A 5-0 Champions League win is usually something to celebrate, but Pep Guardiola was not completely happy after Manchester City’s demolition of Copenhagen on Wednesday night. It soon became clear why as he provided an update on Kyle Walker’s latest injury setback in his post-match press conference. Guardiola said the defender will be out for a while, that they have to speak to the doctors and that hopefully he can get back for the World Cup. Walker was forced off in the Manchester derby on Sunday, and his place at the World Cup is now in serious doubt as he has undergone groin surgery.
There remains hope that he will return in time to represent his country but with the Three Lions flying out to Qatar in less than six weeks, Walker’s chances of featuring at the tournament hang in the balance. The 32-year-old has become a key player in Gareth Southgate’s England squad over the years, earning 70 caps, the majority of which have come on the right side of a back three in recent times. Read More
Kieron Dyer says it would be amazing to have a second chance at life. He’s talking about gratitude for something that’s yet to happen and the Englishman is aware that his chance at life would be at the expense of another. Dyer knows that the second part of his life will be born out of the grief of another person’s friends and family. He is suffering from a rare condition that requires liver transplant. 




