The Guardian’s Jonathan Liew and Daily Mail’s Ian Ladyman join Jessica Creighton on Back Pages Tonight to discuss Arsenal’s draw to Brentford in the Premier League, which failed to restore their six-point lead, and gifted Man City more optimism. The panel also discusses Thomas Tuchel’s contract extension to manage England and his hopes for the World Cup.

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The Mirror’s John Cross and The Independent’s Miguel Delaney join Jessica Creighton on Back Pages Tonight to discuss the latest from the Premier League, where Man City added three points, taking them closer to Arsenal. The panel also discusses Tottenham Hotspur’s decision to sack Thomas Frank and whether the club will see the return of Mauricio Pochettino.

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The Times & Sunday Times' Martin Hardy and Henry Winter, Co Host, The Football Boardroom join David Garrido to look at tomorrows back pages, where they discuss another loss for Thomas Frank and Tottenham Hotspur asking if Spurs are in relegation trouble. Chelsea drop points to Leeds after leading 2-0 and Manchester United rescue a point against West Ham and save Michael Carrick's first league loss for United.

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Rob Jones is joined by The Sun sports reporter Jack Rosser and sports journalist Sam Cunningham to react to the biggest stories in the morning's newspapers. Stories include Eddie Howe defiant he's right manager for Newcastle after recent comments of self-doubt. Sean Dyche's Nottingham Forest future is in doubt as the club sits three points from safety. Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior admits mockery of him has affected his family.