05/03/2017 Match of the Day 2


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Comment and analysis comes from Jermaine. We begin a White Hart Lane

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and a A talisman make sure hard to beat a

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little faster. When you need a goal, they score. When you need a winner,

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they deliver. When you need a performance, they play. Spurs have

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Kane. Everton look to Lukaku. Which talisman will bring the team fortune

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today? COMMENTATOR: Since the start of last

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season, they have 77 goals between them, same age, same job, both

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determined to maintain recent headlines. ASBOs aim for a

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consecutive ninth record home win, -- as Spurs aim for. The top scorer

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has 12 goals in his last 11 games. Ronald Koeman makes one change to

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the Everton team that beat Sunderland. Gareth

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Asking for an option. He puts it square to Wanyama. KG possession

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from Tottenham. -- kilograms. Davies. Being closely marshalled.

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Might be able to get a shot in here. And he is. And what a special strike

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to add to the collection of Harry Kane. You can't keep them out of the

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headlines at the moment. And that is another headline strike. There

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looked to be nothing on, and then Everton just stood off. And he

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drilled that pass Joel Robles. 11 goals in his last 11 Premier League

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games. 18 league goals for the season, and what a way to start

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scoring today. -- the scoring. The rehearsed celebrations not quite

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meeting the standards of the strike. 12 goals in the last nine at White

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Hart Lane alone. Here he is again. Into Eriksen. Kane is on-site. Still

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Kane. Good save by Rob Les, and Eriksen miscues. Joel Robles denies

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Kane and Tottenham a second. He came out quickly and stood his ground.

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Then Eriksen made a mess of the second ball.

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Schneiderlin could not get it under control. Walker, into Eriksen. Took

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it early. It was the speed again of Tottenham's passing. One touch from

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Eriksen, and the second was also -- almost in the back of the net. You

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can see the cotton -- confidence in Tottenham's play. A wild challenge

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from Funes Mori from behind on Harry Kane. It has upset the Tottenham

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players. Just a warning for the Argentinian on his 26th birthday.

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Eriksen's delivery. All the way through. I guess -- Guess who was

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closest to it. He was in there again. Just watch Ashley Williams. I

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wonder if he has slightly pulled Harry Kane back.

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Or was that just a normal grapple? Not in One's opinion. -- in Kane's

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opinion. Here come Tottenham again. Vertonghen. Away by Coleman.

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Wanyama. Kane. It wouldn't have counted, I don't

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think. The offside flag was up. But Everton were almost punished here.

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Watch this clearance from Coleman. Sloppily on to Wanyama, and Kane is

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offside. Ronald Koeman has only beaten Spurs once in five attempts

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as a Premier League manager. He will have something to think about at

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half-time. Short to Davies. Back in from the Welshman. A free header,

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Dele Alli. Didn't really have enough power to fully stretched Joel

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Robles. He wasn't picked up, that is sure. Schneiderlin. Walker, the

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covering defender for Spurs. A very solid outfit, but Everton yet

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to trouble Hugo Lloris. They might be trouble defensively again.

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Vertonghen, and what a run from the Belgian. This was right from inside

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his own half, Vertonghen. Went past Ashley Williams and he would have

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done well to beat Joel Robles from there. Everton needing a source of

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inspiration at the moment. He won't get to that, no, he did, he kept it

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in. Did really well. Schneiderlin caught in possession. And it drops

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to Harry Kane. Well, Everton punished, Kane again. At the double.

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On that one was gifted to him. -- and that one. Rolled out to Morgan

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Schneiderlin, who did not see Dembele coming, and from that moment

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on, Everton were in trouble. Took the gamble, and credit to Dele Alli

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as well. You quite simply know that when Harry Kane is in that kind of

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situation, more often than not, there is only one end result. Look

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what it means to Mauricio Pinilla Pochettino. Harry Kane has three

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hat-tricks in nine games and is one goal away from a fourth now. Morale

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ass. -- Kevin Mirallas. Trying to find luh khaki. A slip from

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Vertonghen, and a chance for Luke RQ. Everton have hoped -- Lukaku. 24

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Harry Kane and one for Lukaku. His first-ever goal against Tottenham

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and there is light against -- at the end of the tunnel for Everton. The

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Tongan lost his footing, and Lukaku kept his cool and composure --

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Vertonghen. Nine goals in nine games in 2017. 18 Premier League goals for

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the season. And he now is Everton's record Premier League goal-scorer.

