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good morning !
Are we all feeling better? Tottenham were knocked out of the EFL Cup two days ago. It’s time for Spurs to look forward to the Premier League now.
Spurs were one of many London-based football clubs to exit the cup this week.
Now, only one club remains.
Welcome to Charlton.
And here’s a fun fact: Steven Sessegnon, brother of Ryan Sessegnon, is a defender for Charlton.
Into the next round #CAFC pic.twitter.com/fhA8dBQ4QT
— Steven Sessegnon (@_StevenSess) November 9, 2022
The League One club defeated mighty Stevenage on penalties on Tuesday in the third round of the EFL Cup.
Here’s a look at other London-based clubs’ results in the third round:
- Bentford vs Gillingham: Embarrassed!
- Arsenal vs Brighton: Lol
- West Ham v Blackburn: The OG PL champs
- Palace vs Newcastle: zzz
- City vs Chelsea: Tough luck, Potts
- Spurs vs Forest: It’s okay to laugh. It’s okay to cry.
There’s only one Pride of London, and I’m not talking about the Fuller’s Brewery in Chiswick.
Charlton play Brighton (a 90 minute to two-hour-some-odd drive from Marylebone) in the round of 16.
But don’t actually go to the Amex, because the match will be played at Charlton’s stadium (about 45 minutes to 90 minutes). Traffic is awful isn’t it?
Fitzie’s track of the day: Dou You Think We’ll Last Forever?, by Caroline Rose
And now for your links:
Alasdair Gold’s latest video on Dier, Conte’s challenge to Spurs fans and more
Spurs announce sponsorship with drinkware brand Yeti
Aston Villa fans vote on new club crest
Bristol Rovers also unveil mockup of a new club crest after 25 years with same badge
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