The nominees include a mix of established Premier League stars, exciting new arrivals, and players making an early impact with newly promoted clubs.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes stands out as one of the leading contenders after producing a sensational performance in his side’s 5-2 victory over Ipswich. The Portuguese midfielder scored a hat-trick and provided an assist as United secured their first league win of the new campaign.

Manchester City’s Rayan Cherki has also enjoyed an impressive start and earns recognition for his contributions during the opening weeks of the season.

Chelsea have two representatives on the shortlist, with Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro both making the cut. Palmer has continued his strong form under new Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso, while Joao Pedro has also impressed early in the campaign.

Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori is another nominee, joining Brentford midfielder Mamadou Sangaré and Newcastle United forward Yoane Wissa on the eight-man list.

Wissa has made an immediate impact since joining Newcastle, registering a goal and an assist in his opening two Premier League appearances. His contribution included a goal during Newcastle’s 2-0 victory away to Tottenham Hotspur.

One of the standout stories, meanwhile, comes from newly promoted Hull City. Goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis has been rewarded for helping the Tigers make a perfect start to life in the Premier League, keeping clean sheets in each of their first two matches.

The eight nominees are:

• Riccardo Calafiori — Arsenal
• Rayan Cherki — Manchester City
• Bruno Fernandes — Manchester United
• Cole Palmer — Chelsea
• Joao Pedro — Chelsea
• Mamadou Sangaré — Brentford
• Konstantinos Tzolakis — Hull City
• Yoane Wissa — Newcastle United

With several players already making strong statements at the beginning of the campaign, the outcome promises to be a closely contested battle for the first individual Premier League award of the new season.

 

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The 29-year-old has signed a three-year contract with the Catalan giants, keeping him at the club until June 2029. His arrival also strengthens Barcelona’s attacking options following Robert Lewandowski’s departure earlier this year.

Jesus becomes the third player to join Barcelona from the Premier League this summer, following Anthony Gordon’s move from Newcastle United and Rodri’s arrival from Manchester City.

The signing comes after a summer in which Barcelona had been heavily linked with Atlético Madrid forward Julián Álvarez. With negotiations between the two clubs yet to produce a breakthrough, Jesus now provides an immediate alternative for the attack, although Barcelona’s interest in Álvarez reportedly remains alive ahead of the transfer deadline.

 

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Jesus leaves Arsenal after making 123 appearances for the club since arriving from Manchester City in 2022. During that period, he contributed 32 goals and 22 assists, although his time in London was interrupted by several injury setbacks and a gradual drop in his role under Mikel Arteta.

One of the biggest setbacks came in January 2025 when Jesus suffered an ACL injury that ruled him out for almost a year. He eventually returned and featured 14 times during Arsenal’s Premier League title-winning campaign last season, scoring three goals.

Now, Barcelona are hoping the Brazilian can rediscover his best form in Spain. For Jesus, the move offers an opportunity to revive his career at one of Europe’s biggest clubs and take on a new challenge after an injury-hit spell in England.

 

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Arsenal, meanwhile, have brought an end to the forward’s four-year stay, thanking him for his contribution and wishing him well as he begins the next chapter of his career.

Gabriel Jesus has joined Barcelona on a permanent deal.

Thank you for everything, Gabby ❤️

— Arsenal (@Arsenal) September 1, 2026

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Mikel Arteta’s team controlled the contest from the opening whistle, combining aggressive pressing, defensive discipline, and efficient attacking play to secure the first silverware of the new season.

• Arsenal Set the Tone

The Premier League champions looked determined to carry their momentum into the new campaign. Arsenal’s intensity and organisation repeatedly disrupted City’s rhythm, while their efficiency in front of goal turned the match into a comfortable victory.

• Calafiori Makes Instant Impact

Riccardo Calafiori enjoyed a dream start after finding the net just 24 seconds into the game. His early goal immediately put Arsenal in the driving seat and gave the Gunners the confidence to dictate the remainder of the contest.

• Maresca Gets an Early Reality Check

The defeat provided Enzo Maresca with a difficult introduction to competitive football as Manchester City manager. City struggled against Arsenal’s high press and compact defensive structure, highlighting several areas the new boss will need to improve before the Premier League gets underway.

• Arsenal’s New Arrivals Deliver

Arteta’s summer additions also made their presence felt. Christos Tzolis marked his debut with an assist for Kai Havertz, while Calafiori capped his performance with the opening goal, suggesting Arsenal’s recruits could quickly become important pieces of the squad.

