22/01/2017 Match of the Day 2


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Tonight we'll see the Premier League leaders, one of their challengers,

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And with us are Danny Murphy and Martin Keown.

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Arsenal, with one of the best home records in the league,

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faced Burnley, who'd taken just a point on their

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COMMENTATOR: A chance for Arsenal to move into second place. Burnley

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better than their away record suggests and they were unlikely --

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unlucky to lose at Turf Moor in October. Arsenal's starting XI is

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the same as a week ago in Swansea, a match they won 4-0. Olivier Giroud

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has recovered from an ankle injury. Hector Bellerin, Francis Coquelin

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and Kieran Gibbs are fed again and on the bench. Burnley were 1-0

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winners over Southampton on Saturday, Joey Barton came off the

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bench and scored the winner and is named among the substitutes again as

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Sean Dyche goes with an unchanged team.

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Beautifully played to Alexis Sanchez, taking on Matt Lowton,

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Giroud with the. Nacho Monreal almost on the end of it. Giroud

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trying to put it on a place for Monreal. Arsene Wenger stressing

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during the week that it was matches between teams fifth and 12th in the

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table that they slipped up on last year.

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Mustafi with time to send it away via Monreal into Sanchez. Luton was

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on to it quickly would not once but twice. -- Lowton. Ashley Barnes

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almost on the end of that. Burnley certainly in the opening ten minutes

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of the game have got forward whenever possible. Lost their way

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there, though. Cut out. The phone with a chance to clear. Gabriel in

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their swiftly. Iwobi back in the Mesut Ozil, cold

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one in, good saves by Tom Eaton. First real test for the Burnley

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keeper. Ozil sending that one towards the bottom corner, just

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beyond the outstretched toes of Olivier Giroud but not the

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outstretched fingers of Tom Heaton. Defour, space here for Marney,

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collected by Barnes. Good shot. Pushed away from the goal by Cech.

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Both teams threatening to break the deadlock here. Alexis and is in the

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Aaron Ramsey. This is Nacho Monreal, back to Mesut Ozil. Blocked by Ben

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Mee. Across, and Giroud going forward

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this spectacular. Great idea, pressure still on.

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Comfortable for Tom Heaton. Here is the cross from Ramsey. Giroud denied

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the spectacular attempt on goal by Michael Keane. Ozil. Three lining up

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inside the penalty area, back to Ramsey. He inadvertently strikes as

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anti-made. Sanchez. -- his own team-mate.

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Hardly any room whatsoever that it matters not, doesn't need much.

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Brilliant play. Giroud and Ramsey going for the spectacular. That

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would have been a rival for Olivier Giroud Fozz, had it gone into that

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other the net. Superb effort, as you can see unable to keep it down. --

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Olivier Giroud's golf. Dispossessed by Alex Iwobi, and now it is with

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Ozil. Arsenal sweeping forward. It will be still going, now Alexis

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Sanchez creates an opening, and it was also the top of the bar. Lovely

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fast, flowing move. Almost resulting in the opening goal of the game.

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Xhaka forward, it will be in possession now. Finding his way

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through, still going for Arsenal. The blog finally made by Steven

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Ward. That has woken the crowd up. -- the block. The header finds the

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back of the net, Mustafi with his first ever Arsenal goal. And with

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almost an hour played, they finally find a way past Burnley. Arsenal 1-0

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Burnley. Mustafi. Just able to direct it beyond the outstretched

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arm of Tom Heaton, and Burnley's resistance is broken. And relief, at

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last, for the Arsenal bench. Xhaka concedes possession, and then

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commits a foul on Steven Defour. And, clearly, Jon Moss getting

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advice in his ear, and it's a straight red card for that

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challenge! Andy Halliday over on the far side had the clear view and he

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felt that it was a red car challenge and the referee Jonathan Moss

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double-checked with his assistant on the far side and Granit Xhaka sent

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off with this challenge, diving in on Steven Defour. Straight red,

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reckless tackle, red card. Three red cards this season. He had three for

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Borussia Monchengladbach last season as well. Arsenal down to ten,

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leading 1-0. Burnley's backroom plotting their way back into this

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one. Header into the box and at full

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stretch now still not clear. The final touch off Ashley Barnes did

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not have the power to get over the line. Burnley pushing for an

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equaliser here with ten minutes to go, and Arsenal were at full stretch

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there. We might be heading for seven minutes of added time here.

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Meanwhile, here's Arsenal's number seven, Sanchez. In towards Danny

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Welbeck, Coquelin for Arsenal, saved by Heaton. That really would have

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put the match beyond reach, but Tom Heaton was equal to it. Still got

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five minutes of added time left. Koscielny gets his head to it,

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Barnes goes down in the box, it's a penalty for Burnley. The referee Jon

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Moss pointed straightaway, no hesitation from the referee. Ashley

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Barnes going to ground, and Burnley, in added time, with a route back

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into the game. As the ball was played into the box, the leak came

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out, the challenge from Coquelin, and straightaway Jonathan Moss

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pointing to the spot, and Andre Gray, who grew up supporting Arsenal

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as a boy, has the chance to draw Burnley level in added time! And he

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has! A big role for Burnley, and potentially to point struck by

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Arsenal, in injury time at the end of the game! -- a big goal, and

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potentially two points lost by Arsenal. Arsene Wenger may have been

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sent off by the referee. It might have all unravelled here in the

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dying moments of the game for Arsenal. Anthony Taylor I think is

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pointing to the tunnel, suggesting that Arsenal's manager needs to

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disappear. Arsenal going to become the fifth team from the top six to

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drop points this weekend? Arsene Wenger very reluctantly disappearing

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into the mouth of the tunnel, but so far not going any further.