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His 61st taking him past that man, Duncan Ferguson. More importantly,

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he has got Everton right back in this game. The two stars of the show

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both on the scoresheet. But Kane has won more than Lukaku. Only the

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second goal Spurs has conceded in eight home league games. Harry Kane

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with a hat-trick opportunity. Denied by Joel Robles. How important might

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that save me from the Spaniard? Harry Kane just tried to chip this

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over him. And a fourth hat-trick in ten games is in sight. Tussling with

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Williams, and Ashley Williams is penalised. A Tottenham free kick.

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In towards Dele Alli from Harry winks. -- Harry Winks. Nine home

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league wins in a row for Spurs confirmed. That is a new club

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record. Dele Alli with his 13th league goal of the season. That

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settles it once and for all. Clever from Winks and a perfectly timed run

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from Dele Alli and he helped it along its way. Steered it past Joel

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Robles. Clever, clinical and another win for Moritz your Pochettino. 16

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for the season now. Just the 24 goals in the last ten games. 3-1.

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That is in towards Valencia. It is 3-2. Spurs were still celebrating.

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And in the third minute of stoppage time, he might well look at his

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watch. They have reduced the deficit again. A quickly taken free kick and

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Enner Valencia, unmarked, the substitute, scoring his second

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Premier League goal for Everton. We have had almost five minutes of

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stoppage time. Michael Oliver has had to looks at his watch. There is

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the whistle. Moritz your Pochettino has led Tottenham to nine

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consecutive is league victories for the first time in the Premier League

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era and in doing so has ended Everton's nine-game unbeaten run.

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Both Lukaku and Kane on the scoresheet, but it is Tottenham who

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take the three points. 3-2. When Harry Kane does what he does today,

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do you take it for granted? Yes, for me, Harry is one of the best. We saw

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it today. It was a good game and he was fantastic. He has a brace and

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it's fantastic that he is in our side. I wanted that third goal. I

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had a chance in the first half after my first at the type probably should

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have scored on the keeper made a good save and I should have put my

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foot through it. The most important thing is winning the game and we are

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delighted. We know they are strong but they have had two or three

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seasons in a row with the same plays -- players, and they bought some

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better players and that is all about timing. That is what we need to have

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at Everton. If we get the time to improve that is the next step for

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the club. Romelu Lukaku has 61 Premier League goals, and broken the

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record for Duncan Ferguson. That is some feed for this player. It is

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fantastic. He showed again today he is so strong and dangerous. If he

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gets a chance, it is a goal. OK, it's not a competition between one

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strike and the other striker. Both strikers showed today their quality

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in finishing and also Romelu Lukaku today. Nine consecutive home league

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wins. A new club record. In this season, that is some record. Yes,

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it's another fantastic achievement for that group. We feel very proud

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about that. To build that home record, I think that has made

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history and we can start to make history with that group. They are

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young players. It is only the start of the good things that is coming in

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the future. A good win for Spurs. Both managers talking about their

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star strikers in the post-match interviews and even pre-match we

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were talking about Kane against Lukaku, who you would rather have.

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After the game, the stats are still very, very fine to separate them.

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Romelu Lukaku are a bit faster than Harry Kane today. But it's not just

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about looking at the individuals. It's more subtle than that. It's not

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just Kane against Lukaku. You will be looking at goals when it comes to

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strikers and there are two of the best young strikers in Europe in

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these two. If Lukaku had what Kane had in terms

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of the support, Eriksen and Dele Alli, what they do, they occupy

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defenders. They keep them thinking. Rogat Eriksen -- look at Eriksen

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with Williams. Funes Mori is thinking, do I go in there or not?

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Not many keepers. This. A fantastic strike. But the point is, Harry

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Kane, with the players around him he has that. It is about occupying

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players. We can do things on his own. Look at this, fantastic touch.

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He has the option, and when he gets the strike, it's the composure first

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and foremost, but the other option. They are there, Dalyan -- ready and

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waiting. Who is the man who strikes the rebound? Christian Eriksen, who

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is always there or thereabouts. Usually the strikers coming short.

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If Lukaku comes in short, he hasn't got the run. Dele Alli comes in and

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mix it around the corner. That allows Harry Kane to be where he

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wants to be. In between the sticks, making runs, trying to get across

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centre halves. Even then Eriksen and Dele Alli you saw them following up.

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This is poor play from Everton. Williams and Schneiderlin getting

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mixed up. Spurs have done this all season, press high, sharing the

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workload and when Harry Kane gets in these positions he doesn't miss

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many. Another fine data Harry Kane. so you are not looking at the

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interaction between the two of them, just positioning? It is more what

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they are going to occupy defenders, it allows this man to have as much

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time and space it needs to do his business. When he is more isolated,

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who were discussing in the office, England at the Euros, that is when

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he will struggle more. He does struggle, when he is on his own

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isolated he is nowhere near as effective for club and country.

