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MASKED Singer fans have backtracked on who they think is behind Bush and predicted a huge twist.

Viewers of The Masked Singer last night insisted EastEnders’ legend Natalie Cassidy has been performing as Bush.

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But now they’ve made a U-turn and think it’s actually comedian Morgana Robinson playing Natalie.

Morgana, 42, is known for her spot-one impression of Natalie, 41, and fans have taken to social media to predict the twist.

One wrote: “Bush does sound like Natalie Cassidy but would love it to be Morgana Robinson doing her Natalie Cassidy impression.”

Another said: “I was thinking Natalie Cassidy but then I remember Morgana doing a brilliant Natalie impression on her show…”

Someone else commented: “Bush is probably Morgana Robinson doing a Sonia impression.”

And a fourth added: “Bush could not have sounded more like Natalie Cassidy this time. Still a chance it’s Morgana Robinson who can do a great impression.”

Natalie recently opened up about her reaction to Morgana’s hilarious impression of her.

During an episode of her Off The Telly podcast, co-host Joanna Page asked: “What was that like? You know when she did that. Was it just mental?

“To be that well known that someone does an impression of your character and you, it’s just insane.”

Natalie replied: “It is a complete honour.

“Because I do think once that happens to you, you think ‘I am famous actually’.

“Which I don’t really care about, but you go ‘That makes you a bit famous, that’.”

Last night fans blasted Masked Singer panellists Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall, Maya Jama and Mo Gilligan for “pretending” not to know Bush is “obviously” Natalie.

Someone wrote: “Everyone in the UK knows that Bush is Natalie Cassidy, except these judges apparently.”

And another said: “How do they not hear that it’s Natalie Cassidy?! Especially now with the Dean clue ..Dean Gaffney, come on people! #MaskedSingerUK.”

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LEINSTER hooker Dan Sheehan returned to action for the first time in six months last night.

The Leinster number two picked up a severe anterior cruciate ligament injury in last year’s first test of the drawn series against world champions South Africa.

And it’s been a long and testing journey back for the 26-year-old, the player paid tribute to his physio after guiding him back from the injury.

Sheehan skippered Leinster last night in the absence of Caelan Doris, and went on to star in the win over the Stormers at Aviva Stadium.

He bagged a brace of tries in the 36-12 URC win over the South African.

And the number two hailed the Leinster medical staff, his physio and boxing coach for their help with his rehab.

Speaking with Premier Sports after the win for Leo Cullen’s side as they extended their unbeaten campaign, Sheehan said: “Ohh, it’s excellent. You know, It feels like another debut of sorts.

“I was nervous during the week, it’s so nice to be part of this team. When it’s taken away from you for six months, it makes it all the more special to be out on the pitch.

“It’s a really exciting time. I’ve been helped so much – everyone in Leinster – Emma Galvin, my physio has been outstanding.

“My boxing coach, Cathal O’Grady in white collar boxing. A lot of people have put a lot of time into me – that’s what happens, it’s great to be back on the pitch.”

Sheehan is now looking forward to linking up with his Irish team-mates on Sunday in Portugal.

The squad are on a warm weather training camp at ‘The Campus’ facility in Quinta do Lago, Portugal ahead of the Six Nations Championship.

Ireland open their campaign next Saturday against fierce rivals England in Dublin.

And the former Clongowes Wood College player is relishing a return to the international fold.

He added: “I can’t wait to get back into [Ireland] camp. It was kind of weird watching from the outside over the last couple of games, these games and the Irish games.

“So, I’m looking forward to getting over to Portugal tomorrow with a couple of the lads and getting stuck into a bit of preparation.”

He’ll be joined by winger James Lowe, who also returned after not playing since November.

The duo’s return is great news for Ireland interim boss Simon Easterby.

The Campus is a state-of-the-art performance centre used by some of the wordl’s top teams and athletes.

It has also high performance gym, tennis and padel courts, swimming pool, cycling, group classes and personal training, recovery suites and sports rehabilitation.

Ireland vs England kick-off at 4:45pm next Saturday.

EAGLE-EYED fans spotted Yoane Wissa’s “distraction technique” as Bryan Mbeumo converted a penalty after VAR drama.

It took 66 minutes for the deadlock to be broken by Brentford in their London derby against Crystal Palace.

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The Bees were awarded a penalty and Mbeumo stepped up – only to see his initial spot-kick hit the post and then be cleared by Marc Guehi.

But the Palace skipper was judged to have encroached into the box before the effort was taken following a VAR check.

Mbeumo was allowed to retake his penalty and he stepped up again, sending Dean Henderson the wrong way.

His team-mate Wissa did not lose any belief in him despite his initial miss, having the confidence to start celebrating before he took his shot.

Fans noticed the striker running off to the Brentford fans in the away end with his arms up while Mbeumo coolly jogged up to the spot.

Wissa avoided looking silly with his “distraction technique” as Mbeumo found a way beyond Dean Henderson at the second time of asking.

Kevin Schade then headed home Brentford’s second before debutant Romain Esse got a consolation for Palace.