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Bellerin just trying to play the ball into the penalty area, cleared

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away, only as far as Coquelin. Bellerin, Gabriel, Arsenal going to

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drop points here or can mismatch it at the last? Heaton makes the save,

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ball goes behind, Arsenal corner. Mustafi quick to take it, this is

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Alexis Sanchez, they are looking for something special pretty quickly

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now. Everybody back defending for Burnley. Sanchez with the delivery,

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Koscielny goes for it, he's challenged by Ben Mee, Arsenal want

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a penalty, and they get it! My word, what drama at the Emirates! Two

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penalties in added time at the end of the game, and now it Dyche's turn

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to harangue Anthony Taylor, the fourth official. I think Koscielny

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got a kick to the head here as he went to the ball. Ben Mee with the

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high ball catches Koscielny in the head. There it is. And Alexis

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Sanchez has the chance to the Arsenal's hero here again. He scored

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the winner when the sides met in the FA Cup glasses on, can he score the

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winner again? He can! And he can do it in style! Cool head, calm finish

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from a classy player. And it was virtually the last kick of the game,

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and the ten men of Arsenal have pulled it out of the bag right at

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the end. What a finish, what drama, so much to talk about. Arsenal 2-1

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Burnley. We never take anything for granted,

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we know how tough it is, we know that it is, but we need the

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officials to make the right decisions, and that is the shame, to

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lose it in that fashion with offside not given. Particularly when you

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come to places like this. In the end we are disappointed, but I was not

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disappointed with the performance or the mentality. Was your frustration

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with the decision or with the circumstances, that it could

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potentially have cost you the two points so late in the game? I did

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not see a penalty from outside, but I should have kept my control and I

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apologise. That is basically it, I should have shut up. Good to see you

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are in one piece, because I saw UL bow ties in the face today. I have

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been playing in Italy, and Spain and it is a bit from here. We know that

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the Premier League is physical, and if you don't take them, you are not

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going to win any games. What were your thoughts on the challenge for

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the red card? Honestly, it was on the other side of the pitch. If it

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is a red card, we just have too apologise and make sure that it

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doesn't happen again, because that could damage too much the team. We

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have to keep control, you have to play the ball correctly. I don't

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know, was it a bad tackle, if it was, it is a red card. I suppose

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those of the games you have to grind out if you are going to go for the

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title, that is the cliche, but at the same family must have sympathy

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for Burnley as well? Totally, from Burnley's perspective I thought they

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were well organised, brave, they played two up front, they had go.

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Well drilled, looked strong, fit, and for long periods were in the

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game. Arsenal dug it out, after going down to ten men they showed

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really good spirit, and if you're going to challenge for the title,

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sometimes you don't play well. You have to win ugly and that is

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certainly how it was today. Burnley will feel aggrieved, and indeed did,

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that in the second time in the Arsenal this season, they have lost

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two and arguably late goal that should have been disallowed, says

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Sean Dyche. As well as the penalties are concerned, look at all of them

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in one go. Just trying to balance this out, Sean Dyche was unhappy

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with the decisions but there were some favourable decisions. Look at

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this one here, Mustafi, Gray, for me that as a penalty, won the officials

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have missed. It is quite clear for me, he is running away from goal of

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course but a penalty. This one is definitely a penalty. Coquelin takes

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out his man, Barnes, a little bit silly, edit crash. He feels he runs

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into him but he has definitely made a foul. A lot of pressure on him,

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just close down the middle. That at this stage, got them back into it.

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This one here. I feel that Mee is unlikely because ordinarily you go

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with your foot. He has his eyes on the ball but it is dangerous play.

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It has to be a penalty, he has kicked him in the face. That you

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have some survey, because if you look at it from here, from this

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angle, he is offside. Clearly offside. -- you have to have some

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sympathy. The linesman has a clear view. He missed the Mustafi penalty

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but look at this for eight layer, his third penalty, missed the

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previous two, he put it down the middle with no fear. The stadium

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then was rocking. It is a good way to win a game because Arsenal, it

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would have been disastrous from the Premier League point of view that

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they did not win today. There is no way the goalkeeper will stand still.

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Choose a way to go and it makes perfect sense. Obviously that

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confirms it. It is sensible, because the keeper will do that. It takes

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some bottle. Young goalkeepers want to do the big launch to save it and

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it goes down the middle and they look stupid. Was there any other way

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that Ben Mee could have defended it? I think he's unlucky. You see

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players get away with that. And I know its height, but it's high

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enough to be a penalty. Arsenal down to ten men because of the

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sending-off of granite Zach Kerr. When we start with this? I feel a

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little bit for him. Let me say that first and foremost. I don't think

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he's being played in the right position. He is playing in the

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holding role where he gets isolated and I think his strengths are his

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passing and shooting which are served better higher up the pitch.

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When he plays in this role, as we will see in a second, he gets

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isolated. Those strap -- stats are ridiculously bad. He's becoming a

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liability. When he plays this role we will see that he gets himself

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into all sorts of Rob Evans. It's a silly -- is all sorts of problems.

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It's a silly mistake and I'm not sure if it is coincidental, but he

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gets himself in these predicaments. He will end up not playing because

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the other players will get sick of it. Too many times this season he

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has cost them. The actual incident is a no-brainer for the referee.

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Leaving the floor, he has caught him, and to be honest, we have

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looked at a lot of stuff today and he is getting himself to a point

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where Arsene Wenger will find it difficult to defend him. It is a

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scissor tackle, and he has the right kind of man of -- manager. Same

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referee. It is a succession of incidents he has been involved in.

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Another one on Joe Allen. He needs to clean up his act. He has the

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right manager. I had a few sendings off. Jeju? There is just -- did you?

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There is just no need there. So often on this programme, and on

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Football Focus, and on Match of the Day, and the five live shows, people

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talk about the Arsenal of the past losing their grit their hard man

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stuff and not having the leaders and people like Viera and Adams, and now

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they have somebody who puts his foot in and he gets the odd red card.

