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Ollie Watkins continued his red-hot form as Aston Villa cruised to a statement 4-1 Europa Conference League win at AZ Alkmaar vivo
The striker netted his 10th goal of the season and fourth in Europe this season on Thursday vivo
Leon Bailey and Youri Tielemans – his first for Villa – put them in control in AZ Stadium after less than 25 minutes vivo
Vangelis Pavlidis wasted the hosts’ best chances but Watkins and John McGinn added more goals after the break in Holland before Ibrahim Sadiq grabbed a consolation vivo
It was the second time in two games Villa had scored four after their 4-1 Premier League win over West Ham on Sunday vivo
Unai Emery celebrated a year in charge on Tuesday and victory underlined the progress his side have made, having been floundering in 14th and three points above the relegation zone 12 months ago vivo
Villa host Alkmaar in two weeks knowing victory would see them take a giant leap to the knock-out stages, especially following an opening 3-2 defeat at Legia Warsaw in September vivo
After two games in Group E, all four teams were locked on three points but Villa moved to remedy that quickly, opening the scoring just 13 minutes in vivo
Watkins seized on a loose pass from Yukinari Sugawara and, while Boubacar Kamara’s ball was cut out, it fell for Bailey to control and rifle in low from the edge of the box vivo
Alkmaar cried handball but the goal stood and 10 minutes later, the hosts were 2-0 down vivo
Another poor pass, this time from Sven Mijnans, went straight to McGinn and his angled pass found Tielemans to bag his first Villa goal vivo
Yet, 90 seconds later, the hosts should have pulled a goal back when Pavlidis fired over with just Emi Martinez to beat after Kamara was dispossessed on the edge of the box vivo
Pavlidis had a goal disallowed for offside soon after but Villa regrouped and extended their lead six minutes after the break vivo
AZ were picked apart by Watkins, Tielemans and Bailey, who saw his shot saved by Matt Ryan but it fell perfectly for Watkins to tap in the rebound vivo
Five minutes later McGinn added a fourth when he turned in Bailey’s low cross at the near post vivo
Sadiq pulled a surprise goal back with 25 minutes left when he latched onto Bruno Martins Indi’s crossfield pass and drilled the ball into the corner from the edge of the box vivo
Tiago Dantas came close to a second, Tielemans deflecting his drive behind, with a comeback never on the cards vivo
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The Rugby World Cup enters its final week with England and Argentina clashing for the second time in the tournament as the two losing semi-finalists go head-to-head in the bronze final to see which side will finish third for the 2023 competition vivo
They face each other on Friday night at the Stade de France in Paris, hoping to conclude disappointing campaigns with a glimmer of glory vivo
Argentina and England have already played each other once at this tournament, during the pool stages, when England won 27-10 vivo
That victory was England’s 11th win in their last 12 meetings vivo between the teams, with Argentina’s sole success during that period coming at Twickenham 11 months ago vivo
Ahead of the semi-finals, England were the only unbeaten team at this World Cup and they were just three minutes from reaching the final before a penalty kick from South Africa earned them an agonising 16-15 win vivo
The Pumas, meanwhile were humbled by New Zealand in their semi as the All Blacks scored seven tries without reply on their way to a 44-6 victory vivo
Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the match plus get all the Rugby World Cup odds and tips here:When is England vs Argentina?The third place play-off is scheduled to kick off at 8pm BST on Friday 27th October at Stade de Frace in Paris vivo
How can I watch it?Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the match live on ITV1 with coverage beginning at 7:30pm BST vivo
Registered users can also stream the match for free vivo online on ITVX vivo
Team newsSteve Borthwick makes eight changes to the England XV that started the Rugby World Cup semi-final against South Africa vivo
Henry Arundell and Freddie Steward will start on the wings for England as Marcus Smith returns to slot in at full-back vivo
Several players who have not featured much in the tournament are given opportunities to shine with an all-new front row seeing Ellis Genge and Will Stuart either side of hooker Theo Dan vivo
Ollie Chessum comes back into the second row while Sam Underhill, who joined the squad as an injury replacement two weeks ago, starts at openside flanker vivo
Tom Curry, will win his 50th cap, when moving to the blindside alongside Ben Earl at No 8 vivo
Scrum-half Ben Youngs starts his first game of the tournament with captain Owen Farrell once again at fly-half vivo
Argentina head coach, Michael Cheika, has made three changes to their starting XV from their semi-final defeat to New Zealand vivo
Tomas Cubelli replaces Gonzalo Bertranou at scrum-half, Jeronimo de la Fuente comes in for Santiago Chocobares at centre and Pedro Rubiolo replaces Tomas Lavanini in the second row vivo
Confirmed lineups:England XV: 15 vivo
Marcus Smith, 14 vivo
Freddie Steward, 13 vivo
Joe Marchant, 12 vivo
Manu Tuilagi, 11 vivo
Henry Arundell, 10 vivo
Owen Farrell, 9 vivo
Ben Youngs; 1 vivo
Ellis Genge, 2 vivo
Theo Dan, 3 vivo
Will Stuart, 4 vivo
Maro Itoje, 5 vivo
Ollie Chessum, 6 vivo
Tom Curry, 7 vivo
Sam Underhill, 8 vivo
Ben Earl vivo
Replacements: 16 vivo
Jamie George, 17 vivo
Bevan Rodd, 18 vivo
Dan Cole, 19 vivo
David Ribbans, 20 vivo
Lewis Ludlam, 21 vivo
Danny Care, 22 vivo
George Ford, 23 vivo
Ollie Lawrence vivo
Argentina XV: 15 vivo
Juan Cruz Mallia, 14 vivo
Emiliano Boffelli, 13 vivo
Lucio Cinti, 12 vivo
Jeronimo de la Fuente, 11 vivo
Mateo Carreras, 10 vivo
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9 vivo
Tomas Cubelli; 1 vivo
Thomas Gallo, 2 vivo
Julian Montoya, 3 vivo
Francisco Gomez Kodela, 4 vivo
Guido Petti, 5 vivo
Pedro Rubiolo, 6 vivo
Juan Martin Gonzalez, 7 vivo
Marcos Kremer, 8 vivo
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Replacements: 16 vivo
Agustin Creevy, 17 vivo
Joel Sclavi, 18 vivo
Eduardo Bello, 19 vivo
Matias Alemanno, 20 vivo
Rodrigo Bruni, 21 vivo
Lautaro Bazan Velez, 22 vivo
Nicolas Sanchez, 23 vivo
Matias Moroni vivo
OddsEngland - 1/3Draw - 22/1Argentina - 13/5Get the latest match odds and tips here vivo
PredictionMuch like the first Rugby World Cup encounter vivo between these teams the game will come down to who has the vivo better day with the boot vivo
England have able kickers in Owen Farrell and George Ford while Marcus Smith provides an attacking threat at full-back vivo
Steve Borthwick’s men should be good for a couple of tries too which will see them inflict a second tournament defeat on Argentina and claim the bronze medal vivo
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