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1.36pm BST

Infantino: Football must respect that 'vast majority' support me at Fifa Some extra-curricular news to bring you at half-time …

Gianni Infantino believes he has the support of the “vast, vast majority” of footballing nations as he seeks re-election as head of Fifa next year.

Infantino told BBC Sport: “Well you know I was elected by 211 member associations from all over the world.

“I think what is important is that in an organisation like Fifa, there can be different views, different points of view.

“But if we are serious about democracy, about the democratic process, about believing that everyone has the same vote and the same voice all over the world, that football belongs to everyone, if we are serious about that, then we need to respect as well the views of the vast, vast majority.

“I’m just coming back off Tokyo where the Asian Football Confederation has fully endorsed me. I was in Cape Verde where all African countries have endorsed me. I’m speaking to all associations everywhere in the world.” Press Association

1.33pm BST

WSL half-time: Tottenham 1-1 Arsenal

Arsenal did well to respond so quickly to Tandberg’s headed opener with Stanway finding a way past Kop four minutes later. Neither side are playing with loads of confidence, which is understandable given neither of them are in form.

Updated at 1.38pm BST

1.31pm BST

WSL: Arsenal win a corner after Blakstad crunches in, cleanly, on Baum near the corner flag. Catley’s cross is plucked out of the sky by Kop, who does well to hold on up against a few bodies in the six-yard box. One minute added.

Updated at 1.33pm BST

1.28pm BST

WSL: The rain is coming down ever steadier at Tottenham. Spurs’ Summanen goes into the book for a lunge on Stanway around halfway.

1.23pm BST

EFL half-time scores

Championship

Charlton 1-1 Norwich (Kelman 10; Maghoma 35)

Portsmouth 1-1 Millwall (Dykes 16og; Metcalfe 6)

Sheffield Utd 0-1 Derby (Clark 37)

League One

Huddersfield 1-0 Wigan (Bronkhorst 34)

Luton 1-0 Leicester (Wells 39)

League Two

Bristol Rovers 0-0 Swindon

Cheltenham 1-0 Newport (McCann 5)

Northampton 1-0 Colchester (Warhurst 9)

And Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City in the Premier League.