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Newlyweds Andy Carroll and Billi Mucklow were spotted enjoying a rowdy night out with friends in the capital this weekend. Putting on a PDA display, the footballer and his former TOWIE star wife were joined at London's Proud Cabaret bar by West Ham defender pal Aaron Cresswell as well as his wife Jessica Unsworth.The foursome were papped sipping champagne from flutes as them surrounded the club's open booths, with one snap appearing to show a slide of cake along with a sparkler which was presented to the 'WAGs' by waiting staff, implying there may have been cause for celebration on their big night on the town.

Arsenal's pursuit of Manchester City star Oleksandr Zinchenko has peaked as Mikel Arteta is keen to reunite with the Ukraine international.Arteta worked with Zinchenko while he was Pep Guardiola's assistant at City, and the Spaniard is keen on bringing him to the Emirates, according to London Evening Standard. The versatility of Zinchenko has appealed to Arteta, who is not only hoping to use him as a back-up to Kieran Tierney, but also as a midfielder.Zinchenko could help resolve two of Arsenal's shortages, and with City chasing a new left-back, they may look to sell the Ukraine star in order to balance the books.

West Ham's Europa League semi-final defeat to Frankfurt of corruption.The Hammers' European dreams were crushed last night after losing 1-0 to the Bundesliga side, and 3-1 on aggregate.Beating Frankfurt on their turf was always going to be a tough ask, but the job got even harder when Aaron Cresswell was controversially sent off mid-way through the first half. Six minutes later the home side were ahead and the tie was as good as settled.Rice was spotted confronting referee Jesus Gil Manzano in the tunnel after the game and he didn't hold back, accusing the Spaniard of "being paid"."Ref! Ref! It's so poor," Rice can be heard shouting as the players and officials make their way back towards the dressing rooms."All night, it's so bad! How can you be that bad?!" the England international fumes, this time inches away from the referee's face."Honestly, [you've] probably been f***ing paid! F***ing corruption!"The 22-year-old could barely hide his frustration during his post-match interview, hitting out again at the official and accusing him of being "against" the visitors.Did West Ham get screwed by the referee last night? Let us know what you think in the comments section."The sending off was probably a sending off but some of the other decisions were poor tonight," Rice said.

West Ham's Europa League bubble burst in Germany.The Hammers were dealt heartbreak in the competition after crashing out of the tournament in the semi-finals to Eintracht Frankfurt following a torrid time in both legs. Already trailing 2-1 from the first encounter back in London, West Ham needed to be perfect to stand any chance of making it to the final.But an early red card for Aaron Cresswell set the tone while Rafael Santos Borre scored the only goal of the match to end Moyes' dream of reaching the Europa League final. And the 59-year-old's emotions got the better of him inside a white-hot atmosphere at the Deutsche Bank Park.

Izabel Goulart has been dating the German keeper since 2015 when the duo were both in Paris. Trapp was the first choice keeper for PSG at the time, while Goulart was part of the modelling scene in the French capital.Trapp returned to Eintracht Frankfurt in 2018 on loan, before making the move permanent a year later.

thrashed Lyon 3-0 on Thursday night to cruise through 4-1 on aggregate to face Eintracht Frankfurt in the last four of the competition. Craig Dawson headed in the opener from a corner before Rice added a second with a deflected effort into the bottom corner. Jarrod Bowen made the result secure with a clinical finish in the 48th minute and Lyon never really threatened a comeback and exited the competition.

Aaron Cresswell's red card against Lyon should have been rescinded by VAR because of a foul on a West Ham player in the build-up to the incident.Cresswell received his marching orders after bundling over Fulham forward Moussa Dembele outside the box just before half-time. Hammers fans were furious as referee Felix Zwayer sent Cresswell off, judging him to be the last man. The red card itself was harsh enough for the hosts, who had to play half the rest of the game with 10-men.

