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The Champions League proper began on Tuesday night with the first group stage games of the season, while there has been plenty of news from across the Premier League since the weekend.

On Wednesday morning, Pascal Struijk's appeal to have his suspension overturned following his sending off on Sunday was rejected by the Football Association.

There has also been plenty of reaction after Manchester United lost to Young Boys. Barcelona also fell to a 3-0 loss to Bayern Munich on Tuesday.

Join The Athletic throughout Wednesday for the latest across football.

That's a wrap for Wednesday's live blog as we brought you the fallout from last night's Champions League action - and looked ahead to today's games.

Don't forget to head to our สล็อต live blog for Liverpool's game against AC Milan here - Abdiaziz Rashid will be bringing you live coverage.

The Champions League proper began on Tuesday night with the first group stage games of the season, while there has been plenty of news from across the Premier League since the weekend.

On Wednesday morning, Pascal Struijk's appeal to have his suspension overturned following his sending off on Sunday was rejected by the Football Association.

There has also been plenty of reaction after Manchester United lost to Young Boys. Barcelona also fell to a 3-0 loss to Bayern Munich on Tuesday.

Join The Athletic throughout Wednesday for the latest across football.

That's a wrap for Wednesday's live blog as we brought you the fallout from last night's Champions League action - and looked ahead to today's games.

Don't forget to head to our live blog for Liverpool's game against AC Milan here - Abdiaziz Rashid will be bringing you live coverage.

The Champions League proper began on Tuesday night with the first group stage games of the season, while there has been plenty of news from across the Premier League since the weekend.

On Wednesday morning, Pascal Struijk's appeal to have his suspension overturned following his sending off on Sunday was rejected by the Football Association.

There has also been plenty of reaction after Manchester United lost to Young Boys. Barcelona also fell to a 3-0 loss to Bayern Munich on Tuesday.

Join The Athletic throughout Wednesday for the latest across football.

That's a wrap for Wednesday's live blog as we brought you the fallout from last night's Champions League action - and looked ahead to today's games.

Don't forget to head to our live blog for Liverpool's game against AC Milan here - Abdiaziz Rashid will be bringing you live coverage.

According to the New York Academy of Medicine, Murillo-Rohde previously said: "I saw that I was the only Hispanic nurse who was going to Washington [D.C.] to work with the federal government, review research and education grants, etc. There was nobody else. I looked behind me and thought: 'Where are my people?'"

Born in Panama on September 6, 1920, Murillo-Rohde came to the U.S. in 1945, starting her nursing career in San Antonio in Texas, a city with a largely Hispanic population.

Seeing there was a lack of Hispanic nurses in her community, she was motivated to pursue a degree in psychiatric nursing at New York's Columbia University, the prestigious Ivy League institution, in 1953.

She later opened the first psychiatric division at Elmhurst General Hospital in the New York City borough of Queens. In 1971, she was the first Hispanic nurse to earn a PhD from New York University.

According to the New York Academy of Medicine, Murillo-Rohde previously said: "I saw that I was the only Hispanic nurse who was going to Washington [D.C.] to work with the federal government, review research and education grants, etc. There was nobody else. I looked behind me and thought: 'Where are my people?'"

Born in Panama on September 6, 1920, Murillo-Rohde came to the U.S. in 1945, starting her nursing career in San Antonio in Texas, a city with a largely Hispanic population.

Seeing there was a lack of Hispanic nurses in her community, she was motivated to pursue a degree in psychiatric nursing at New York's Columbia University, the prestigious Ivy League institution, in 1953.

She later opened the first psychiatric division at Elmhurst General Hospital in the New York City borough of Queens. In 1971, she was the first Hispanic nurse to earn a PhD from New York University.

According to the New York Academy of Medicine, Murillo-Rohde previously said: "I saw that I was the only Hispanic nurse who was going to Washington [D.C.] to work with the federal government, review research and education grants, etc. There was nobody else. I looked behind me and thought: 'Where are my people?'"

Born in Panama on September 6, 1920, Murillo-Rohde came to the U.S. in 1945, starting her nursing career in San Antonio in Texas, a city with a largely Hispanic population.

