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Sunday’s episode of Love Island will see Gemma Owen ’s ex Jacques O’Neill make his debut. And if the rumour mill is anything to go by, there’s talks that another of her exes, Cameron Green, could be joining him.The defender who recently left Wrexham Green, 23, has previously spent time at Gemma’s home and even met her family during their brief fling. A friend told The Sun on Sunday: “Her family really liked him, especially as he was a sporty, hard-working footballer.

David Moyo's not hit 10 goals in a season for three years - but he's keen to hit the landmark for Hamilton this term.

Premier League sides will learn their FA Cup third-round opponents on Monday evening as sides from England's top tier and the Championship enter the competition.The draw is set for 7pm, ahead of the final second-round tie between Boreham Wood and St Albans City.Premier League sides could set up ties with one of the five non-league teams left in the competition.Kidderminster Harriers, of the National League North, are the lowest-ranked team left in the competition, and they will be No.59.Kidderminster will be joined by Yeovil Town, Chesterfield, and one of Boreham Wood and St Albans City as the National League representatives.Ralf Rangnick'sManchester United will be No.26 in the pot, while their local rivals, Manchester City, will be

Enter Shikari have teamed up with St Albans City FC to debut a new charity shirt that will raise funds for food banks across the UK.The latest collaboration comes after the St Albans band partnered with the National League South outfit to display their logo on their home kit for the 2020/21 season.The new shirt sees the Clarence Park side’s traditional blue and yellow colours being incorporated into the black design – which boasts Enter Shikari’s logo on the front.All profits from the sales of the shirt will be split between the St Albans & District Foodbank in Hertfordshire and the Fans Supporting Foodbanks charity in Liverpool, Merseyside.The t-shirt is available here for pre-order, with an approximate release date of March 19

Enter Shikari have teamed up with St Albans City FC to sponsor the kit of their local football club.The band, who hail from the Hertfordshire city, will display their logo on the National League South side’s home shirts when they return to action at Clarence Park next season.“Growing up I was passionate about two things: football and music,” said Enter Shikari bassist Chris Batten. “The reality is that sport and music go hand-in-hand when it comes to providing a positive outlet for young people, no matter what their background.“SACFC lead the way with their community outreach programs and Enter Shikari couldn’t be more proud to embark on a partnership with the club.