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Everton 3-1 Newcastle: Carabao Cup fourth round – live

30 October 2026 at 00:48

⚽ Everton dispatch the 2025 winners without too much fuss
⚽ Grealish misses last-16 tie over ‘breach of discipline’

2 min: Dewsbury-Hall shoots. Deflected. Nothing comes of the corner. Everton are playing in blue, Newcastle a pinky purple.

The match begins. Sky’s red-button treatment of this game, squirrelled away deep in its planner, is little short of a disgrace.

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© Photograph: Peter Byrne/PA

© Photograph: Peter Byrne/PA

© Photograph: Peter Byrne/PA

Carrick keeps Fernandes as captain and says he needs no assurances on United future

29 October 2026 at 17:50
  • Carrick says he is not surprised to still be head coach

  • He describes Fernandes as ‘important’ for the squad

Michael Carrick has said he will not strip Bruno Fernandes of the Manchester United captaincy after dropping him for the defeat by Bournemouth and that he is not surprised to have kept his job as the head coach.

Carrick and Fernandes held talks this week after the Portuguese criticised the tactics in the loss to Como, resulting in the midfielder being an unused substitute on Sunday. Harry Maguire took the armband but will not retain it for Saturday’s game at Chelsea, with Carrick saying “there is no decision to be made” and praising Fernandes.

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© Photograph: Ash Donelon/Manchester United/Getty Images

© Photograph: Ash Donelon/Manchester United/Getty Images

Time and owners not on Moyes’ side as he tries to end Everton trophy drought

29 October 2026 at 11:00

The Friedkin Group want to sell and squad investment has dried up but Carabao Cup is still an opportunity for silverware

A European challenge plus a concerted effort to end a trophy drought that will soon stretch into a 32nd year were Everton’s stated aims for this season, although that was before the club’s owners turned the taps off in the transfer market and announced they were looking to sell up. An abrupt change of direction and ambition from The Friedkin Group (TFG) has not altered the demands on David Moyes, however. It is as you were for the Everton manager, regardless of the tools at his disposal.

Newcastle’s visit to Hill Dickinson Stadium in the Carabao Cup fourth round on Thursday – when they will be backed by 7,732 fans after Everton allocated their opponents 15% of the ground – is timely on several counts. It is, first and foremost, an opportunity for Moyes’s team to advance in a competition that Everton have never won and edge closer to realising one stated aim for the campaign. It is also a chance to restore positivity after consecutive defeats against Chelsea and Arsenal, Everton’s only losses of the season.

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© Photograph: Tony McArdle/Everton FC/Getty Images

© Photograph: Tony McArdle/Everton FC/Getty Images

После комментариев на Хабре я ограничил чтение SQLite и перевёл Docker-модуль в WASI

После прошлой статьи о Pulse читатели Хабра обратили внимание на вещи, которые я не учёл: долгий запрос истории может мешать очистке SQLite WAL, успешное выполнение команды ещё не означает, что контейнер поднялся, а разрешения модуля сами по себе не изолируют его от файлов сервера.

Я пошёл проверять эти замечания и разбирать реализацию. В статье — что получилось: тест чтения истории одновременно с записью отчётов, ограничение времени запросов и наблюдение за WAL, проверка состояния Docker-контейнера после команды и перевод модуля в WASI с доступом к Docker через ограниченный API-посредник.

Покажу, что теперь проверяется, какие ограничения появились и почему даже после этих изменений нельзя обещать выполнение команд «ровно один раз» или считать запущенный контейнер готовым к работе.

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Scottish Premiership: McInnes booed in Rangers draw at Hearts as Celtic also earn point

29 October 2026 at 02:25
  • Derek McInnes was making first return to Tynecastle

  • Martin O’Neill ‘disappointed’ after Dundee United result

Olwethu Makhanya scored a late equaliser as Rangers earned a 2-2 draw with Hearts on the much-hyped Tynecastle return for Derek McInnes.

The Rangers manager was booed loudly by the home support as he emerged from the tunnel for his first match back since leaving for Ibrox in June, just weeks after the Edinburgh side were pipped to the Scottish Premiership title.

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© Photograph: Zak Mauger/Getty Images

© Photograph: Zak Mauger/Getty Images

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