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That's not the odd red card. That's ridiculous. He's getting the balance

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wrong. Yes, they want the physicality, but they want him on

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the pitch. There was a time we were trying to win it with ten men back

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in the day we were getting so many sent off but they can't afford to do

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that. This was an easy win for Arsenal when it was 1-0 and then it

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became difficult. Arsene Wenger was apologising, but it should be Xhaka

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for getting sent off. At 24, first season in the Premier League, there

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is time for him to adapt. 24 these days is not young. It is to some of

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us. But there are already four incidents this season. I'm not

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saying giving away a penalty is as bad as the sending-off, but I would

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hope somebody like Martin Keown would say to me, listen, you have

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got to calm down. Who is saying that to him? There will be a few around

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him, like Mustafi, in his ear, but he has to learn himself. He will

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reflect on this and he will have to change. Defending on corners. You

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have looked at all of the Arsenal corners, five in the first half and

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four of them saw Steven Defour on the back post, and the one where he

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wasn't. They are in swingers, Howard swingers, whether somebody goes

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short, there is no rhyme or reason. This is early in the game and for

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some reason, and this is the goal they concede. He is on the edge of

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the box. Whether that has been told to him by the manager, I don't think

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so. You should have somebody on the back post. I think it is a total

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system. He could have rescued that. He does not get off the ground, Boyd

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should be near the front post and headed away, and it's a fantastic

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header but if there's a play on the post, he clears it. Lo and the next

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corner, as if he has sprung from nowhere, he's back on the post. Did

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he forget to be there or did he have licence to choose it? You were often

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on the back post. Did you ever forget to be there? No, because I

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had a goalkeeper that would let me forget. But it should not happen. --

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would not let me forget. I can't believe that so many managers have

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nobody on the back post. Most seasons that would save five or six

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goals. It is always the place that the ball drops in. Managers in the

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Premier League not doing it is crazy to me.

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Next to Stamford Bridge, where Hull were visiting

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In a league of grand designers, a blueprint has emerged. Teams cannot

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live with Chelsea. It comes from that man, Antonio Conte A. Built on

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strong foundations and using materials smartly restored. Moses. A

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steely structure. Kante was amazing today. Taken superbly. Until a

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possible design flaw appeared. But this architect believes he has sold

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it. I think the player wants to stay at Chelsea. He is happy here. Your

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commentator at Stamford Bridge is Jonathan Pierce.

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The China syndrome has not reached meltdown after all. Diego Costa is

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back after missing two matches amid frenzied headlines to make his 100th

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Chelsea appearance as they look for their 1000th Premier League home

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point. It is eight home wins on the spin for the leaders. Eight away

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defeats for Hull City who, tellingly, do not include Robert

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Snodgrass raising speculation they will cash in. Elabdellaoui makes his

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debut and may switch to a back three, to match Chelsea. Diego

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Costa's first touch back in the first team. Chelsea all in blue,

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getting us underway, kicking from right to left. Shoot, shoot is the

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cry. What a return it would have been if that had gone in. The whole

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Stamford Bridge erupts, singing his name. -- the whole of. What a

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returning would have been. A cross from McGuire. We know he can hit

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them. He gets onto the end of the 1-2 and he goes for gold. A decent

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move by Hull City. The build-up was neat and tidy. But when he pulled

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the trigger there was not much there. Manager of the Month for

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three months, and looking for number four as the Premier League leader. A

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good switch of play by Matic. Here is Moses on the outside. Tackled by

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Robertson in a good passage of play. David Luiz up from the back Chelsea,

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not yet scored in his second spell. Looking for Cahill. A clash of

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heads, that was horrible. That's really nasty. You could hear the

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crack of the heads from way up here. Ryan Mason will have to leave the

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field of play. He has an oxygen mask on now.

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The Chelsea fans standing with the whole city fans to applaud Ryan

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Mason -- the whole city fans. On comes David Meyler. -- the Hull City

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fans. Alonso. That was Alonso. The shot was

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deflected up. The keeper had to stand up and push it over. Nearly on

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the scoresheet again after two at Leicester last week. Matic. Chelsea

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come again. Header away by Clucas. The Premier League leaders squeezing

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on the pressure. Hazard, tightly round the corner. Moses. Scooped up

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by Curtis Davies. Is that a penalty? The referee has a look and gives

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just a corner. In the Eire long, long time. The sliced clearance.

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There was a little bit of a nudge -- in the air. There was an expectant

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tumble. Hazard. Offside, Diego Costa came

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from the deeper position. He finds the net on his return, but it won't

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count. Very, very tight. I think Harry Maguire might just be playing

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him on, you know. Evandro. Here is Harry will require for -- Harry

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Maguire for Hull. That is the most meaningful save either goalkeeper

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has made. Hazard, in the deeper position. Pedro. Good challenge by

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Maguire, who has been excellent for Hull. Moses, a good low cross. Moses

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was coming in on the far side of the box as well. Couldn't quite get

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there. The pressure surely must tell. Hull have had to work so hard

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off the ball. Robertson away. Hernandez. He felt he was fouled,

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and he has a horrible job today with no support for him, but he needs to

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be stronger than that. Moses could be the key to this game yet. He

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rolls in on the right-hand side. Good cross. Diego Costa. Well, he

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had to be. It had to be him. Six minutes into stoppage time, the

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deadlock is broken, and Diego Costa, the man who they said was heading to

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China has come back into the side and smashed the defensive rearguard

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of Hull City. He went far too far across the penalty area the

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satisfaction of the Hull manager. And a venomous finish for Diego

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Costa's 15th of the season. Hull feel they had a foul. Cahill on

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Hernandez. Well, you can see they have an argument there. There was a

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lengthy passage of play before the goal was scored, I would say.

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David Meyler. Fernandez trying to get in behind. Was he brought down

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there by Marcus Alonso? He was going away from the penalty area and I

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think he was looking for it. Why make this challenge? That is a

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penalty. He caught him on the back of the thought. Hernandez going away

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fro. That is a penalty, no doubt about it. -- going away from him.