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Whereas you think Lukaku is happy to be isolated and work on his own, and

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yet there were signs for Everton at the Ritz partnership developing. He

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is definitely better on his own. But you need somebody there to find the

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final pass. What we have seen in the last four or five weeks, Ross

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Barkley, who I thought was Everton's best player today. He has a

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combination, a bit of an understanding. In behind Vertonghen.

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Good defending by him in the end but there is definitely an

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understanding. They play passes to each other, they understand what

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each other's doing. There is only one thing on the mind of Lukaku. He

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knows if he gets to the far post, Ross Barkley will put it into a

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really good area. That is what he does, he sees the run from Lukaku.

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Williams defending again. Another counterattack. Again, Lukaku,

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because he knows that Ross Barkley has the ability to play that pass,

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the pass around the corner, he makes the run. He doesn't get it first

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time. Ross Barkley wants to get into a better position, who is he looking

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for in the box, Romelu Lukaku. Still bits of the game they can improve.

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This is a perfect opportunity. Just take it forward a little bit more.

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Now Lukaku, on your bike. Like how high the top and back three. Ross

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Barkley has got to play that ball. That is a one-on-one opportunity. He

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makes the wrong decision. He keeps possession of the ball but when you

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are in that position you have got to play that pass and take the risk. He

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ended up on the right-hand side, Ross Barkley. When the ball comes

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out the Seamus Coleman, again, this is Romelu Lukaku, he wants the ball

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played in behind and he wants the ball from Seamus Coleman just

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tricked into that space there. That doesn't come. Ends up coming back to

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Ross Barkley and he is the one person in the Everton team, unlike

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Spurs, he is the only player in the team who can play that pass through.

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This is my one criticism. He has got to make the second one. Are you

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saying the disappointment...? As a striker you have to continue to make

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that run, with Ross Barkley on the ball, he can play that pass. This is

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the gold. This is unbelievable power. He can barge is way through

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as core goes like flirt and break the all-time record for Everton in

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the premier Li Keqiang Ronald Koeman said they are a work in progress,

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Everton, and might need a funeral players -- a few more players. The

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one Show that the shape was right. I think Ronald Koeman got the shape

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wrong. I thought they were far too conservative, not really attacking,

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especially the good form they have been in. Look at this here, your

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whole team down the left-hand side of the pitch will stop trying to win

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the ball -- the ball back, granted, but once you do that you have a

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problem. As a full-back, he needs runners in here. They want someone

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busting a gut to try to get into these types of position. He runs it

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into a channel, when they did have the ball, another thing they

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struggled with in the first half was lack of runners. Nobody was willing

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to break the lines of the Spurs defence. As they pick up the ball

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here, you have brains out wide. Baines is the obvious ball but

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everybody wants to go towards the ball. You haven't got anyone wanting

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to make that run in there, bend your run, get the Spurs defence going. I

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think naturally Mirallas and Lookman would look to do that. They are

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players that like to break the lines and get those Spurs defenders

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running towards the own goal. We have seen the whole Everton side,

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again very one sided. As a midfield player, that is your ball in. You

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want your front three, which are here, making those runs. They are

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too bunched up together. They play the easy pass. Can you partly

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understand why Ronald Koeman went with the team he did given the

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strength of Spurs at home? No, because they have been on such a

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good run, this is a real opportunity for Ronald Koeman to see what his

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side is about. If we are going to break into the top six, let's do it

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the way we do. I don't see Spurs changing the way they play. Do you

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feel Everton have been here before in times in recent years, ready to

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take the next step and then maybe haven't in a particular game? It

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happen a lot when I was at Everton just when you thought you were ready

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to break into the top six, top five. Ronald Koeman hit it on the head.

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One or two players of real quality, that means he will have to invest in

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a better quality of player than they have. They are very close to

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breaking into the top six. I feel like we should do some contrived

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hand routine but we won't. Time for the goal of the month, six to choose

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from. COMMENTATOR: Nothing to suggest at

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the moment Arsenal can get back into the game. Diego Costa to Hazard.

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Chased by Coquelin, too strong for him, Chelsea fans rise to Eden

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Hazard, into the box, brilliant! A brilliant goal by Eden Hazard!

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Strength, purpose, technique come it had everything. A goal to savour.

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Danger here, and brilliant! Didier undying with a wonderful strike and

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a huge goal for Sunderland -- Didier N'dong.

