John Egan on the ‘art’ of defending, Jack O’Connell for England and why Sheffield United feels like home

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Now is the time to “kick on,” he says; his team-mates are still “so hungry to improve”. The challenge of the Premier League, with its glossy new attacking arrivals, remains a formidable one but he is drawn back to his craft, committed to making a case for the defence.

“We conceded the fewest goals by any newly-promoted Premier League team in history,” he says, the stat committed to memory. “That’s a big, big effort from the whole team and staff. We’ve set the benchmark.

“We want to win games – and we know we need to add more goals all over the pitch – but we have to still be hard to beat.”

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