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Ryan Mason, who was treated for a head injury for eight minutes,

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before being stretchered off, and we believe he has gone straight to

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hospital, understandably. Maguire. Chelsea have not learned the lesson,

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because he will come forward. As well Meyler. Good effort. A spirited

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second-half by Hull City. Moses has Hazard ghosting into the

:29:08.:29:21.

space. A real fans out there. Going for the return. Pedro. He works his

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socks off, Pedro. Matic. Diego Costa. That's the difference between

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the two sides. Chelsea have been the better team,

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and they have the more skilful players, but Hull have dug in deep.

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Diego Costa's goal separating the two, and he goes for a second.

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In the 55th minute at Stamford Bridge, the Chelsea fans rise to

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remember an unsung hero, the former groundsman here, Carl O'Brien, they

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used to call him Worzel. He passed away in December, aged 55.

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Premier League point of view that they did not win today.

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Kante picked it up. Good break by him. He is onside. Was it taken out?

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Yes he was. Decisive burst by Kante, as Willian checks back inside. He is

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clipped. Cesc Fabregas with a free kick, Diego Costa on the edge of the

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six yard area. Cahill! Chelsea's game. Nine home wins on the spin,

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big looping run to lose defender. No one picked him up, ten minutes to

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go. Decisive goal by Cahill. Gary Cahill wanted it, Gary Cahill got

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there, and Gary Cahill scores for Chelsea. The league leaders 2-0 Hull

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City. He knows how tough it has been, delightfully animated,

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passionate. Here's Fabregas, Diego Costa, onside. Good goalkeeping.

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Lovely weight on the pass-through to Diego Costa. Spread himself well.

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It is not easy, it is not easy to play this type of game. I think our

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opponent was very good, had good organisation, and they created it

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difficult for us. But I think we are in the second part of the season,

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and every game now becomes very, very tough. Had you been given a

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penalty it might have been a different story, in the second half.

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Yes, it's true. I had doubts in the first goal whether it was a foul. I

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don't know if it was a penalty or not where I stood. My players said

:32:34.:32:37.

to me it was a penalty. It was a good weekend for us before we kicked

:32:38.:32:41.

a ball, so we know how important the game was. When you get opportunities

:32:42.:32:44.

in the season that don't come around too often, you have to try to

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capitalise. I thought with a win today we did that. So, very pleased.

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Is at the end of the China thing now with Diego Costa? Yes, but in this

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situation I told always the truth. And, yes, I'm happy, I'm happy for

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him, and also to finish this speculation. We have to ask you a

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question about Ryan Mason because it looked a serious industry Ashun

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injury, how is he? He is in hospital, we don't have more news.

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We do now because Hull City released a statement of the last 45 minutes

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or so and it is as follows: the club can confirm Ryan Mason sustained a

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skull fracture in our fixture at Chelsea this afternoon, he was taken

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to Saint Mary 's hospital where he has undergone surgery. He is in a

:33:35.:33:38.

stable condition and is expected to remain in hospital for the next few

:33:39.:33:42.

days. Everyone at the club would like to express their sincere thanks

:33:43.:33:46.

for the excellent and swift caregiver and to Ryan by both the

:33:47.:33:49.

Accident Emergency department and neurosurgery unit at Saint Mary 's

:33:50.:33:55.

hospital. A further update will be issued tomorrow. It was a sickening

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clash between Cahill and Mason. It certainly was. Everybody connected

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with it dealt with it superbly, from the trainers, the medical staff,

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even the fans and the crowd giving him a standing ovation as he was

:34:11.:34:15.

stretchered off. I think we realised straightaway how bad this was, and

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our thoughts are obviously with Orion. It is a terrible thing to see

:34:19.:34:21.

on a football pitch, you hope it never happens. Of course, Gary

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Cahill was just innocently going for the ball. That was a sickening

:34:27.:34:29.

challenge and let's hope you get back onto the affable pitch again.

:34:30.:34:35.

Our thoughts are also with Gary Cahill, because he looked incredibly

:34:36.:34:39.

concerned, as you would do. He is a good guy, and of course you would

:34:40.:34:42.

be, any person the same situation would be. As you said, the fans's

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applause for him was great and good to see because nobody likes to see

:34:50.:34:53.

that in any match. As everybody wishes him all the best, as soon as

:34:54.:34:58.

possible to get back. Our best wishes to Ryan Mason, his friends,

:34:59.:35:01.

family and everybody at Hull City bubble club. It seems a little bit

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trite to discuss the money shy of the game after that. Whether Hull

:35:07.:35:13.

had a penalty or not we decided it didn't really matter or not in the

:35:14.:35:16.

grand scheme of things, but what we would like to do is highlight a Hull

:35:17.:35:20.

player who had a really positive game today, and in fact you two were

:35:21.:35:24.

talking about improve match and then he had a storm. Harry Maguire today,

:35:25.:35:31.

as good a central performance as I have seen. Start off in an unusual

:35:32.:35:35.

situation, seeing a centre-half trying to take on the opposition but

:35:36.:35:39.

he has that in the locker. We know he can tackle. A lot of clubs looked

:35:40.:35:44.

at him. He was at Sheffield for many years, he has played close to 200

:35:45.:35:50.

games. But that that fine effort from distance. Comes out the Hazard.

:35:51.:35:56.

He is quick, strong. Honestly, I have not seen a centre-half play

:35:57.:35:59.

this well. The second half exactly the same, no fluke, bit ambitious,

:36:00.:36:04.

shooting from distance but why not? He is confident. This is awesome.

:36:05.:36:10.

Powerful, Costa knew he was in a game today. There is a calmness and

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his play. Look at this, travelling out, left foot, right foot, just

:36:15.:36:18.

feathers it into the channel. A good way to his past. Costa breathing

:36:19.:36:23.

down his neck, so what, nice and calm, just finds his past stop on a

:36:24.:36:29.

difficult day I thought he was really outstanding. That is what he

:36:30.:36:33.

is therefore, to have the ball but there is an awful lot more to his

:36:34.:36:38.

game and he deserves the credit. He was exceptional, and I have to give

:36:39.:36:42.

