Ian Wright has blasted the performance of Altay Bayindir in the defeat to Arsenal and Manchester United’s failure to resolve ...

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Ian Wright has weighed in on the Lionesses' decision to no longer take the knee before matches, expressing that he would still do it if he was playing today.

Ian Wright did not miss many penalties. He was, usually, supreme in that situation. All these years later, though, he still thinks about the ones that got away. “It never leaves you,” he says.

Had Wright’s performance occurred a decade later, there would have been more screens, more angles of both of his goals and how he toyed with a defence that didn’t really know what to do with him.

Wright previously documented his life in ITV4 documentary Ian Wright: Nothing To Something in 2014, but BBC One will be hoping to take his story to a new level after having success with similar films.