Seeing there was a lack of Hispanic nurses in her community, she was motivated to pursue a degree in psychiatric nursing at New York's Columbia University, the prestigious Ivy League institution, in 1953.

She later opened the first psychiatric division at Elmhurst General Hospital in the New York City borough of Queens. In 1971, she was the first Hispanic nurse to earn a PhD from New York University.

Macdonald’s death was announced to Deadline by his management firm Brillstein Entertainment. The comedian’s longtime producing partner and friend Lori Jo Hoekstra, who was with him when he died, said Macdonald had been battling cancer for nearly a decade but was determined to keep his health struggles private, away from family, friends and fans.

“He was most proud of his comedy,” Hoekstra said. “He never wanted the diagnosis to affect the way the audience or any of his loved ones saw him. Norm was a pure comic. He once wrote that ‘a joke should catch someone by surprise, it should never pander.’ He certainly never pandered. Norm will be missed terribly.”

Macdonald’s death was announced to Deadline by his management firm Brillstein Entertainment. The comedian’s longtime producing partner and friend Lori Jo Hoekstra, who was with him when he died, said Macdonald had been battling cancer for nearly a decade but was determined to keep his health struggles private, away from family, friends and fans.

“He was most proud of his comedy,” Hoekstra said. “He never wanted the diagnosis to affect the way the audience or any of his loved ones saw him. Norm was a pure comic. He once wrote that ‘a joke should catch someone by surprise, it should never pander.’ He certainly never pandered. Norm will be missed terribly.”

Macdonald’s death was announced to Deadline by his management firm Brillstein Entertainment. The comedian’s longtime producing partner and friend Lori Jo Hoekstra, who was with him when he died, said Macdonald had been battling cancer for nearly a decade but was determined to keep his health struggles private, away from family, friends and fans.

“He was most proud of his comedy,” Hoekstra said. “He never wanted the diagnosis to affect the way the audience or any of his loved ones saw him. Norm was a pure comic. He once wrote that ‘a joke should catch someone by surprise, it should never pander.’ He certainly never pandered. Norm will be missed terribly.”

Fortnite maker Epic Games is appealing last week’s ruling in its court battle with Apple, where a federal judge said Apple would no longer be allowed to block developers from adding links to alternative payment mechanisms, but stopped short of dubbing Apple a monopolist. The latter would have allowed Epic Games to argue for alternative means of serving its iOS user base, including perhaps, through third-party app stores or even sideloading capabilities built into Apple’s mobile operating system, similar to those on Google’s Android OS.

Apple immediately declared the court battle a victory, as the judge had agreed with its position that the company was “not in violation of antitrust law” and had also deemed Apple’s success in the app and gaming ecosystem as “not illegal.” Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney, meanwhile, said the ruling was not a win for either developers or consumers. On Twitter, he hinted that the company may appeal the decision when he said, “We will fight on.”

Fortnite maker Epic Games is appealing last week’s ruling in its court battle with Apple, where a federal judge said Apple would no longer be allowed to block developers from adding links to alternative payment mechanisms, but stopped short of dubbing Apple a monopolist. The latter would have allowed Epic Games to argue for alternative means of serving its iOS user base, including perhaps, through third-party app stores or even sideloading capabilities built into Apple’s mobile operating system, similar to those on Google’s Android OS.

Apple immediately declared the court battle a victory, as the judge had agreed with its position that the company was “not in violation of antitrust law” and had also deemed Apple’s success in the app and gaming ecosystem as “not illegal.” Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney, meanwhile, said the ruling was not a win for either developers or consumers. On Twitter, he hinted that the company may appeal the decision when he said, “We will fight on.”

Fortnite maker Epic Games is appealing last week’s ruling in its court battle with Apple, where a federal judge said Apple would no longer be allowed to block developers from adding links to alternative payment mechanisms, but stopped short of dubbing Apple a monopolist. The latter would have allowed Epic Games to argue for alternative means of serving its iOS user base, including perhaps, through third-party app stores or even sideloading capabilities built into Apple’s mobile operating system, similar to those on Google’s Android OS.

