Premier League news live: Latest updates ahead of international break, plus FA Cup reaction

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Netherlands head coach Louis van Gaal has hit out at FIFA for allowing the 2022 World Cup to be held in Qatar.

FIFA were heavily criticised when they awarded hosting duties to Qatar back in 2010 and they continue to come under fire for the decision.

Human rights groups have raised concerns at the World Cup being held in Qatar as migrant workers have lost their lives while working on the construction of stadiums and facilities.

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Chris Wood has etched his name into the history books by becoming the all-time top scorer for New Zealand’s men’s national team.

The Newcastle striker scored two goals in New Zealand’s 4-0 win over Fiji to take his tally up to 30 goals.

His brace means he has overtaken Vaughan Coveny to become his country’s leading scorer.

New Zealand still have a chance of competing at the 2022 World Cup as they have progressed out of their Oceania qualification group.

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Bournemouth pulled off another impressive performance on the weekend.

They are finally playing with the freedom Scott Parker has been hoping to see.

Ahmed Shooble has analysed Bournemouth’s victory in detail.

Jonny Evans has been added to Northern Ireland’s squad for their friendly against Luxembourg.

Manager Ian Baraclough originally left Evans out because of the Leicester defender’s hamstring injury but the 34-year-old made his injury comeback on Sunday.

Evans replaced Timothy Castagne in the 64th minute to help prove his fitness to his national team manager.

He could feature against Luxembourg on Friday but will not face Hungary next Tuesday as his minutes are being limited after being sidelined since December.

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The FA is working with the UK government to ensure that Chelsea’s FA Cup final against Crystal Palace will be a sell-out despite the restrictions in place at the club.

Wembley is due to host the match on the weekend of April 16-17, but Chelsea are unable to sell their own tickets due to the sanctioning of owner Roman Abramovich by the UK government.

In a statement before the quarter-final win over Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium, Chelsea expressed concerns over “sporting integrity” issues if fans are unable to attend matches.

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Bad news for Czech Republic as Patrik Schick is forced to withdraw from the international squad due to injury.

They play Sweden in their World Cup play-off semi-final on March 24, before a potential final against Poland five days later.

The forward, who was the joint-top scorer with Cristiano Ronaldo at last summer’s European Championship with five goals, was called up to the Czech Republic squad despite being sidelined since February 18.

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Crystal Palace left-back Tyrick Mitchell has earned his first-ever England call-up in one of four changes for the Three Lions.

Mitchell, Kyle Walker-Peters, Sam Johnstone and Ollie Watkins have replaced the injured quartet of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Reece James, Aaron Ramsdale and Tammy Abraham.

England will face Switzerland and Ivory Coast in friendlies at Wembley Stadium.

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Wales will determine Gareth Bale’s fitness for their upcoming World Cup qualifier after the forward was deemed too ill to play in Real Madrid’s 4-0 loss to Barcelona.

They face Austria in Cardiff on March 24 in a World Cup qualifier semi-final.

If they progress, they will play either Scotland or Ukraine in June for a place at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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Newcastle United midfielder Isaac Hayden has been charged by the Football Association over comments he made on social media following the club’s Premier League defeat at Chelsea.

Hayden has been charged with improper conduct after sending a tweet that said “some performance from the boys against 12 men”.

It is understood that the FA contacted Hayden to ask for further information regarding his remarks before charging him.

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With two games less than Everton who sit three points and one spot above Watford, Roy Hodgson knows the odds are stacked against his side.

Adam Leventhal has analysed Watford’s run-in and how it compares with the other teams they are fighting against.

Giorgos Giakoumakis was the star of the show in Celtic’s 4-0 win over Ross County.

The Greece striker scored his second hat-trick of the season.

Kieran Devlin analysed his performance in the win.

Everton are sinking, quickly.

They are 17th, three points above Watford who are looking to close the gap.

After the 4-0 defeat to Crystal Palace in the FA Cup, it is evident Frank Lampard’s team need a reset.

The England defender thinks so.

The 28-year-old feels he is enjoying his “best season” despite missing out on a place in Gareth Southgate’s England squad.

To read what he said, click here.