West Ham’s Europa League clash with Lyon on Thursday was littered with questionable refereeing - and saw the Hammers go down to 10 men in the first half.German referee Felix Zwayer attracted negative attention when he sent off Aaron Cresswell before half-time for a tug on Moussa Dembele’s arm. His decision left the West Ham dugout and fans fuming as manager David Moyes also received a booking for his protests.The Irons were able to clinch a crucial 1-1 draw at the London Stadium ahead of the second leg, but the referee’s officiating remained a major talking point after the game.

West Ham attack to a juddering halt.The Hammers were hosting Ligue 1 side Lyon in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final clash on Thursday night. Moyes' men had seen Aaron Cresswell sent off in the first half but took the lead through Jarrod Bowen's second-half strike.Tanguy Ndombele equalised for the visitors, but West Ham were still threatening on the counter.

West Ham, as the Frenchman brought out his inner Cristiano Ronaldo.With the game level heading towards half-time, Dembele broke through before going down on the edge of the West Ham area as Cresswell came across to cut him out, and he was sent off for denying a clear goalscoring opportunity. Despite a mass appeal from West Ham, VAR did not intervene, handing David Moyes' side a huge blow in their Europa League journey.West Ham will now face a tough test away in Lyon in their quarter-final second-leg, but they will be without one of their most creative defenders.

Lionel Messi, according to ex-West Ham and Aston Villa star Carlton Cole.Once amongst the conversation for the greatest dead-ball specialist of all time, Messi is yet to find the net from a free-kick at new club PSG. The silky magician surpassed long-standing rival Cristiano Ronaldo for set-piece goals when he netted his 57th career free-kick for Argentine at the Copa America - but he is yet to net one since his summer switch from Barcelona.Meanwhile, Cresswell and Ward-Prowse both bagged sensational set-pieces at the weekend against Everton and Leeds United respectively with their free-kick pedigree significantly rising in the eyes of Cole.

football fans walked away with a combined total of £53,000 after landing two monster football accumulators.The first speculative punter turned £1 into £28,000 with a seven-fold both teams to score and win bet. The bet required results to go their way across Europe, including at the London Stadium, where West Ham took on Everton.

Liverpool fan's dream' as he scored a goal and avoided a red card for kicking out at Richarlison against Everton on Sunday.The West Ham United left-back opened the scoring at the London Stadium with a stunning free-kick into the top corner, before celebrating in front of the Everton fans.However, he was lucky to escape with only a yellow card later on in the match after kicking Richarlison whilst he was on the floor during stoppage time.Cresswell is understood to be a Liverpool fan, having been born in the city and spent several years in the club's academy as a boy.Liverpool fans were quick to react to Cresswell's eventful 90 minutes against Everton, as he even cupped his ears to the travelling fans during his celebration.One fan tweeted: “Aaron Cresswell has lived every Liverpool fans dream today.

West Ham United and Everton was sent tumbling to the ground like he had been 'shot by a sniper'.The incident occurred after Aaron Cresswell's perfectly placed free-kick had given the Hammers the lead in the 32nd minute against their relegation-threatened opponents.As the cameraman moved along the touchline to film the West Ham players celebrating the goal he appeared to collide with the linesman.This sent him tumbling to the ground in dramatic fashion, with an alternate camera angle showing him stumble before falling onto the turf in the background of the celebrations.Viewers could even see the fall from the camera operator's perspective as footage from his camera was broadcast before cutting to a different angle once he hit the deck.Fans were quick to take to social media to react to the cameraman's accident, with one tweeting: “Cameraman taking a tumble in the background.”Another joked: “Yo, @SkyFootball was this cameraman done by a sniper??”Will West Ham United finish in the top four this season? Let us know in the comments section below.A third viewer added: “Please tell me there is a video of the Sky cameraman running into the linesman when West Ham scored.”Another fan also tweeted: “Dangerous job being a cameraman at West Ham!”David Moyes' side were able to hold onto their lead until half-time but were pegged back shortly after the interval with Mason Holgate's deflected volley pulling Everton level.Jarrod Bowen then restored the home side's advantage just five minutes later, before Everton's afternoon got even harder as Michael Keane was sent off in the 65th minute.Victory for West Ham lifts them up to fifth in the table ahead of Tottenham Hotspur's clash with Newcastle United later on Sunday.They have also