Martinson credit, he said he had played a few times and Khomitsky an

:36:43.:36:45.

eye out, but I didn't need to because it was that good. There were

:36:46.:36:52.

50 clips we could have picked up. The best centre-half performance I

:36:53.:36:55.

have seen this season. Chelsea have had a very good weekend. It has gone

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perfectly for them. They get like Arsenal, did not play particularly

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well at times but got the win with the quality they possess. That man

:37:05.:37:08.

Costa back in, scores again, what was all the drama about?

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On to Southampton against Leicester at St Mary's.

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Leicester started the day five points off the relegation zone.

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A tale of four seasons for the champions.

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COMMENTATOR: Raw emotion all-rounder King Power stadium, what a day, what

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it is to be alive on days like these. The party will last all

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summer long. Jamie Vardy is staying with Leicester. The England striker

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has done out a chance to join Arsenal. Premier League champions

:37:47.:37:52.

Leicester City have sold N'Golo Kante to Chelsea. Here go again?

:37:53.:37:57.

Such a stark contrast. They are not doing the dirty work, the basics.

:37:58.:38:06.

Unlike Leicester. Nobody recognises list of the season, I know, me too.

:38:07.:38:13.

It feels like Claudio Ranieri has lost control. You can't be saying

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sack Ranieri? They can't win a game to save their lives. It has been

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some fall for the champions, how far will they drop? COMMENTATOR: After

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21 matches last season, Leicester were second behind Arsenal on goal

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difference. 12 months on and the Foxes are still looking for their

:38:33.:38:35.

first away win in the league this season. Southampton searching for a

:38:36.:38:41.

solution to end their run of four successively defeats. Jay Rodriguez

:38:42.:38:46.

replaces Shane Long in the only change to the same side that began

:38:47.:38:50.

last week and's loss at Burnley. Long, 30 today, dropping to the

:38:51.:38:53.

bench despite getting the late winner against Norwich in the FA Cup

:38:54.:38:55.

midweek. Demarai Gray, Shinji Leicester came from 2-0 down to draw

:38:56.:39:12.

2-2 last season. So we are under way on the south coast. A midday

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kick-off in bright sunshine. Booth with time to consider his options.

:39:19.:39:21.

Straight Ward Romeu. Bertrand has Katich on this

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nearside, he is too long for Rodriguez, Redmond! Time and space

:39:33.:39:42.

here for a measured cross, and it was naturally well by Nathan

:39:43.:39:45.

Redmond. Gareth Southgate among the interested spectators today.

:39:46.:39:52.

Katich, faced by Simson. Schmeichel pushing behind the corner. Good

:39:53.:40:03.

pressure here from the Saints. Redmond with the eventual shot that

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looked to be heading into the bottom corner until the intervention of

:40:07.:40:09.

Schmeichel. We are in the 19th minute and this is the first corner

:40:10.:40:10.

of the match. Away by Mendy. Demarai Gray. You can

:40:11.:40:37.

see the two Leicester men sprinting into the middle. How much room does

:40:38.:40:40.

Vardy have? Plenty, but ignored. Van Dijk finds Cedric with pinpoint

:40:41.:40:58.

accuracy. Redmond in towards Ward-Prowse! CHEERING

:40:59.:41:05.

Lovely flowing move from Southampton, and their pressure

:41:06.:41:06.

eventually pays off. James Ward-Prowse with his second

:41:07.:41:17.

goal of the season. You can see here he is just advancing onto the edge

:41:18.:41:20.

of the penalty area. A well struck shot. Schmeichel might feel that he

:41:21.:41:27.

could have done a little better. Just the faintest of fingertips from

:41:28.:41:32.

the Leicester goalkeeper. Southampton take the lead. In

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conceding the first goal this season, Leicester have not won won.

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The omens are not good for a Leicester victory today. A clash of

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heads. And it is in parlours Mendes who looks like he has -- it is

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Mendy. The end result is a free kick to Southampton. Ward-Prowse is

:42:10.:42:25.

behind it. Mic drop here for Rodriguez! A gain, Leicester failed

:42:26.:42:32.

to clear the ball away and Jay Rodriguez takes full advantage. A

:42:33.:42:41.

fine left footed finish past Schmeichel. Crank Malta. Eventually

:42:42.:42:46.

cleared away -- Drinkwater. Okazaki making a run, Demarai Gray.

:42:47.:42:59.

It is a number of times now that he has made tracks forward, and has

:43:00.:43:02.

gone for goal, instead of perhaps using a team-mate. Claudio Ranieri

:43:03.:43:08.

will no doubt be reminding his team that they came from 2-0 down here

:43:09.:43:10.

last season to draw 2-2. Van Dijk's clearance. Van Dijk has

:43:11.:43:26.

landed rather awkwardly here. This could be a major problem for Claude

:43:27.:43:32.

Puel and Southampton, not only for today but for the next few matches

:43:33.:43:36.

possibly for the Saints, starting with the League Cup semifinal at

:43:37.:43:42.

Liverpool on Wednesday. And Jack Stephens will come on in his place.

:43:43.:43:54.

Fox will use Schmeichel. That was Ray close to being intercepted.

:43:55.:44:07.

Should have scored. Really careless from Leicester at the back.

:44:08.:44:27.

Romeu getting his body in the way. Towards Robert Huth and over from

:44:28.:44:39.

Wes Morgan. Two central defenders almost combining to bring Leicester

:44:40.:44:43.

back into this match, but it flew over.

:44:44.:44:52.

Foul by Huth on Katich. Ward-Prowse and Tad Dick are behind

:44:53.:45:10.

-- Tadic. Oh, it has gone in. Yoshida runs away but it came off

:45:11.:45:16.