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Here comes Brady, good try, brilliant goal! Brilliant,

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brilliant, brilliant for Burnley, around the edge of the wall. And all

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the time curling into the top corner past Courtois. That's as good as it

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gets. Davis tries to find him, I'm not

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sure it was necessarily aimed at Coleman, who gets to it, and here

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comes Gueye, and Everton score! And Idrissa Gueye maguey scores his

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first Everton goal. Out towards Kane! Oh yes, he does it

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again. He's on a hat-trick again. Tottenham's terrific number ten.

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We know this one's heading. Tin hat time. Getting up well. Spring heeled

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leap. Headed away by Milner, only as far as Drinkwater! Oh, what a goal,

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fantastic strike from Danny Drinkwater! And he absolutely loved

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that home. What a finish! STUDIO: To vote, head for the BBC Sport

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website, click on the go of your choice. We will close the vote at

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11:15pm and give you the result was the end of the programme. On the

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Sunderland against Manchester City. Just the sort of match the home side

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don't need right now. Times are tough for Sunderland, bottom of the

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Premier League again after a decade of struggles. This is the lowest

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points total in that time. They have lost by four today, it's

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embarrassing. They've had many great escapes before but commit possibly

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do it again? Jermain Defoe, so often the saviour. Can Jermain Defoe

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supply enough goals? It is literally on his shoulders, week in, week out.

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Facing them, inform Manchester City. It is a thrashing Manchester City

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have dished out tonight. Your commentator is Guy Mowbray.

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COMMENTATOR: In the early part of the decade, City lost four in a row

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here for 1-0 in the same time that they could barely buy a win against

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David Moyes's Everton. The prospect of a return to that sort of history

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seems a slim one. Sunderland side is an unchanged one. Billy Jones is OK

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despite a head injury at Everton last week whilst Jordan Pickford

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plays the second game back after his two-month absence with a knee

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injury, and he might be a busy goalkeeper. City's keeper is Willy

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Caballero for the fourth league game in a row after heavy praise was

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lavished on Claudio Bravo by his manager this week. Today's answer to

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the weekly question where Will Fernandinho play is midfield. It is

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a play all about closing the gap. For City to Chelsea, for Sunderland

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to safety. The former seems much more likely that this is the Premier

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League, and we do know that surprises are in place. Stones.

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Ndong quickly on Kolarov. A great roar of support for the team in red

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and white, who have started with so much energy and enthusiasm. That one

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cannons off Kolarov, it has winded him and Billy Jones has the better

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of cliche. Just behind Jermain Defoe and Cabella row able to collect. But

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that has got the Stadium Of Light absolutely pumping. Just the sort of

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start that the fans on Wearside demand. If the bookies are going to

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be right and Manchester City are going to win today, Sunderland look

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like they will make them work very hard for it.

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Defoe has had a go, and the rebound as well away from the target from

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Bellini. Cabaye Yarrow oh well beaten by Defoe's strike. Sunderland

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are making a brilliant fist of this. That is a heck of a shot. It caught

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Cabella row by surprise and look how close it is to giving Sunderland and

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unlikely lead. Bellini instinctively got there on the rebound but could

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not corrected. Sunderland's confidence is up, their enthusiasm

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is plain to see. How long can they keep it going? Kolarov deals with

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the phone. Jones chugs forward down the right. Larsson. Januzaj. Jones

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is still there. Across the face, well it never got there, because of

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Kolarov, but it is a Sunderland corner. Another moment of high

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promise for them. Januzaj. Good header, but straight at Caballero.

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Billy Jones climbed highest of all and got above Bacary Sagna and got

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his effort on target. Anywhere that there, and he scores. For all of

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city's mastery of the ball, it is Sunderland who have forced the save

:30:06.:30:09.

from Caballero and hit the right-hand post firmly through

:30:10.:30:15.

Defoe. Sane. He leaves Jones on the decks. And David Silva is an inch or

:30:16.:30:22.

so from finishing. Leroy Sane has really found his Premier League

:30:23.:30:28.

defeat in the last couple of months. -- Premier League feet. Defoe.

:30:29.:30:31.

Jones. Defoe. Keeps the ball. It is

:30:32.:30:43.

deflected off Kolarov and it spirals away for a Sunderland corner.

:30:44.:30:53.

Arun Ikone hanging back, and he makes his move. The barges into

:30:54.:30:59.

David Silva. Jones again. Did not get the hang time this time. He is

:31:00.:31:05.

just about on his way back down when the ball arrived. Would you believe,

:31:06.:31:09.

six minutes before the break, that Billy Jones has been Sunderland's

:31:10.:31:15.

most likely scorer in the City box. Starting to pace up and down a bit,

:31:16.:31:26.