• Momentum Ahead of the Title Defence

While the Community Shield alone cannot predict how the Premier League season will unfold, Arsenal’s performance offered an encouraging early signal. The champions looked sharp, confident and tactically prepared, giving their title rivals plenty to think about before the league campaign begins.

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The 24-year-old attacker has signed a five-year contract at the Emirates Stadium, becoming the Gunners’ third permanent arrival of the summer transfer window. His arrival comes after Leandro Trossard’s departure to Besiktas, with Arsenal moving quickly to reinforce their attacking options.

Tzolis joins Mikel Arteta’s side just days after Arsenal narrowly missed out on Morgan Rogers, who instead completed a record-breaking move to Chelsea. The Gunners have now turned their attention to a player they believe can bring creativity, versatility and goals to their frontline.

The Greek international enjoyed an impressive spell with Club Brugge, scoring 43 goals in 108 appearances. He also faced Arsenal in last season’s UEFA Champions League, featuring in the Belgian club’s 3-0 defeat to the Premier League champions.

Reacting to his move, Tzolis admitted the transfer was a dream come true.

“I need some time to realise it, I think! ⁠It’s absolutely amazing to sign for such a big club, the champions of ‌England. I’m very ‌proud to be part of this team for ‌the next season.”

 

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Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta believes the winger has all the qualities needed to make an immediate impact in north London.

“We’re delighted to have completed the signing of Christos. [He] is an extremely versatile attacking player who naturally operates on the left but is comfortable across the front line. He’s an excellent finisher with both feet, thrives in tight spaces, and possesses incredible technical ability.

“Christos has produced outstanding numbers in terms of goals and assists over the last three seasons, and he’s a player who will raise the technical level of our squad, while bringing positive energy, enthusiasm, and a strong mentality to our team. We’re confident Christos will make a significant contribution to our club, and we hope our supporters will enjoy watching him play in an Arsenal shirt. We look forward to sharing this exciting new chapter together.”

 

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Before establishing himself in Belgium, Tzolis had an earlier taste of English football during the 2021/22 season with Norwich City, making 14 Premier League appearances. Loan spells at FC Twente and Fortuna Düsseldorf followed before his career took off after joining Club Brugge in 2024.

The winger becomes Arsenal’s third signing of the summer, following the permanent arrival of Piero Hincapié and the free transfer of goalkeeper Illan Meslier from Leeds United.

His signing also comes as timely encouragement for Arteta after Arsenal suffered a major setback with William Saliba sidelined by a back injury sustained around the World Cup. The French defender is expected to miss the opening stages of the club’s Premier League title defence, making squad depth even more important as the new campaign approaches.

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The 31-year-old has been permitted to travel to Istanbul, where he is expected to complete a medical and finalise personal terms before sealing a switch to the Turkish Super Lig.

Reports indicate the transfer is worth around €20 million (£17 million), with Trossard set to sign a three-year contract that includes an option for an additional season.

Confirming the development, Arsenal released an official statement outlining the next stage of the transfer process.

The club stated:

“We can confirm that we have reached an agreement with Besiktas for the permanent transfer of Leandro Trossard. With a transfer fee agreed, Leo, 31, has been granted permission to travel to Istanbul to undergo a medical and complete the formalities of his move to the Turkish Super Lig club. We will provide a further update once the transfer has been completed.”

While the two clubs have finalised the transfer fee, discussions over the player’s personal terms are nearing completion. Trossard is reportedly in line to earn up to €9 million per season once the agreement is signed.

The Belgian leaves North London after three and a half successful years at the Emirates Stadium. Despite agreeing to improved financial terms with Arsenal in August 2025, the revised deal did not extend his contract, making a transfer this summer a realistic outcome.

Trossard played an important role during the 2025/26 campaign, featuring in 50 matches across all competitions. He contributed eight goals and 11 assists as Arsenal captured their first English league title since 2004 and reached the UEFA Champions League final.

Since arriving from Brighton in January 2023 in a deal worth £27 million, the versatile attacker established himself as a reliable option in Mikel Arteta’s squad with his creativity, work rate and eye for goal.

On the international stage, Trossard also enjoyed a productive FIFA World Cup with Belgium, starting every match on their run to the quarter-finals while contributing goals and assists throughout the tournament.

The transfer is expected to be completed once the remaining paperwork and medical examinations are concluded. Trossard will then join his new teammates in Istanbul ahead of the new Turkish Super Lig season, while Arsenal are expected to use the transfer proceeds as they continue strengthening their squad for the defence of their Premier League crown.

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The road to the 2026/27 Premier League season is officially underway following the release of the league’s fixture schedule, giving clubs and supporters their first glimpse of what promises to be another thrilling campaign.

