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Lineker remains tight-lipped on future at Match of the Day

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Lineker remains tight-lipped on future at Match of the Day

Lineker remains tight-lipped on future at Match of the Day

Former England footballer Gary Lineker remains tight-lipped as he is asked by reporters if he will step down from presenting the BBC’s ‘Match of the Day’.

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