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Channel 5 viewers are praising the “amazing” NHS doctors after watching gruesome scenes on 999 Critical Condition.The series takes viewers inside the Major Trauma Centre at Royal Stoke University Hospital and follows their critical work as they rush to save patients from catastrophic and potentially life-threatening injuries.Viewers saw Press Setter Operator Simon Wright raced in after a sheet of industrial metal slams had sliced through his face under hydraulic pressure.The accident left him with devastating and potentially life-changing facial injuries. Emergency Medicine Consultant And Trauma Team Lead Dr Anthony Taylor can be seen leading his team of NHS doctor’s in a desperate bid to save his face.Viewers reacting to the gruesome scenes, as surgeons begin operating on his badly damaged eye.“How amazing is our NHS, watching with my hands over my eyes..xx,” said one viewer.A second agreed: “Watching #999CriticalCondition and I’m just in awe of the amazing surgeon’s.

Pep Guardiola was caught on camera giving West Ham striker Michail Antonio a shove after he gave Manchester City's backline some work to do.The Spanish manager was spotted giving the Jamaican international a playful push before praising the 32-year-old for his hard work on the pitch during City's 2-2 draw away at West Ham. The match was underlined in the diary of many West Ham fans due to it being the final farewell of skipper Mark Noble in the London Stadium after 18 tears of service.The game started off well for the home side, with the Hammers going a goal up after 24 minutes when Bowen rounded Ederson and poked home.

Jake Paul to overcome Tommy Fury, as Tyson Fury’s younger brother has fought individuals with 'worse boxing skills' than the Youtube star.Paul and Fury have regularly exchanged venomous jibes at one another over the last few years. The two were supposed to go head to head in December only for Fury to pull out with a “severe chest infection and a broken rib”.Shortly after deriding the Brit's decision to step away from the contest, Paul went on to follow up his victory against Ben Askren by impressively knocking out former UFC champion Tyron Woodley.

Ronnie O'Sullivan’s record-smashing 147 break was quicker than it took VAR to check for an AS Roma offside.In the first round of the 1997 World Championship, the Essex-born snooker player cleared the table in five minutes and eight seconds - the fastest time ever to be recorded. But the amount of time it took for O'Sullivan, 46, to earn the 147 was quicker than it took a referee to work out a VAR decision.In November of last year, a for a check a possible offside for Tammy Abraham when Roma faced off against Torino took five minutes and 20 seconds, some 12 seconds longer.When Alessandro Buongiorno brought down Stephan El Shaarawy in the box with a poor tackle at the Stadio Olimpico, the home side were awarded a penalty.

Tommy Fury puts his unbeaten record on the line on the undercard of Tyson Fury's title defence against Dillian Whyte at Wembley on Saturday, April 23. The former Love Island star takes on Polish veteran Daniel Bocianski.

While Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte held their press conference at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday, the rest of the card will hold their own event with the media on Thursday afternoon. One of the headlining fighters to be on the undercard will be none other than Tyson's younger half-brother, Tommy Fury.

Football fans joked Chelsea star Kai Havertz should have received an Olympic gold medal for his "pathetic" dive against Crystal Palace. Havertz attempted to con referee Anthony Taylor into awarding a penalty towards the end of the first half, tumbling to the deck after Palace defender Marc Guehi's outstretched leg appeared to send him over. But Taylor wasn't fooled.The experienced official immediately awarded a free-kick to Palace and agreed with Guehi's calls to book the Blues forward, showing the German a yellow card.

Liverpool following Manchester City’s 2-2 draw on Sunday.Man City missed an opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table after a thrilling encounter at the Etihad. Pep Guardiola’s side were arguably the better team but missed out on all three points after Raheem Sterling’s winner was ruled out for offside and Riyad Mahrez missed a last-minute sitter.And devout City fan Gallagher was left fuming out at the outcome.

Kasper Schmeichel has continued to question the legality of Alexandre Lacazette’s penalty technique in a heated exchange on the Premier League ’s 'captains call'".

Tottenham Hostpur's star man Son Heung-min was spotted running into the referee during Spurs' clash with West Ham - and fans think he wanted a free-kick.With Spurs 2-1 up, Son goes to receive a pass from a team-mate when he's cut off by Anthony Taylor. Son runs into the back of the referee before hitting the deck in spectacular fashion.The South Korean looked around in disbelief as Taylor ushered him to get back onto his feet.

UFC London.The Scotsman took some heavy punches in the early going but managed to lock in the triangle choke with just over one minute left in the opening round. Craig forced his Ukrainian opponent to tap out and secure a memorable win, taking his record to 8-1-4.According to the bookies, Craig was deemed to be the least likely Brit to emerge from UFC London on top - and the 34-year-old put in a stunning performance to defeat number nine-ranked Krylov. The powerful Ukrainian had the Scot flat on his back taking damaging shots to the head, but Craig took a win that boosts his chances of a title shot in the near future.On his way backstage, Craig was seen downing a pint handed to him from a fan, further endearing himself to the UFC faithful.

