Liam Manning delivers Bolton Wanderers verdict & gives injury update on ex-Chelsea midfielder

Manchester City Women lost their first game of the new WSL season after a thrilling 4-3 defeat to Aston Villa at Villa Park on Sunday.

Soccer legend David Beckham joined a massive line of people waiting to pay respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II and view her coffin on Friday.  While onlookers stood in the hours-long line, it did not take long until bystanders noticed the 47-year-old British icon, who was dressed in a dark coat and baker boy cap. "I thought by coming at 2 a.m. it was going to be a little bit quieter.

Queen Elizabeth II, one famous face stood out. British soccer veteran David Beckham joined the queue at 2 a.m.

Queen Elizabeth II, one famous face stood out. British soccer veteran David Beckham joined the queue at 2 a.m.

David Beckham, 48, has been praised by many for queueing for over 12 hours to see the Queen lying-in-state at Westminster.Twitter users have rushed to the microblogging site to hit out at Phillip Schofield, 60, and Holly Willoughby, 41, who "jumped the queue" to film a This Morning segment.Holly and Phil cut sombre figures as they filmed a segment for Tuesday's episode of This Morning at London's Westminster Hall.The TV duo joined a seperate queue for press and were taken to the press gallery, leaving Twitter users outraged as they skipped the long-line.Journalist Joe Michalczuk fumed: "David Beckham in the queue for over 10 hours paying his respects to The Queen while Holly and Phil saunter in, skipping the line is a terrible look."Why do people like this think they’re special? Unless you’re Royalty or a foreign President you join the queue. End of."Dan Wootton wrote in view of his 450,000 followers: "The queue jumping of the Elizabeth line by the elite is a disgrace."Why does every MP (and their four mates), not to mention Holly and Phil, think they're better than the rest of us?"Unlike Susanna Reid who lined up for seven hours with her mum."I'd love to see one MP do the same," he added.Other social media users fumed at the TV duo online for their "shameful" queue jumping.TheonlyBird said: "Absolutely zero shocks that Phil Schofield and Holly Willoughby jumped the queue."Beckham has many flaws but respect him for queuing for 12 hours when he could have easily wangled his way in." (sic)IndeedItsMark added: "If both Phil and Holly did jump the queue then this is shameful."They have no more right to jump the queue than you or I.

Queen Elizabeth II, one famous face stood out. British soccer veteran David Beckham joined the queue at 2 a.m.

Queen Elizabeth’s coffin lying in state in London on Friday.The famed soccer player, 47, was seen getting on the line to Westminster Hall to view the coffin, telling BBC he waited just over 12 hours.Once he got inside, Beckham was very emotional and seen wiping away tears.“We all want to be here together and experience and celebrate the amazing life of our queen. I think that something like this today here together is meant to be shared,” Beckham told reporters outside the Hall.Beckham said he has been sharing food with the mourners around him while on the line.

Many shops and businesses across Falkirk will be closed on Monday, September 19 for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

William Earl Variety is pleased to announce the honorees for its upcoming Power of Women issue and event on Wednesday, Sept. 28. The event, in partnership with Lifetime, celebrates the Power of Women honorees, who will appear on the cover of the issue, as well as the women profiled in the publication’s annual Women’s Impact Report, which highlights the top women working in entertainment.   This year’s honorees include Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton, who will be speaking about the importance of celebrating women and sharing their stories, as they do in their eight-part Apple TV+ documentary series “Gutsy,” which premiered on Sept. 9; Oprah Winfrey and Ava DuVernay, who will highlight the importance of hiring female directors as they did throughout the production of “Queen Sugar” currently airing it’s seventh and final season on OWN; Extracurricular Productions president and the world’s youngest Nobel laureate Malala, who will be speaking about young people in film and television and supporting the Pillars Artist Fellowship; and award-winning actress, producer, and star of Marvel’s WandaVision and this summer’s blockbuster “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”, Elizabeth Olsen, who will be speaking about her support of the The Rape Foundation/ Stuart House. The program will be hosted by Megan Stalter, the breakout star of “Hacks”.  

Manchester City will take on Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday in their second Champions League group stage match of the season.

Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt has made one change to his team from the one which beat Charlton Athletic last time out.

