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Millie Bright and Rachel Dalys podcast, Daly Brightness, has issued an apology after using an image of Brights Chelsea team-mate Lauren James being sent off against Nigeria at the Womens World Cup as an episode thumbnail. In the episode, former Lionesses players Bright and Daly discussed the most memorable games of their England careers and brought up the last-16 victory against Nigeria at the 2023 tournament. England progressed on penalties, having been reduced to 10 players after James was sent off for stamping on the back of an opponent in the second half. Daly said the match was the hardest game she had been involved in as an England player. The thumbnail of the episode feature an image of Lauren James being sent off (Rest is Football: Daly Brightness)Fans of the podcast criticised the inclusion of Jamess red card in the episode thumbnail, however, after the forward, who was 21 years old at the time, was on the receiving end of abuse following the match. The Daly Brightness production team said Bright, who is Jamess captain at Chelsea, and Daly had no involvement in the selection of the photo, which has subsequently been removed and changed to another image. The Daly Brightness production team would like to apologise for the image used on one of todays episode thumbnails, a comment on its YouTube channel said. Weve seen the feedback in the comments, and we acknowledge that we got this wrong. We always aim to consider the full context of the content we share, but we missed the mark on this occasion and are sorry for the upset caused. This was a production decision and not something Millie and Rachel had any control over. We have removed the thumbnail across all platforms. Daly Brightness is owned by Gary Linekers podcast company Goalhanger, which produces several shows at the top of the podcast charts including The Rest is Football, The Rest is Politics and the Rest is History. Lineker hosts the Rest is Football along with Alan Shearer and Micah Richards. The Rest is Football has a deal with Netflix ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Bright and Daly previously refused to speak about the saga involving former team-mates Mary Earps and Hannah Hampton. Daly said the Daly Brightness was not here to gossip following the publication of Earpss autobiography, which criticised Sarina Wiegmans decision to recall Hampton to the England squad. Bright is also Hamptons captain at Chelsea.

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Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright has expressed his anguish at watching his old club's recent struggles, describing the experience as deeply painful.Appearing on The Overlap podcast alongside Gary Neville, Paul Scholes and Roy Keane, the Gunners legend laid bare his frustrations."Watching the games, it hurts. There's a pain that's hurting me. It's killing me that I can't feel it," Wright said."I've put so much, invested so much into the manager, the team, the players, everything."TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe 1997-98 Premier League winner added: "And they've got to a place again and you are just seeing it falling away, you're seeing players making mistakes."Keane pushed back on Wright's pessimism, pointing out that Arsenal remain at the summit with a six-point advantage."It's not falling away yet," he said. "They're top of the table. They're nervous, they look edgy, but they have to get through that."It's falling away..." Wrighty fears Arsenals title dream is slipping. pic.twitter.com/LUzNug2a0F The Overlap (@WeAreTheOverlap) April 16, 2026 "Did you think it was going to be plain sailing? They've been nervous for six months?"Wright was unmoved by Keane's reassurances."I didn't expect it to be plain sailing Roy, because it's never plain sailing," he responded. "But when you are at the top of the league and you have to beat teams, I'm not seeing anything."LATEST SPORTS NEWS:LIV Golf chief provides major update on future of controversial tour as Saudis ponder pulling fundingDeclan Rice triggers furious backlash after Arsenal battle into Champions League semi-finalsJude Bellingham and other Real Madrid players have complete meltdown after Bayern Munich defeatThe Arsenal icon admitted he has reservations about the team's style of play but has accepted it in pursuit of silverware."We're in a position that we've been in three times before. Why should I say to people that come up to me 'Don't worry, have faith'?" Wright asked.Wright's comments came before Arsenal secured their place in the Champions League semi-finals with a goalless draw against Sporting Lisbon on Wednesday, progressing 1-0 on aggregate.The Gunners' domestic woes were compounded by their 2-1 loss to Bournemouth at the Emirates last weekend, a result that has allowed Manchester City to close the gap significantly.Pep Guardiola's side, who demolished Chelsea 3-0 at the weekend, also have a match in hand against Crystal Palace.Victory in both fixtures would see City draw level with Arsenal on points heading into their showdown at the Etihad this weekend.Mikel Arteta faces mounting injury concerns ahead of the pivotal encounter with City.Winger Noni Madueke was withdrawn in the 63rd minute of the Sporting clash following a heavy challenge from Pedro Goncalves, leaving the manager anxious about his availability.The Gunners are already without several key players. Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard, Jurrien Timber and Riccardo Calafiori were all absent for both the Bournemouth defeat and Wednesday's European tie.City's recent form only adds to Arsenal's concerns, with Guardiola's men suffering just a single defeat in their previous 19 Premier League matches.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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