is just heading into Scarborough Boat Harbour. Have a great weekend everyone, that's what we all need right now as we see our world start to crumble and things get really out of hand with no light at the end of the tunnel.