Pep Guardiola. Januzaj was in on it and Yaya Toure Toure did well to

:31:27.:31:32.

help out the goalkeeper. Toure. Finding David Silva. Raheem

:31:33.:31:41.

Sterling. Looking for Aguero, and Aguero with his customary goal

:31:42.:31:45.

against Sunderland. What a fine finish that was. He made that look

:31:46.:31:53.

so easy. Sergio Aguero scores against Sunderland for the fifth

:31:54.:31:56.

game he has played against them in a row. David Silva to Stirling, you

:31:57.:32:02.

wonder what will happen next, but look at the movement Aguero. Perfect

:32:03.:32:05.

timing and the perfect touch applied to the ball. Goal number 23 of the

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season for him. He really is a master of his art. You do just have

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the feeling that there is another gear in Manchester City that they

:32:22.:32:30.

have yet to go to. Aguero. Toure. He keeps the ball and gives it to

:32:31.:32:38.

Raheem Sterling. Toure. O Shea not letting him shoot. Raheem Sterling.

:32:39.:32:45.

David Silva. He will have a go. Parried by Pickford and cleared

:32:46.:32:52.

further away by Januzaj. David Silva playing his own game, wandering

:32:53.:32:55.

around, finding the space. The ghosts into positions in which he

:32:56.:33:02.

can shoot. -- he ghosts. End dong. -- Ndong. Fernandinho. Sane to the

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left. Leroy Sane with a dart into the penalty area and he hits the

:33:14.:33:19.

post and scores. Manchester City went up through the gears like a

:33:20.:33:23.

Formula 1 car there. And through they drove into a 2-0 lead. Here

:33:24.:33:30.

they go. It is Fernandinho. David Silva and Sane is just waiting to

:33:31.:33:37.

go. And when he went, he was able to find a finish as well. Yet another

:33:38.:33:40.

goal made by the brilliant David Silva. Leroy Sane has now scored in

:33:41.:33:47.

three games in a row man Monaco, Huddersfield and now Sunderland and

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that might be the goal that sees them off today.

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You can see another goal or more for Manchester City here because all of

:33:57.:34:02.

the Sunderland chasing of the ball has to take its toll. Januzaj wins

:34:03.:34:15.

it. Fernandinho. Ndong. Fernandinho back at him and the ball breaks to

:34:16.:34:22.

Larsson, and Caballero makes the save, with a message to his

:34:23.:34:27.

team-mates that they must stay stretched on. Januzaj with the

:34:28.:34:31.

Sunderland corner. Caballero makes another save. Gratefully clutching

:34:32.:34:39.

the ball. Laming Kone got it on target but did not have the power to

:34:40.:34:45.

be Caballero. -- beat Caballero. That is a good ball out from Januzaj

:34:46.:34:51.

to Larsson. He tries to get away from Gael Clichy. Up to Defoe.

:34:52.:34:56.

Januzaj, Ndong to the left. Here is the aid. The cross is a good

:34:57.:35:09.

one, and the header is wide from Januzaj -- here is Bryan Oviedo.

:35:10.:35:12.

Just needed a little more on it. Larsson. Away from John O'Shea. Here

:35:13.:35:34.

is Sane on the ball. De Bruyne. Lovely poke through to Aguero,

:35:35.:35:37.

trying to catch Pickford out with an early shot. Pickford caught the

:35:38.:35:40.

ball. De Bruyne. Well, he hit it hard, but

:35:41.:36:02.

he hit it wide. Aguero did well to get out of the way of that.

:36:03.:36:06.

Sunderland being opened up all too easily now.

:36:07.:36:14.

Ndong. Fernandinho cuts him off in his prime. Clichy. Aguero.

:36:15.:36:23.

De Bruyne. Nolito with a spirited run to the left-hand side. Here is

:36:24.:36:31.

Sane. Bryan Oviedo in his way. Aguero, with nobody in his way

:36:32.:36:39.

except Pickford. Brilliant save. The way he shifted his weight and got

:36:40.:36:42.

his hand out there was quite fantastic. That is why Jordan

:36:43.:36:47.

Pickford is one of the hottest goalkeeping prospects around. It is

:36:48.:36:52.

all about results. Sunderland need points. That will frustrate David

:36:53.:36:56.

Moyes, of course, but he must be able to take some solace about the

:36:57.:36:59.

way his team have applied themselves to the task today. For Pep

:37:00.:37:05.

Guardiola, another game to take off. Three more points on the board and

:37:06.:37:08.

they continue their pursuits on all fronts.

