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Liverpool legend John Barnes infamously hosted the Carabao Cup first-round draw from a Morrisons in North London.For one night only, the top of the escalators, next to a concessions stand selling four pork sausage rolls for £2.50, at the Colindale Morrisons had the eyes of British football on it.The Carabao Cup has become known for its wacky draw locations, but the competition had once dared to go where no draw has gone before.With eyes on the stars, former English Football League chief executive Shaun Harvey revealed how close he was to taking the draw to space."Genuinely, we opened up discussions with the International Space Station," Harvey told The Telegraph after he stepped down from his post.The planned draw for the 2017/18 Carabao

Wrexham AFC have the biggest international audience of any Football League club, according to its director.

Ryan Reynolds has reacted to news on how much he and co-owner Rob McElhenney lost since buying Wrexham football club.The takeover has been documented on Welcome to Wrexham, which follows Reynolds and McElhenney as owners of the club.During the new season’s premiere of the show, Wrexham’s executive director Humphrey Ker told the actors they had lost “loads” of money since they bought the club. Wrexham’s board advisor Shaun Harvey told them they’d lost an estimated £10million on their original investment.On hearing the news, Reynolds said: “I’m going to throw up.”McElhenney asked when the duo can expect to earn their money back, to which Harvey replied: “The value that’s coming from the global appeal we’ve been able to create is going to offset those additional costs that we’ve created.“The biggest thing that will change on promotion [is that] people can see the value of Welcome to Wrexham,” he continued. “They can see the value of the profile that’s being built.

Wrexham first-team coach David Jones believes the club's participation in The Soccer Tournament is a brilliant chance to showcase the history of the Red Dragons to a new audience.

A mum whose three-year-old son died in a caravan blaze says her other child is making an incredible recovery - despite being told he had a slim chance of survival.