With all 38 matchweeks now mapped out, attention has immediately shifted to the opening weekend, where several intriguing fixtures are set to kick-start the new season. The fixture announcement also allows clubs to begin planning for key periods throughout the year, including the demanding festive schedule and the decisive run-in towards the end of the campaign.

Reigning champions Arsenal will begin their title defence at home, while fellow contenders across the division will be eager to make strong starts in pursuit of domestic glory.

The fixture release traditionally fuels excitement among supporters, sparking debates over title races, European qualification hopes, relegation battles, and the challenges facing newly promoted sides returning to England’s top flight.

Clubs competing in European competitions will also be studying the calendar closely, with managers expected to carefully manage their squads as they balance domestic and continental ambitions throughout the season.

Opening Weekend Fixtures Confirmed

The first round of matches will take place across the weekend of August 22, 2026, with ten fixtures scheduled to launch the new Premier League campaign.

Matchday 1 Fixtures

• Arsenal vs Coventry City
• Hull City vs Manchester United
• Ipswich Town vs Sunderland
• Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United
• Brentford vs Tottenham Hotspur
• Manchester City vs Bournemouth
• Liverpool vs Newcastle United
• Fulham vs Chelsea
• Brighton & Hove Albion vs Aston Villa
• Everton vs Crystal Palace

 

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Excitement Builds Ahead of Kick-Off

Several fixtures stand out immediately, including Liverpool’s clash with Newcastle United and Fulham’s London showdown against Chelsea. Arsenal will also be keen to begin their title defence on a positive note when they welcome Coventry City to the Emirates Stadium.

Meanwhile, promoted clubs Hull City, Coventry City, Leeds United, and Sunderland face early tests as they begin life back in the Premier League against established opposition.

With just weeks remaining before the opening whistle, fans can now begin plotting away trips, identifying key rivalries, and looking ahead to a season that promises plenty of drama, unforgettable moments, and fierce competition at both ends of the table.

The countdown to another Premier League campaign has officially begun.

Link to all fixtures

 

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The updated qualification picture shows that the competition will once again feature a wide mix of traditional powerhouses and surprise entrants, as UEFA’s new structure continues to reward consistency across domestic leagues and European competitions.

One major development already shaping next season is UEFA’s confirmation that both England and Spain have secured additional league-phase slots through the European Performance Spots system, which rewards the two best-performing associations in continental tournaments.

England (Premier League)

The Premier League already boasts strong representation, with several heavyweights confirmed for next season’s campaign. More English clubs are still expected to join as the season progresses.

Qualified clubs:

• Arsenal
• Manchester City
• Manchester United
• Liverpool
• Aston Villa
• Bournemouth

Spain (La Liga)

Spain continues to maintain a strong presence, with multiple clubs already confirmed for the league phase.

Qualified clubs:

• Barcelona
• Real Madrid
• Atlético Madrid
• Villarreal
• Real Betis

Italy (Serie A)

Italy’s representation is still developing, but one of its most consistent European sides has already booked a place.

Qualified clubs:

• Inter Milan
• Napoli
• AS Roma
• Como

Germany (Bundesliga)

Germany will once again be strongly represented by familiar names in European competition.

Qualified clubs:

• Bayern Munich
• Borussia Dortmund
• RB Leipzig
• VfB Stuttgart

France (Ligue 1)

France also has notable representation already confirmed, led by its most dominant club in recent years.

Qualified clubs:

• Paris Saint-Germain
• RC Lens
• Lille OSC

Netherlands (Eredivisie)

Dutch football continues to maintain its presence on Europe’s biggest stage.

Qualified clubs:

• PSV Eindhoven
• Feyenoord

Portugal & Turkey

• Porto
• Galatasaray

Current confirmed overview

• England: Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Bournemouth
• Spain: Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Villarreal, Real Betis
• Italy: Inter Milan, Napoli, AS Roma, Como
• Germany: Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, VfB Stuttgart
• France: Paris Saint-Germain, RC Lens, Lille OSC
• Netherlands: PSV Eindhoven, Feyenoord
• Portugal: Porto
• Turkey: Galatasaray

With several domestic seasons still ongoing and qualifying rounds yet to be completed, the final list is expected to expand further.

The 2026/27 Champions League is already shaping up to be one of the most competitive editions yet, with Europe’s elite once again preparing for a demanding league-phase battle.

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The six-man list highlights a campaign shaped by tactical evolution, surprise breakthroughs, and renewed title battles across England’s top flight.

Guardiola and Arteta headline the list

Pep Guardiola leads the nominations once again after steering Manchester City through another demanding title challenge, as he targets a sixth Manager of the Season crown.