:37:09.:37:10.

We are happy, we played good and we made a good performance. The first

:37:11.:37:20.

ten minutes was tough because in the first few minutes for Sunderland we

:37:21.:37:25.

expected they would be aggressive in terms of the intensity they played,

:37:26.:37:28.

but afterwards we controlled the game. We made a very good first goal

:37:29.:37:35.

but we got to half-time at 1-0 and then it was completely different to

:37:36.:37:40.

draw or lose and in the second half we played really good. I think we

:37:41.:37:47.

are very happy with the performance. Sunderland made us suffer today in

:37:48.:37:50.

the first half on the first was close. The game is never finished

:37:51.:37:56.

but we got lucky today. I think the level has been improving. When you

:37:57.:38:01.

are at the bottom it's difficult to say that because you are not picking

:38:02.:38:04.

up three points or winning, it's not noticeable. But when you are in it

:38:05.:38:09.

every day you can see it gradually getting a bit better. But obviously

:38:10.:38:12.

we have big games coming up and we will have to do it. We have to keep

:38:13.:38:18.

going and grinding it out. They got two goals and we were chasing the

:38:19.:38:24.

game today. We go to Burnley and Hull City and then those are the

:38:25.:38:28.

games to target and get the wins. I believe the one that hits the post

:38:29.:38:32.

today, when that comes out, maybe we can hit the other side of the post

:38:33.:38:36.

and we hit the underside of the bar last week. Just a couple of things

:38:37.:38:40.

are not going. Hopefully we will be a bit luckier in the coming games.

:38:41.:38:44.

Pep Guardiola said in the post match interview that they expected someone

:38:45.:38:48.

to play with intensity at the start, which they did. But they lacked the

:38:49.:38:53.

control. For the first 30 minutes Sunderland were the better team.

:38:54.:38:58.

They stopped the rid of them playing out from the back and I think it's

:38:59.:39:01.

the best I've seen a Sunderland side play this season. David Moyes can be

:39:02.:39:05.

proud of the way his team played. He had set them up to just stop --

:39:06.:39:10.

disrupt the rhythm of Manchester City and was pressing from the

:39:11.:39:13.

front. He stopped the man city centre-backs from playing out from

:39:14.:39:17.

the back. But there is not that much pressure on the ball, but the minute

:39:18.:39:20.

it is transferred back, there is pressure.

:39:21.:39:23.

You have to have two or three men going behind you, and Defoe goes

:39:24.:39:29.

tight. He goes back again and they are forcing Man City to play

:39:30.:39:32.

backwards. They do like to control possession of the ball and they like

:39:33.:39:36.

to do it in the opposition half. The good though Sunderland players.

:39:37.:39:39.

David Moyes told his players to flood the Man City half and make

:39:40.:39:45.

them make mistakes. For about 42 minutes they were fantastic. If

:39:46.:39:49.

there was ever a point in the game that described in a nutshell what

:39:50.:39:53.

Pep Guardiola is about, it was the goal they scored. It was fantastic

:39:54.:39:57.

in terms of options on the ball. The minute Caballero gets the ball the

:39:58.:40:02.

centre-backs split so there are two options. Fernandinho drops in. There

:40:03.:40:06.

are three options straightaway and then the full-backs split as high

:40:07.:40:10.

and wide so you can ship it to them. That creates the space in midfield

:40:11.:40:15.

for Yaya Toure A. That is created, because look out wide and high the

:40:16.:40:20.

wingers are playing there. Aguero is playing high as well and stretching

:40:21.:40:26.

the team. Look how big Man City make the pitch. This is how Man City

:40:27.:40:29.

scored the goal. A bit of fortune there. But look at the passing, the

:40:30.:40:35.

movement and the space created. And there is one man I have not

:40:36.:40:38.

mentioned, and that is David Silva. Probably the best player at the

:40:39.:40:43.

moment though Manchester City. He plays the ball wide, sterling

:40:44.:40:46.

knocked it in the box and that has gone from one end of the field to

:40:47.:40:51.

the other and that is Pep Guardiola creating space and the overload.

:40:52.:40:55.

Fantastic and great to watch. There are two things about that and it

:40:56.:40:58.

might sound stupid, but when you see it like that you realise how big the

:40:59.:41:04.

pitch can be. Is that stoppable? At times when you have genuine quality,

:41:05.:41:11.

no. The details are so fine. Gibson could be a bit closer to split the

:41:12.:41:16.

difference and Januzaj could have been a bit closer as well but the

:41:17.:41:20.

problem they have got is that they were very brave and to press that

:41:21.:41:28.

high up the pitch and press the back four of Manchester City, but when

:41:29.:41:31.

there is a break in the chain of the pressing, which there was there and

:41:32.:41:35.

you get a team like Manchester City running at the back four. They were

:41:36.:41:39.

five against five and then you have David Silva on the ball, five

:41:40.:41:42.

against five and then you have a problem. Why don't more teams do

:41:43.:41:49.

that? It looks so affected. The teams that have caused Manchester

:41:50.:41:52.