Wes Morgan. The referee has come across to the

:45:17.:45:30.

near side and will have a word with his assistant. Offside. The flag

:45:31.:45:39.

raised against Yoshida, just offside, but very, very tight. And

:45:40.:45:45.

his presence was just enough, and certainly interfering with play. Wes

:45:46.:45:52.

Morgan is a very relieved man. What a contrast to last season for

:45:53.:46:00.

Leicester City supporters. Redmond. Long. He is in behind Wes Morgan. It

:46:01.:46:07.

is Shane Long, down in the penalty area, and Michael Oliver says it is

:46:08.:46:12.

a penalty. Longer's pace causing all sorts of problems here. -- long's

:46:13.:46:21.

pace. It's been a miserable Sunday lunchtime for Wes Morgan and

:46:22.:46:28.

Leicester City. Dusan Tadic with the responsibility. Tadic and it is 3-0.

:46:29.:46:35.

And with a little under five minutes plus stoppage time remaining,

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Southampton have surely ended their run of four successive Premier

:46:42.:46:47.

League defeats and confirmed that Leicester's miserable away form this

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season will continue. It was not a good performance. It is

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my fault. I wanted to change the shape of my team, and in the two

:46:59.:47:04.

last matches against Chelsea I played with three at the back and

:47:05.:47:07.

today I played with the diamond in the midfield, and maybe my players

:47:08.:47:15.

did not understand my idea very well. To what extent today was that

:47:16.:47:22.

a perfect Southampton performance? Well, I think it was a great first

:47:23.:47:28.

half. A good game. It is perfect for us. It was important for us to win

:47:29.:47:37.

this game after four defeats. It was important to start the game well and

:47:38.:47:40.

we were aggressive all over the pitch and we won the battles and we

:47:41.:47:44.

knew Leicester would make it into a fight. The way we performed and we

:47:45.:47:49.

were on the front foot was great. It is hard to put our finger on the

:47:50.:47:53.

answers to get the result, but we will keep trying and we will try to

:47:54.:47:57.

remain positive. We try to do our best, but at the moment everything

:47:58.:48:02.

is wrong. I want to come back with a new shape to give more calm to my

:48:03.:48:08.

players. They will react as soon as possible. Were you surprised by how

:48:09.:48:13.

comfortable that was for Southampton? I was. I was expecting

:48:14.:48:17.

a competitive game. What the game show today is that anybody who

:48:18.:48:21.

thinks tactics don't matter is talking rubbish. A couple of coaches

:48:22.:48:27.

have told me that in the past, it should be just players, but tactics

:48:28.:48:30.

do matter, and Leicester got completely showed up today. As you

:48:31.:48:36.

heard cloudier say, and admit. He admitted post match, and you said

:48:37.:48:42.

about five minutes in the office that if Leicester persist with this

:48:43.:48:45.

diamond they will be in trouble. Well, thanks. Well, occasionally I

:48:46.:48:55.

dish out praise. I saw it early because I've played there are times,

:48:56.:48:59.

you understand how difficult it can be in certain areas of it. When you

:49:00.:49:04.

the pictures now of how wrong they got it, it's believable. --

:49:05.:49:08.

unbelievable. This is a mini diamond, and they are

:49:09.:49:16.

all too close together, you could throw a blanket over all four of

:49:17.:49:21.

them. It became for players not knowing their roles they have not

:49:22.:49:25.

obviously works on it much. Southampton use displaces so well in

:49:26.:49:29.

the wide areas where the Leicester full-backs became isolated -- use

:49:30.:49:35.

the spaces so well. Leicester got more confused and upset with each

:49:36.:49:38.

other. Drink water is coming across and is meant to be on the right side

:49:39.:49:42.

of the diamond and is not sure whether to come out to Ryan

:49:43.:49:46.

Bertrand. This is another example. Three of the diamond are actually in

:49:47.:49:50.

a good position. Danny Drinkwater is in a good position because he's not

:49:51.:49:54.

sure whether to drop, press, and he doesn't do either. Simpson is left

:49:55.:50:02.

on his own again and it's an easy cross. This could have been five

:50:03.:50:10.

minutes, this footage. There is the diamond, they are all on the

:50:11.:50:13.

left-hand side, and Danny Drinkwater has 50 yards to make up. His body

:50:14.:50:21.

language was not great. Ndidi is coming over, what am I doing? Who am

:50:22.:50:26.

I marking? The late run, another cross into the box and this is all

:50:27.:50:32.

in the first 20 minutes. This, I don't know what shape that is. I'm

:50:33.:50:38.

telling you now that four midfielders should not be close

:50:39.:50:42.

together. Good players find space. They switch out to the right weather

:50:43.:50:46.

places. Mendis too late to get so is Ndidi. -- Mendy is too late. You

:50:47.:50:52.

don't know what you are doing, you have worked on it, and Drinkwater is

:50:53.:50:59.

too late to get across. It was so far from the Leicester City we saw

:51:00.:51:03.

last season it was incredible. You have played in a diamond. When you

:51:04.:51:09.

are in a diamond like that, whose responsibility is it to boss the

:51:10.:51:14.

diamond? The player at the base of it? Yes, because he can tell you to

:51:15.:51:17.

drop. And that is the newest member of the midfield. Drinkwater would

:51:18.:51:22.

have been a better option to sit in there. It was a mistake. You could

:51:23.:51:27.

see a resistance in the body language. Claudio Ranieri has tried

:51:28.:51:33.

to make a change and you understand why, and he has held his hand up

:51:34.:51:37.

after the game. Do you appreciate that as players when your manager

:51:38.:51:42.

goes, that was my fault? They have been champions and at the moment

:51:43.:51:45.

there form is shocking. They won 11 away games last season I haven't won

:51:46.:51:51.

a single one this season, so he wanted to make a change and it

:51:52.:51:54.

hasn't worked. They have to go back to basics. You play the diamond when

:51:55.:52:02.

you want to boss the ball. 60% of the time they lost possession but

:52:03.:52:05.

they were still champions so he needs to go back to the previous

:52:06.:52:08.

system and trust is players. Fair enough, it is the first step, to

:52:09.:52:14.

admit it. A word on Southampton. You still have to find the space on the

:52:15.:52:18.

weaknesses may quickly worked out that the switch of play would help

:52:19.:52:21.

them. And the quality they had, especially down the left-hand side

:52:22.:52:25.

with Ryan Bertrand, and Ward-Prowse played they had so many players who

:52:26.:52:30.

were intelligent enough to find the spaces and punish Leicester, so they

:52:31.:52:35.

deserve credit. They were under pressure after losing four games.

