Correspondent

But, yeah, you can't take a team from seven teams, seven Premier League champions in the space of nine games.

I said it on Clash of the Correspondents this week with James.

If we top half is the goal, if we can squeak into European place, exceeded all my expectations.

There'll be, you know, we're three points off Champions League places.

know what we can be like.

And I don't know if you've heard this stat.

We talked about it on Clash of the Correspondents.

Calvert-Lewin...

Hello everybody, my name's James.

Welcome back to another Planet FPL Clash of the Correspondents and on this COTC we're looking forward to the early kick-off on Saturday.

Early kick-off of which Leeds always do well in, don't they? Our Leeds United correspondent Ed Salinger's in.

How are you, Ed?

That show with Nico Tamarash, James Furs, the weekend of myself and David on Friday, covering of all the big stories from the week of football, including the Monday night football between Newcastle and Everton.

I have four.

Clash of the Correspondents for you during the Interloll.

I'll have Liverpool versus Manchester United for you with Lauren Harris and Alex Trenboff.

Returned 12 DEFCON for Ethan Ampadu as well.

I don't want to talk about Leeds too much because obviously Ed's coming on Clash of Correspondents.

We'll do some detail on them there.

When we last spoke to Ed, he spoke about them going, obviously we was previewing the game at Arsenal before game week six.

Oh, nice.

Good, good, good.

So four Clash of Correspondents are going to be on after this weekend before Game Week 11.

So that will be Liverpool Man United with Lauren and Alex, Holvey, Brighton, Danny and Sam.

Now, time again for the Friday catch-up and joining us to talk through the stories of the week are Eimear McCauley, news correspondent with the Journal, and Paralympian Ellen Keane.

Thanks a million for coming in.

We were talking earlier in the programme there, we heard from the councillor in Cork City, South East, Peter Horgan.

Hello everybody, my name's James.

Welcome back to another Planet FPL Clash of the Correspondents.

And on this week's COTT, we're looking forward to a clash that's not just happening once this week, it's happening twice.

Firstly, let me introduce you to our new course United correspondent.

We'll be covering that off.

We will cover off a little bit of Newcastle and Everton and the other Currabel Cup games on that show as well.

Next week's Clash of Correspondents.

Next week, Leeds United versus Super Tottenham Hotspur.

A little caution of warning for tomorrow.

Advertised is Clash of the Correspondents, Newcastle versus Everton with Simon Bibby and Sean Norton.

It might not happen.

uh sean is quite under the weather at the moment we're scheduled to record tonight so we're going to give him some time to see how he feels if not we will discuss some everton but we'll just do a pod with simon if that's the circumstance so you'll be with me for the weekend or on friday which would include wildcard drafts.

I'll plug something for you, mate.

It's your next appearance on Clash of Correspondents, which isn't till December.

And it will be a Champions League contending battle between Tottenham Hotspur and Bournemouth with yourself and Ricky Saunders, because we're both on the move now, Neil, aren't we? Neil, thank you so much.

Very best of luck for the forthcoming weeks, particularly very best of luck to you in Europe.

Everton versus Newcastle with...

Actually, it's Newcastle versus Everton with Simon Bibby and Sean Norton.

It's Clash of Correspondents Thursday.

So you'll be with me for the weekender on Friday where we'll catch up on all the key info with Carabao Cup tyres, which will include Bournemouth's tyre, with Aston Villa it just leaves me saying Neil thank you so much as always everyone smash a like be nice to each other cue music please man child

Alice Mary Higgins, Independent Senator for the National University.

And Eimear Macaulay, News Correspondent with the Journal.ie.

But first, tonight we're going to breaking news out of New Mexico, where in the last hour, Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has been hit with the largest ever fine against it for its business practices.

A judge in New Mexico has ordered Meta to pay US$25 billion US dollars after a jury found the company misled consumers as part of a Cambridge Analytica data privacy case.