Premier League referees are the most trolled in the world – with Anthony Taylor getting the bulk of the abuse.The 43-year-old is officially the most despised sports ref in the world after stats looked at the level of online abuse they get after officiating a game.An FA insider said: "There is a problem with trolling in football on a massive level. People target players, whole teams and definitely refs."We have had issues of refs complaining about getting death threats – and this is all over a game of football."It is madness when you think about it – and the majority of this abuse comes from anonymous adults on the internet." This week the FA put in an official request to trial body cameras for officials to the International Football Association Board to stop abuse on the pitch.

Tommy Fury's chances of seeing a bout against Jake Paul rescheduled appear to be even more unlikely following the latest jibe from the American.

Middlesbrough boss Chris Wilder has admitted he expected his side's controversial equaliser against Manchester United to be ruled out.

Cristiano Ronaldo missed with a useless penalty against Middlesbrough on Friday night and appeared to immediately find an excuse for his error.The Manchester United forward was unable to give his side the lead from 12 yards in their FA Cup fourth round tie with the Championship club at Old Trafford.United were awarded a penalty in the 18th minute after the returning Paul Pogba was fouled inside the area by Boro full-back Anfernee Dijksteel.Luckily for Ronaldo, who turns 37 on Saturday, Jadon Sancho opened the scoring just minutes later as he impressively bagged his third goal for the club.Having taken on the penalty responsibility, Ronaldo uncharacteristically missed the target completely with his spot-kick.Following a brief wait as referee Anthony Taylor ensured Joe Lumley stayed on his goal-line, the Portuguese striker dragged the ball wide of the keeper's right-hand post.Lumley had gone the right way, although it is unknown whether he would have saved Ronaldo's fiercely struck shot had it been on target.Immediately after missing, Ronaldo appeared to look at the turf around the penalty spot, as if that had been the reason for his miss.Was the pitch to blame for Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty miss? Let us know in the comments section below.However, those watching at home were not convinced the pitch was to blame and fans quickly took to social media to mock Ronaldo.One fan tweeted: “Ronaldo slices a penalty. Ronaldo looks at the turf on the penalty spot.

Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley weigh-in as UFC star Nate Diaz was involved in a brawl.Diaz was in attendance for the weigh-in to show support for his close friend and fellow Stockton native Chris Avila.Avila is scheduled to step in the ring with Anthony Taylor on the undercard, having already squared off at Bellator 238.On that occasion, Taylor emerged victorious via split decision.And tensions still appear to be running high as emotions overflowed at the weigh-in, sparking a brawl involving Diaz, fellow UFC fighter Nick Maximov and Bellator featherweight champion A.J Mckee, who was with Taylor."A bit of a fracas broke out at the weigh-ins between team Chris Avila and team Anthony Taylor," journalist Ariel Helwani tweeted."A water bottle was

Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley are both set for handsome pay packets regardless of the outcome of tonight’s fight.

Arsenal and West Ham are in agreeance that the Gunners should have been awarded a penalty during their clash on Wednesday evening.Gabriel Martinelli had notched Arsenal ahead with a wonderful curling effort that nestled into the far corner.And Alexandre Lacazette was given the golden opportunity to double their lead from the spot, but the penalty decision was controversial.Vladimir Coufal, who was already on a yellow looked to have beaten Lacazette to the ball before Anthony Taylor flagged for a penalty.Replays seemed to confirm Coufal reached the ball first, but the penalty stood - and both sets of fans agreed it shouldn't have stood."That's a horrific decision was a good tackle.

Premier League for the first time this season with a win over London rivals West Ham.The main talking point heading into the game was the decision to strip Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of the captaincy, but Mikel Arteta’s men went ahead thanks to Gabriel Martinelli’s second-half goal.The winger guided the ball into the bottom corner after being played through by Alexandre Lacazette, with the Frenchman then seeing a penalty saved by Lukas Fabianski after referee Anthony Taylor awarded a controversial spot-kick.But the win was sealed three minutes from time when Bukayo Saka and substitute Emile Smith Rowe combined in a counter-attack, with the latter cutting inside before firing into the bottom corner.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at five things

Tyrone Woodley, stepping in to fill in the void left by Tommy Fury, has a chance to avenge his defeat to Youtuber-turned-professional-boxer Jake Paul.

Tommy Fury has no "knockout power" and wouldn't have been fit enough to live with Jake Paul - according to the Englishman’s last opponent.Anthony Taylor clashed with Fury in August on the undercard to the Paul v Tyron Woodley fight in Cleveland, but the American was comfortably beaten by the Love Island star who took a unanimous points win.That show inadvertently paved the way for Paul, 24, and Fury, 22, to negotiate a long-awaited bout, having become embroiled in a bitter war of words - and series of online jibes - throughout 2021.That PPV fight was set to take place this Saturday in Florida, but those plans were scuppered last week when Fury pulled out of the event, citing a rib injury and bacterial chest infection.