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Walker can acknowledge it all he wants, but City's 114 charges aren't going away because players kept their heads down.  •  Bayern and Arsenal both played like they'd rather be anywhere else, which tracks for a midweek Champions League dead rubber.  •  Kargbo's back from the dead, which is fine, but Blackburn need him to actually change something rather than just exist on the bench.  •  PSG reminded Barcelona that even a good season means nothing when you run into a team that wants it more, especially in Paris.  •  Brighton are heavy favorites and shouldn't need to sweat a Conference League opener against a mid-table Czech side, so expect them to do exactly that.
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Walker can acknowledge it all he wants | The Technical Area – Oct 22

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⚡ The Technical Area · Thursday, October 22, 2026
  1. Walker can acknowledge it all he wants, but City’s 114 charges aren’t going away because players kept their heads down. Mirror Football →
  2. Bayern and Arsenal both played like they’d rather be anywhere else, which tracks for a midweek Champions League dead rubber. Bavarian Football Works (Bayern) →
  3. Kargbo’s back from the dead, which is fine, but Blackburn need him to actually change something rather than just exist on the bench. Lancashire Telegraph Rovers (Blackburn) →
  4. PSG reminded Barcelona that even a good season means nothing when you run into a team that wants it more, especially in Paris. Barca Blaugranes (Barcelona) →
  5. Brighton are heavy favorites and shouldn’t need to sweat a Conference League opener against a mid-table Czech side, so expect them to do exactly that. The Argus Albion (Brighton) →