Close behind is Mikel Arteta, who has kept Arsenal firmly in the title conversation as they continue their push to end a 22-year wait for the Premier League trophy.

Carrick earns breakthrough recognition

One of the standout stories of the season is Michael Carrick, whose mid-season appointment at Manchester United sparked a dramatic turnaround. His influence has helped United secure a return to UEFA Champions League qualification places, earning him a surprise but deserved nomination.

Surprise packages and rising coaches

Andoni Iraola is also recognised after guiding AFC Bournemouth into contention for European qualification, powered by an impressive unbeaten run that has defined their season.

Elsewhere, Keith Andrews is nominated following an impressive debut campaign with Brentford, while Régis Le Bris earns praise for steering Sunderland A.F.C. into the top half of the table after their promotion.

 

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The winner will be decided through a combination of fan voting and a panel of football experts, with debate already intensifying over whether experience, tactical brilliance, or overachievement should carry the most weight in this season’s decision.

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The list reflects a season defined by consistency, attacking brilliance, and defensive resilience, with several of England’s top clubs strongly represented.

Arsenal lead the way with three nominees

Arsenal dominate the shortlist, with three players recognised for their influence in a solid campaign at the back and in midfield.

Defenders Gabriel Magalhães and goalkeeper David Raya were both included, alongside midfielder Declan Rice, whose all-round impact has been central to Arsenal’s stability and competitiveness this season.

Manchester City stars make the cut

Defending champions Manchester City also feature prominently, with striker Erling Haaland earning yet another nomination after another prolific season in front of goal.

Forward Antoine Semenyo is also recognised for his impressive performances, adding to City’s presence on the shortlist.

Other Premier League standouts

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes makes the list after a strong individual campaign, continuing to play a key creative role for his side.

For Nottingham Forest, Morgan Gibbs-White earns recognition for his influential performances, while Brentford forward Igor Thiago is also rewarded after an impressive season in attack.

 

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The winner of the award will be decided through a combination of fan votes and a panel of football experts, with discussions already heating up among supporters over who truly deserves to be crowned one of the Premier League’s top performers this season.

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England’s oldest football competition has already produced its fair share of drama this season, and the remaining fixtures suggest that the excitement is far from over.

Among the standout ties is a heavyweight showdown between Manchester City and Liverpool. With several Premier League giants still in the competition, a blockbuster clash always seemed inevitable.

Unfortunately for City and Liverpool, they were the ones paired together. If their upcoming cup encounter delivers even a fraction of the drama seen in their recent league meeting, fans can expect a thrilling contest.

While some of their domestic rivals have already faced each other, Chelsea once again avoided Premier League opposition and will host Port Vale. The League One side earned their spot in the quarter-finals after producing one of the biggest upsets of the fifth round, defeating Sunderland. Despite the historic achievement, manager Jon Brady admitted the schedule could be challenging.

“It’s a bit of a pain in the bum, to be honest!” he said after guiding the third-tier club to their first FA Cup quarter-final appearance in 72 years. “It’s a privilege, but it’s tough as well.”

Elsewhere, Arsenal will travel to face Southampton. The last time the Gunners reached the FA Cup quarter-final stage, they went on to lift the trophy, and Mikel Arteta will be hoping history repeats itself. The Arsenal boss has yet to add another major trophy in the six years since that triumph, but his team is still competing across four competitions this season.

Manchester City, meanwhile, remain in pursuit of a potential quadruple and appear to be finding their rhythm at the right moment. Unlike Arsenal and Chelsea, who have largely avoided top-flight opposition, City have had a tougher path. They recently came from behind to secure a 3–1 victory over Newcastle United, and their quarter-final clash with Liverpool promises another stern test.

For Liverpool, reaching this stage was no easy task either. The Reds had to overcome Wolverhampton Wanderers, a fixture made even more intense after Wolves had beaten them at the same stadium just three nights earlier. That result added extra motivation for Jurgen Klopp’s side, and another dramatic encounter could be on the cards when they meet City again.

Elsewhere, Leeds United have been upbeat about their chances as they chase a first FA Cup semi-final appearance since 2003. The Yorkshire club will face either West Ham United or Brentford, depending on the outcome of their Monday night clash.

2025–26 FA Cup Quarter-Final Draw

• Southampton vs Arsenal
• Chelsea vs Port Vale
• Manchester City vs Liverpool
• West Ham United or Brentford vs Leeds United

With several big names still in the competition and a few potential giant-killing stories brewing, the FA Cup’s magic looks set to continue as the tournament edges closer to Wembley.