:52:36.:52:39.

Looking at Ward-Prowse. David Pleat, who seems to watch more football

:52:40.:52:43.

than anyone, said about four years ago that he was the closest thing he

:52:44.:52:47.

thought to David Beckham in how he delivered the ball. I think he was

:52:48.:52:51.

with Luke Shaw and Calum Chambers. I've seen him watching games myself,

:52:52.:52:58.

and this fellow, he made his debut at 16 and he has this ability to be

:52:59.:53:03.

able to whip a ball. But it's how you can get the best from him. It

:53:04.:53:10.

has freed him up. He won the ball back for his team very well, and 14

:53:11.:53:16.

times, more than any other players. That has not been one of his

:53:17.:53:22.

strengths. No, it hasn't, that he uses the dead ball situations get

:53:23.:53:25.

the goals, and he's making it count with the ball on the move, and it's

:53:26.:53:29.

that whip, it's a bit like David Beckham. There are certain players

:53:30.:53:34.

with that ability. He whips that ball in, totally commits to it. I

:53:35.:53:38.

used to think he will overindulged it a bit, but he has the ability to

:53:39.:53:47.

do it, so why not? He has a more rounded game, and he whips it into

:53:48.:53:52.

an area, asking questions of the opposition defence. Is he at the age

:53:53.:53:58.

now where he needs to start consistently? Not be on the bench,

:53:59.:54:02.

he needs to start games regularly. He needs to show all aspects of his

:54:03.:54:06.

game and not just be put in there because he can whip in a corner. He

:54:07.:54:11.

is averaging about 15 or 16 games per season to start and he needs

:54:12.:54:14.

more, but maybe he's turned the corner. He looks fitter and

:54:15.:54:15.

stronger. Part one of our round-up

:54:16.:54:16.

begins at Anfield. It came to Llorente. And he puts

:54:17.:54:39.

Swansea in front. And he has shocked and field inside the first two and a

:54:40.:54:43.

half minutes of the second half -- Anfield. Olsen.

:54:44.:54:52.

Tom Carroll is an option. Terrific delivery. Llorente. Goodness me. Two

:54:53.:55:00.

goals in five minutes. Both from Fernando Llorente. And the bottom

:55:01.:55:09.

club Swansea are 2-0 up at Anfield. In from Milner. Firmino. There is

:55:10.:55:18.

one back. Roberto Firmino reduces the deficit at Anfield.

:55:19.:55:23.

Lovely touch. In towards Firmino instead. Fabulous finish from

:55:24.:55:35.

Firmino. Two goals for him, two goals for Liverpool, and they have

:55:36.:55:37.

got it back to 2-2. Leroy Fer. Llorente. Here is Tom Carroll.

:55:38.:55:49.

Trying to weave his way through. It will come to Sigurdsson. Swansea,

:55:50.:56:00.

back in front. He can't believe it. Swansea are pinching themselves.

:56:01.:56:01.

Liverpool two, Swansea three. Arnautovic with the lay-off. Joe

:56:02.:56:17.

Allen. Continuing the run into the penalty area. This looks promising.

:56:18.:56:21.

It's in the back of the net. Stoke City with the lead. That's going to

:56:22.:56:28.

have to go down as an own goal of Juan Mata. Wayne Rooney with the

:56:29.:56:32.

ball at his feet. Deep in added time. Rooney's delivery. Oh, it's a

:56:33.:56:41.

sensational goal. Wayne Rooney, record-breaker. That is number 250.

:56:42.:56:48.

And Wayne Rooney now stands alone as Manchester United's record

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goal-scorer. De Bruyne, trying to find a way

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through to Sane. Hugo Lloris has missed it, and Sane taps Manchester

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City in front. Hugo Lloris as Eric Dier hesitated, then he opted to use

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his head and missed it completely. Is there a suggestion of handball

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from Leroy Sane? However he got it under control, he had the simplest

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task after it. Otamendi sends Raheem Sterling on his way. De Bruyne is

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central. Lloris has lost it. De Bruyne scores a second for

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Manchester City and it's a gift of a goal for Kevin De Bruyne.

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Dele Alli. Harry Kane. David Silva on the slide. Now Kyle Walker. What

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a good ball in, and it is headed in by Dele Alli. Spurs are back in the

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game. Same old story for Manchester City, their opponents have hardly

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had an attempt on goal, here is one on target, and here is one in the

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net. Kolarov. Raheem Sterling, onside. Nearly to wrap it up. There

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was a little push from Kyle Walker. Just as he was about to strike on

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goal. Pep Guardiola is furious. Raheem Sterling about to pop it in

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and Kyle Walker pushes him. He kept his feet, and maybe that's why he

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didn't get the penalty. Eriksen. Gliding away. Son. Spurs level. A

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fine finish from Son. Moments after Pep Guardiola was adamant that they

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should have had a chance to make it 3-1 from 12 yards, and it is a total

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turnaround at the Etihad Stadium. The

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the team and the pace of the player. I like to play good football. There

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is intensity, but despite that, we play good. Let's establish that

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more. You can play with intensity and play good football. I think what

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he wanted was the quality of the football to be recognised first

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rather than the intensity, but they are kind of coming together, because

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winning the ball high up and moving it fast, with and without the ball,

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creates better football. They did it all. They were really unlucky. It

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was as good as Manchester City performance I've seen in a long time

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they had many players at it. Tottenham were hanging on for dear

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life and showed good spirit to get back in the game, but they should

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have been out of sight. All the discussion about the Kyle Walker and

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Raheem Sterling penalty has actually meant that city's football has not

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been discussed as much. No, and it is the philosophy Pep Guardiola. You

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wonder what he was working on the training pitch and people questions

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the defenders, but he's only interested in the artists in

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midfield, De Bruyne, David Silva, what can they create. And if we play

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well enough, it will take care of itself, we don't have to defend

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because we will score the goals and win the game.