City problems have pressed tight and dropped the ball. Why don't more

:41:53.:41:55.

teams do what Manchester City did because it looks so affected? With

:41:56.:42:00.

Pep Guardiola, you see them make mistakes at times and he doesn't

:42:01.:42:05.

care. They have to play that way. Sometimes as a manager you make one

:42:06.:42:09.

or two mistakes, but Pep Guardiola, though centre-backs have to go wide

:42:10.:42:13.

and the full-backs go high and the wingers go high. That is his

:42:14.:42:17.

philosophy. If there was ever a picture painted of Pep Guardiola,

:42:18.:42:23.

that was it. And speaking of the wingers, the city fans could have

:42:24.:42:26.

some exciting times over the next two years. These two wingers are

:42:27.:42:33.

seriously exciting. Good, young prospects and they have been

:42:34.:42:37.

brilliant all season. Saint has been a fantastic addition to the squad,

:42:38.:42:41.

but Raheem Sterling is another player in -- Leroy Sane. Very good

:42:42.:42:46.

at holding the width and breaking the line when he needs to. He set

:42:47.:42:49.

the goal up. But what I was impressed with today, and he doesn't

:42:50.:42:55.

quite go past the full-back, but watching give the ball to David

:42:56.:42:59.

Silva. Makes one run, makes another, didn't get the ball, but that is his

:43:00.:43:03.

attitude. He is prepared to make room after room to get the ball.

:43:04.:43:08.

Gets himself centrally -- run after run. Get the Sunderland players

:43:09.:43:11.

running towards the Rome goal, and that is what he did. He squares it

:43:12.:43:16.

but there's no Manchester City player inside. Saying was definitely

:43:17.:43:20.

the pick of the bunch. Pep Guardiola says he's getting better every day.

:43:21.:43:24.

He is getting stronger and quicker and scoring goals. He ran Sunderland

:43:25.:43:30.

ragged. Playing one twos, getting behind the back four. He is getting

:43:31.:43:35.

more character about him, pointing to where he wants the ball, give me

:43:36.:43:40.

the ball. Should have found David Silva but he tried the right thing.

:43:41.:43:43.

You can highlight them both here will stop great finish, great run

:43:44.:43:49.

and he's in the boxing Casey wants to square it. As a partnership

:43:50.:43:54.

upfront -- and he is in the box if he wants to square it. As a

:43:55.:43:57.

partnership upfront, those three, it's exciting. I remember Gareth

:43:58.:44:03.

Bale when he went from Southampton to Tottenham. Early in the season is

:44:04.:44:07.

all, Leroy Sane, he's young, bit weak. Gareth Bale was like that. And

:44:08.:44:12.

I am seeing something similar to him, the way he has devastating pace

:44:13.:44:16.

and goes past people with power and pace. Simplicity at times. He is not

:44:17.:44:21.

going to do two or three step overs. Running behind with pace and the

:44:22.:44:26.

devastating finish. He could be a great player. Some good shots at the

:44:27.:44:29.

end of the game when Guardiola was still talking to the players as they

:44:30.:44:32.

came up and still coaching them, giving them advice.

:44:33.:44:37.

He wasn't happy the last 25 minutes, they were passing the ball around

:44:38.:44:43.

the back four. Taking too many risks. He wanted them to play in

:44:44.:44:48.

Sunderland's half. Yes, keep possession, but keep possession with

:44:49.:44:55.

purpose. There is no better place to do it. He wants to point his issues

:44:56.:44:59.

out on the pitch so players are aware and it is fresh in their

:45:00.:45:08.

minds. Or analysis -- more analysis to come, but we stuck with

:45:09.:45:12.

yesterday's calls at Anfield. COMMENTATOR: Lallana wide. Coutinho,

:45:13.:45:28.

the dummy, and Firmino puts them up. Liverpool ahead. Milner in to

:45:29.:45:41.

Firmino. It should be two and it is. Liverpool in the driving seat now.

:45:42.:45:49.

Arsene Wenger looks perplexed. A big half-time change for Arsenal. Alexis

:45:50.:45:57.