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The conversation took place on Episode 1 of The Link Up, a chat show hosted by Arsenal F.C., where Saka sat down with the “Try Me” hitmaker for a casual discussion about music, creativity, and personal influences.

While speaking about her early journey in music, Tems revealed that she began singing at a very young age. The singer, born in June 1995 and now 30, shared that she began developing her musical talent when she was just nine years old.

Curious about her inspirations at the time, Saka asked the singer about the artists she admired growing up.

He said, “You said you were nine when you started singing, did you have any idols at that time or singers you loved.”

Tems responded, “I loved Celine Dion.”

Saka reacted, “I don’t know who that is.”

 

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The response immediately caught Tems off guard, prompting a visibly shocked reaction from the singer.

Tems reacts shockingly, “You don’t know who Celine Dion is?

She added, “Ahh Ahhh.”

Saka asked, “Is that bad.”

Tems said, “Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh.”

Trying to confirm the name he had just heard, Saka asked again, “Celine Dion?”

Tems pronounces the name properly by saying “Celine Dion.”

Tems uttered “Ahhhaah ohhhh.”

Still unsure, the England international then turned toward someone behind the camera for confirmation.

Saka asked someone behind the scenes, “You know who that is?” and by extension everyone bursted into laughter.

The clip quickly circulated online, sparking a wave of reactions from fans who found the moment both amusing and surprising, especially given Dion’s legendary status in global music.

A quick check also shows that Saka, who was born on September 5, 2001, is currently 24 years old — a detail many fans pointed out while debating whether his unfamiliarity with the iconic singer could simply be a generational gap.

 

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Clubs including Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Manchester City all have nominees on the list, while Brentford also earned recognition following another impressive month of performances.

Interestingly, Brentford striker Igor Thiago, who claimed the January Player of the Month prize, was not nominated this time. However, the club still has representation in both categories, while former player Michael Carrick once again features among the managerial contenders.

February Player of the Month Nominees

The nominees for February’s Player of the Month include several standout performers across the league:

• Viktor Gyökeres (Arsenal)
• Nico O’Reilly (Manchester City)
• Dango Ouattara (Brentford)
• Antoine Semenyo (Manchester City)
• Benjamin Šeško (Manchester United)
• Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool)

 

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Ouattara has been one of Brentford’s standout players in February, contributing two goals and two assists. The forward also scored decisive goals against Aston Villa and Newcastle United, while playing a key role in the club’s 1–1 draw against Arsenal.

Gyökeres also had his moments during the month. The Swedish striker delivered a second-half brace against Sunderland after coming off the bench and later scored twice again during February’s north London derby. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta praised the performance as one of the best displays of the striker’s debut season.

Manchester City’s push to keep pace with Arsenal has been driven by the attacking contributions of Semenyo and O’Reilly. Both players managed to outscore Erling Haaland in February and have benefited from tactical adjustments introduced by manager Pep Guardiola.

Meanwhile, Šeško proved decisive for Manchester United, scoring three goals during the month — each of which directly contributed to a positive result for the club. Without those strikes, United would have dropped several crucial points in the league table.

Liverpool captain Van Dijk also made the shortlist after returning to a level close to his best form during February, providing defensive stability for the Reds.

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February Manager of the Month Nominees

Four managers have been shortlisted for February’s managerial award:

• Keith Andrews (Brentford)
• Michael Carrick (Manchester United)
• Pep Guardiola (Manchester City)
• Arne Slot (Liverpool)

 

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Carrick is widely viewed as the frontrunner after guiding Manchester United to 10 points from a possible 12 in February. Although the team’s performances were not always convincing, the results ensured the club maintained momentum under the former midfielder.

If Carrick wins the award again, he would become the first manager since Ange Postecoglou to claim the honour in consecutive months, a feat last achieved in September and October 2023.

Brentford boss Andrews also continues to earn recognition for keeping the club competitive despite a summer that saw the departures of several key figures, including their captain, goalkeeper, top scorers, and former manager.

Meanwhile, Slot guided Liverpool through a mixed month that included a defeat to Manchester City, narrow wins over Sunderland and Nottingham Forest, and a chaotic 5–2 victory that left fans with as many questions as celebrations.

Guardiola’s City side, however, recorded the most wins in February, strengthening their title challenge — though a defeat to Forest at the start of March slightly dampened that momentum.

The winners of the February awards are expected to be announced soon, as the Premier League season continues to heat up heading into its decisive final months.

🐝 Andrews
👹 Carrick
🔵 Guardiola
🔴 Slot

Who will you vote for as @BarclaysFooty Manager of Month for February? 👔

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