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That formation there, some of the players are different, but did that

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formation rather than necessarily the personnel take them back to how

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they were playing, say, August, September, October? That is when

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they were on the best run. De Bruyne and Silva playing ahead of

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Fernandinho, Gundogan coming on for a little while. But it is basically

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two number tens rather than to holders and one the button. What it

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creates is magic all over the pitch, especially when they are that good

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because the brain was fantastic. The problem they have got is even when

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they dominate games and are making chances. As Pep Guardiola says, they

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are not scoring enough goals, not converting enough, that's fair

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enough. But defensively they are still looking for robbery. He will

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be wanting more goals from Aguero. Costa is probably the difference of

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the Premier League, scoring the goal, the number one marksman.

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Gabriel Jesus to help out as well. He will be demanding more, that is

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where he will be looking to buy new players.

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Plenty of live football on the BBC this week.

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Five Live has commentary on the second legs of

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Liverpool v Southampton on Wednesday, and Hull against

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Our coverage of the FA Cup fourth round begins on Friday

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And tomorrow afternoon, there's highlights from

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the Australian Open tennis on BBC Two.

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Britain's Johanna Konta is back in action.

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2 Good, 2 Bad to come, after the rest of yesterday's goals.

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COMMENTATOR: On by league, turned a bad pass on to a good pass. Still

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between the two, still persisting. Decent offending in the end, a touch

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would have sent him over, he has got cramp. Everton can play on. He

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doesn't need treatment, he has worked his way back onto the pitch.

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That is a caution of all the fence. Off macro leave. The keeper did very

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well. Davis into the box. He has won it for Everton, and the boos from

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Crystal Palace fan because they were down to ten men. Schlupp still

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receiving treatment and the referee did not studied. It might have been

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offside. That is the bigger question for me. Brilliant finish to give

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Everton the points. Carroll attacking it, and Carroll

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scoring! Last week, he scored an absolute worldie against Palace.

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This is much more of a bread and butter ball for the West Ham number

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nine but no less valuable. Negredo. Better. Clayton going right

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towards Traore, now can he just get the Afterburn is working? Lurking

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for Chambers, the cross, Stuani! West Ham lost him back stick and the

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Uruguayan could not miss. Carroll looking left for Creswell. Carroll

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now in the box ready for the cross. Instead it is back four Antonio to

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drive, good save by Val theirs, Carroll! No offside, Carroll at the

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double -- good save by Victor Valdes. Middlesbrough defender 's

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appeal for offside, who was in when the ball was struck and Carroll

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helps himself to his second of the day. Antonio, West Ham have players

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over here. Calleri, and they are looking for Lanzini, and it looked

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easier to score. Still the chance is there for Calleri, and it is in.

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West Ham have wrapped up the points, Lanzini kept it alive, Calleri

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chanced his arm, of the knee of Clayton and Middlesbrough have lost

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another one. Phillips, Brunt got a head on it.

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McAuley in, and 1-0, brilliant finish, Darren Fletcher turned and

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volleys West Bromwich Albion in front! He had the space but didn't

:04:58.:05:02.

he use it well? Chest, turn, volley, goal. James Morrison has done well

:05:03.:05:09.

to find Phillips. Phillips is not good through the legs of O'Shea.

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Chadli, surely? He has hit the bar, Brunt, great finish! Brilliant

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finish! How about that from Chris Brunt?

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Holebas prepares to deliver. Lukaku at the front post, the opening goal

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by Christian Kabasele. Bournemouth will be disappointed to concede from

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the corner. Here is Adam Smith, a good launch into the penalty area

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and it is finished by Joss King! Only his second goal in 15 Premier

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League appearances. Cleverly's corner, a good delivery, the

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goalkeeper was unable to clear it. Artur Boruc just came and flapped at

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it but could not prevent Troy Deeney from restoring Watford's lead.

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Afobe, there is a Watford player down and Benik Afobe takes advantage

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to get a second equaliser of the game for Bournemouth. Kabasele, who

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was down nursing an injury, Afro Afobe took full advantage, and it is

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a crucial, crucial goal for Eddie Howe.

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Chelsea have extended their lead to the top to eight points.

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Arsenal are now their nearest challengers, after their late win.

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Tottenham and Liverpool complete the top four.

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Hull's defeat cost them the chance to move out of the relegation zone.

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Of the other clubs to play today, Southampton rise to 11th,

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Burnley drop a place to 13th, while champions,

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Just time for a quick two Good, two Bad.

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Burnley's bus driver didn't want Matt Lowton to play today! The

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lovable Slaven Bilic less than lovable to this little Middlesbrough

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fan. Although I'll borrow Negredo had no problem keeping his mascot

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nice and quiet. Remember the fan at last week's Sunderland - Stoke game,

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disillusioned at having to watch through five minutes of injury time.

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She was back for more, watching her team at West Brom yesterday. That is

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what us fans go through. I given much to Martin and Danny.

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We finish with Wayne Rooney, who yesterday scored

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the one to take him ahead of Sir Bobby Charlton,

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as Manchester United's record goalscorer.

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COMMENTATOR: What a special strike! Wayne Rooney for Manchester United,

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what a goal! Oh, what a goal! Rooney goes for the extraordinary, oh, and

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it's an unbelievable goal! Rooney, the captain on the scoresheet.

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Rooney there at the back post! Rooney with the ball at his feet, oh

:08:50.:08:52.

it is a sensational goal! Wayne Rooney, record-breaker.

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