Manchester City in the Premier League title race by claiming a narrow 1-0 win over West Ham.In their first league game since lifting the Carabao Cup, the Reds edged out the Hammers despite a lacklustre second-half performance in what was a tight game.Ultimately, Sadio Mane’s first-half tap-in was the difference, but both sides also had efforts cleared off the line, with Aaron Cresswell and Trent Alexander-Arnold coming to the rescue of their teams in quick succession.Andy Robertson and Naby Keita were both forced to make last-ditch challenges to protect Liverpool's lead after the break as the hosts struggled to put the game to bed.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at four things Jurgen Klopp got right to ensure his side closed the gap on City to three points…Klopp opted to hand Luis Diaz his third successive Premier League start for the visit of the Hammers, with the Colombian playing down the left wing.His trust in the new signing from Porto was repaid in bucket loads, with Diaz looking lively throughout the clash.It was a performance that deserved a goal, with one run just after the half-hour mark dragging his side from their own half to winning a free-kick right on the edge of West Ham’s box.Who was your man of the match as Liverpool defeated West Ham? Let us know in the comments section...Diaz’s place on the left meant that Sadio Mane was once again selected in the central role in Liverpool’s front three.It is a position that Diogo Jota has made his own for much of the season, but Mane impressed in the Portuguese’s place at Anfield.He scored the crucial goal to set the Reds on their way to the win when his clever run was picked out by Mohamed Salah and he turned the ball home.Mane ensured that he kept involved with play

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was furious at the referee’s decision to not send off West Ham’s Aaron Cresswell in the 3-2 defeat at the London Stadium.Cresswell avoided any sort of punishment for his seemingly reckless challenge which enabled the home side to secure a shock three points against the 2020 Premier League champions.And Reds boss Klopp was left frustrated both by his team’s performance and the lack of assistance from the referees.Aside from the Cresswell incident, the Liverpool manager also complained about the build up to the Hammers’ opener, where defender Angelo Ogbonna was accused of obstructing goalkeeper Alisson Becker.Pundits including Jamie Carragher disagreed wit was a foul, however.Klopp said: "It’s a clear foul on

Fuming Jurgen Klopp delivered a spiky post-match interview following Liverpool's defeat to West Ham.

Tottenham fans are pleading with Harry Kane to join Manchester City after he put in another poor performance against West Ham. Kane, 28, has carved out a reputation as one of the game's deadliest marksmen, but the England captain has been a shadow of his former self since his summer move to the Etihad fell through.The Spurs striker drew a blank for the seventh time this season as Spurs fell to a 1-0 defeat against the Hammers at the London Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

West Ham and Rapid Vienna fans were seen hurling objects at each other during their Europa League tie.The two sets of supporters clashed following Declan Rice's goal which put the Hammers ahead in east London.Plenty of missiles were seen being launched from both groups of fans, with stewards struggling to get a handle on the situation.Trouble had been brewing before Rice slotted home with West Ham players celebrating in front of the travelling support.Stewards remained in the area as they tried to calm fans down, though Aaron Cresswell was almost struck with another object.It is West Ham's first home European game excluding qualifiers, since 2006, having won at Dinamo Zagreb in their first match.Rice had said: “It's only really started to

Manchester United fans noticed loan star Jesse Lingard copying a famous move by club legend Dimitar Berbatov in West Ham’s win.The Englishman was running the show as the Hammers secured a 3-2 win over Wolves.With the opening goal and an assists to his name at Molineux, it sent the London side to fourth in the table as they hunt down Champions League football.But footage from the game shows Lingard taking inspiration from Old Trafford icon Berbatov.In the clip, David Moyes’ side have been ahead for seven minutes in the Premier League clash.And they are on the attack again through a long ball from Aaron Cresswell, which looks to be heading out.Lingard, though, continues to chase the ball and gets to it - but he is under pressure from Nelson

straight to your inbox every day for freeEngland and the Premier League are blessed with high-quality options at full-back right now - but none better than Luke Shaw. That is according to West Ham United defender Aaron Cresswell, who is set to face the England man at Old Trafford tonight (7.15pm).