All the football talk from Monday's papers
England's players will be reprimanded by the Football Association for acknowledging supporters who ignored the travel ban to Macedonia on Saturday. (Daily Mirror)
Macedonia and West Brom midfielder Artim Sakiri admits he did make death threats to David Beckham, and predicts England will lose 5-0 in Turkey. (Daily Star)
Wales face a Uefa probe after their fans clashed with police in the San Siro during the match with Italy on Saturday. (Daily Express) Juan Sebastien Veron suffered an unhappy return to Argentina as they drew 2-2 with Chile in Buenos Aires. The Chelsea midfielder was whistled throughout and one banner read "Veron is English" - the ultimate insult. (Daily Mail)
Rangers and Norway defender Henning Berg will retire after Euro 2004 next summer at the age of 35. (The Independent)
West Ham will make a second attempt to speak to Reading boss Alan Pardew this week about the vacant manager's position at Upton Park. (Daily Telegraph)
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