Apple immediately declared the court battle a victory, as the judge had agreed with its position that the company was “not in violation of antitrust law” and had also deemed Apple’s success in the app and gaming ecosystem as “not illegal.” Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney, meanwhile, said the ruling was not a win for either developers or consumers. On Twitter, he hinted that the company may appeal the decision when he said, “We will fight on.”

Sarah Kirkman, a TikToker from Australia, says in the video that she came home to find a mess on her living room floor. She then challenged viewers to spot the culprit, zooming in on a red-bellied snake atop her TV.

"I love being an Aussie," said Kirkman as she allowed the video's viewers to get a good look at the snake basking in the sunlight streaming through a window located by the TV.

Kirkman said she is no stranger to the snakes invading her home. Commenting on the short video, she said that this is the fourth snake she has found in her home this month. She said: "It's official, I have a snake plague.

Kirkman removed the snake from her home with the help of a neighbor after she called a snake removal expert and discovered that they were away on holiday. The Tiktoker said she couldn't wait for professional help as she felt the snake was a risk to get pets.

Sarah Kirkman, a TikToker from Australia, says in the video that she came home to find a mess on her living room floor. She then challenged viewers to spot the culprit, zooming in on a red-bellied snake atop her TV.

"I love being an Aussie," said Kirkman as she allowed the video's viewers to get a good look at the snake basking in the sunlight streaming through a window located by the TV.

Kirkman said she is no stranger to the snakes invading her home. Commenting on the short video, she said that this is the fourth snake she has found in her home this month. She said: "It's official, I have a snake plague.

Kirkman removed the snake from her home with the help of a neighbor after she called a snake removal expert and discovered that they were away on holiday. The Tiktoker said she couldn't wait for professional help as she felt the snake was a risk to get pets.

Sarah Kirkman, a TikToker from Australia, says in the video that she came home to find a mess on her living room floor. She then challenged viewers to spot the culprit, zooming in on a red-bellied snake atop her TV.

"I love being an Aussie," said Kirkman as she allowed the video's viewers to get a good look at the snake basking in the sunlight streaming through a window located by the TV.

Kirkman said she is no stranger to the snakes invading her home. Commenting on the short video, she said that this is the fourth snake she has found in her home this month. She said: "It's official, I have a snake plague.

Kirkman removed the snake from her home with the help of a neighbor after she called a snake removal expert and discovered that they were away on holiday. The Tiktoker said she couldn't wait for professional help as she felt the snake was a risk to get pets.

Nothing went right for the Packers in getting blown out by the Saints, 38-3, in the 2021 season opener in Jacksonville, Fla., on Sunday.

Green Bay fell behind 17-0 early on, got a field goal before halftime, but then blew its one chance to get back in the game with an Aaron Rodgers red-zone interception on the first drive of the second half.

The game simply went downhill from there, getting out of hand as New Orleans took advantage of short fields following another interception and turnover on downs.

Saints QB Jameis Winston threw for five TD passes despite just 148 passing yards, going 14-of-20 for a passer rating of 130.8. TE Juwan Johnson caught two of the TD tosses. RB Alvin Kamara had 20 carries for 83 yards, with RB Tony Jones Jr. adding 11 carries for 50 yards as the Saints racked up 172 yards on the ground.

Nothing went right for the Packers in getting blown out by the Saints, 38-3, in the 2021 season opener in Jacksonville, Fla., on Sunday.

Green Bay fell behind 17-0 early on, got a field goal before halftime, but then blew its one chance to get back in the game with an Aaron Rodgers red-zone interception on the first drive of the second half.

The game simply went downhill from there, getting out of hand as New Orleans took advantage of short fields following another interception and turnover on downs.

Saints QB Jameis Winston threw for five TD passes despite just 148 passing yards, going 14-of-20 for a passer rating of 130.8. TE Juwan Johnson caught two of the TD tosses. RB Alvin Kamara had 20 carries for 83 yards, with RB Tony Jones Jr. adding 11 carries for 50 yards as the Saints racked up 172 yards on the ground.