Buckingham Palace and down The Mall as she made her way to the Heart FM studios in Leicester Square, Amanda Holden, 51, who presents the radio stations breakfast show alongside Jamie Theakston, shared a video of the moment she saw soldiers practising ahead of the state funeral that will take place on Monday, September 19.In a video posted on the Heart Twitter account, which has amassed more than 150,000 followers, Amanda explained to listeners that she felt “privileged” to see what she referred to as one of the “most incredible sights around London.”A video then showed what Amanda witnessed during her early commute in the capital.“I saw rehearsals of what is going to be on television and what we are all going to be able to see over the next few days,” Amanda explained.“It was unbelievable!“Everyone was in their full uniforms.The bear hats, the red uniforms.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte has admitted that the postponement of the Manchester City match has given his side an advantage.

Arsenal's Europa League clash against PSV Eindhoven on Thursday evening has been postponed.The Gunners were set to play the second match of their European campaign at the Emirates this week but it has now been called off due to "severe limitations on police resources and organisational issues."That is due to the ongoing events surrounding the national mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. A new date will be communicated in due course, according to governing body UEFA.READ MORE: 'Miracle worker' Arsene Wenger should have been given Arsenal role, club toldThere was doubt surrounding the fixture already due to UEFA moving Rangers’ Champions League home tie against Napoli from Tuesday to Wednesday.

Chelsea's visit of Liverpool scheduled for Sunday evening is the Premier League fixture most at risk of postponement as it comes less than 24 hours before The Queen's state funeral. The fixture is penciled in for September 18, four days after Chelsea welcome Red Bull Salzburg in the Champions League and five days after Liverpool host Ajax.The confusion over their domestic meeting comes due to the amount of police that will be required in other areas of London with tributes being paid to the late Queen Elizabeth II. READ MORE: Fear of dissent from fans towards Queen 'contributed to Premier League being cancelled' With The Queen's state funeral booked in to take place across the capital on Sunday, other fixtures in the city this weekend include Tottenham vs Leicester on Saturday and Brentford vs Arsenal the day after.The Mail report that officials are 'hopeful' that games will go ahead as normal next weekend with Premier League chiefs to to take part in crunch talks today (September 12).

Ian Evatt believes the challenge MK Dons pose to Bolton Wanderers is similar to the test his side faced aagainst Charlton Athletic as he plans his team selection.

Napoli fans are banned from attending Rangers’ Champions League clash and the fixture will now be played a day later than planned.The match will now be played on Wednesday, with UEFA citing fears of having a lack of ‘police resources’ owing to the events going ahead to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth III. The European encounter - which is set to be played at the Ibrox - will now be played on September 14 instead.In a statement released by UEFA, the body detailed why they have taken such action: “UEFA today announced that the UEFA Champions League tie between Rangers FC and SSC Napoli, originally to be played on Tuesday 13 September, has been rescheduled for Wednesday 14 September at 21.00CET.READ MORE: Todd Boehly 'wanted Chelsea to use impossible formation' leaving Thomas Tuchel baffled“This is due to the severe limitations on police resources and organisational issues related to the ongoing events surrounding the national mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

X-Factor back in 2009, divided fans when they took to Twitter to demand that the monarchy be abolished and the power placed back in the hands of the people. Many were enraged, branding them "crass" and "insensitive" for timing their comments right after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The singing and TV presenting duo told their 664,000 followers yesterday: "Abolish the monarchy and give the people real democracy!"But the duo faced opposition as social media users countered: "Abolish Jedward."Others accused them of being "inappropriate" and having "the worst timing possible"."The crowning of a new monarch is the most appropriate possible time for them to tweet this, actually," tweeted @geohollifield.In a politically charged separate tweet, the brothers had written: “King Charles should hand back the six Irish counties on his visit to Northern Ireland – No war! Just words! It’s time."They had also previously made a controversial comment just hours before the monarch's death was announced, after learning from a Palace statement that she was in ill health."Liz Truss must have done something on that visit to the Queen!" they quipped, referencing her meeting with the new head of Britain.She had appointed Liz as Prime Minister just two days earlier, and photos were released of her smiling broadly while shaking her hand.The tweet led some to state they were "absolutely horrified" by the tweets circulating with many people branding the duo a "disgrace".One, @ConradWhitney, challenged: "This is someone’s mum, gran etc.

Queen Elizabeth II's death, many are wondering where prominent members of the royal family — including Prince William, Prince Harry and their children -- stand in line for the throne. Elizabeth, the United Kingdom's longest reigning monarch, died on Thursday. She was 96. Charles -- Elizabeth's eldest son -- has been named King.