Gary Lineker may no longer be at the helm of Match of the Day, but the former England striker proved he was still tuned in as the BBC's flagship football highlights show unveiled its brand-new line-up. The 64-year-old, who fronted the programme for over a quarter of a century, shared his reaction with fans on social media as the revamped format aired for the first time on Saturday night. Lineker confirmed last November that Match of the Day would move on without him, and the long-time host was replaced with a rotation of presenters including Mark Chapman, Gabby Logan and...
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