Sanchez comes on. Sanchez, lovely ball through the Welbeck. Out comes

:45:58.:46:05.

the keeper. Arsenal have won back. The impact of Sanchez off the bench

:46:06.:46:10.

almost immediate. Arsenal back in the game. Bellerin, is this

:46:11.:46:19.

Arsenal's last chance? Sanchez, terrific block. He is struggling for

:46:20.:46:25.

fitness. Lallana now on the counter. Thought about getting the pass away

:46:26.:46:30.

from Origi. It does so now. This to finish it, that finishes it.

:46:31.:46:42.

Liverpool 3-1 Arsenal, another classic counterattack.

:46:43.:46:55.

Pogba. Turned in by Marcos Rojo! Manchester United's dominance gets

:46:56.:47:11.

reward. Pugh goes down under challenge from

:47:12.:47:29.

Phil Jones and Bournemouth have a penalty and possibly a way back into

:47:30.:47:37.

the game. Scores for Bournemouth, and makes it 1-1.

:47:38.:47:49.

It has broken to Martial. He took Ibrahimovic out. Pogba, Rooney back

:47:50.:48:01.

to his feet now. Once again that they hands of Artur Boruc save

:48:02.:48:14.

Bournemouth. Rooney to Mata. Up goes Ibrahimovic. Not high enough and

:48:15.:48:22.

down went mains after that brush. Down goes Ibrahimovic after a push

:48:23.:48:28.

from Sermon. He has already been booked. Is he going to show a second

:48:29.:48:35.

yellow to Ibrahimovic in a moment? That was the challenge from mains on

:48:36.:48:40.

Rooney. You can see that the boot catches the head of Ibrahimovic, and

:48:41.:48:43.

he knew who it was an thrust his elbow back into the face of means.

:48:44.:48:49.

He has to go but he hasn't. In my situation I jumped up, I jump

:48:50.:48:52.

higher, at the same time I protect myself and I'm lucky he jumps into

:48:53.:48:58.

me. He jumps into my elbow. We still have to sort out the Andrew Surman

:48:59.:49:04.

confusion in the moment. I wonder the Wayne Rooney has just reminded

:49:05.:49:07.

Kevin Friend about the Bournemouth captain. Yes. In the end, all that

:49:08.:49:17.

has happened is that, very belatedly, Andrew Surman has a red

:49:18.:49:25.

card for the second yellow. Pogba will try to keep it in. It should be

:49:26.:49:35.

a penalty, it is a penalty. Ibrahimovic against Boruc. And it is

:49:36.:49:39.

saved by Artur Boruc! Martial misses. Really well anticipated by

:49:40.:49:42.

Boruc. Lorenzi! Fernando Llorente moves

:49:43.:50:00.

into double fingers -- Fernando Llorente moves

:50:01.:50:01.

his scores for the second week in succession. Appeals for a handball.

:50:02.:50:13.

It has been given. Penalty kick to Burnley and you can see what Swansea

:50:14.:50:16.

thinks of that. There is the handball. Looked as though it came

:50:17.:50:22.

off the arm of Sam Vokes. Andre Gray. Up against Lukasz Fabianski

:50:23.:50:26.

and he makes it 1-1. Luton towards folks. Gray able to

:50:27.:50:47.

turn and fires it in past Fabianski. Brilliant piece of play from Andre

:50:48.:50:52.

Gray. His second goal today takes him up to nine for the season and

:50:53.:50:55.

puts Burnley in front. Little backheel the fied also, the

:50:56.:51:10.

behind. And his cause. -- Olsson. How about that for a backheel from

:51:11.:51:15.

Sigurdsson. Olsson still had plenty to do.

:51:16.:51:22.

Carol curling it in towards Llorente! He has done it again! It

:51:23.:51:31.

is his fourth race of the season and Fernando Llorente may well have

:51:32.:51:35.

given Swansea a huge three points in their battle force a viable! You

:51:36.:51:40.

watched the skin yesterday, aside from the fact they have a centre

:51:41.:51:44.

forward who can't stop firing bullet headers into the net, what else is

:51:45.:51:47.

going their way? When people say what has Paul Clement done, what

:51:48.:51:52.

would you answer? The three in midfield I really like, the deep

:51:53.:51:56.

lying midfield Jack Cork with Leroy Fer has started to build a

:51:57.:51:58.

relationship. Cork is always an option deep. Leroy Fer provides an

:51:59.:52:04.

option on the right-hand side. What a ball that is into the box and

:52:05.:52:09.

Llorente just won't stop scoring. On the other side of the pitch

:52:10.:52:16.

perimeter well as a team. Tom Carroll has won four of the six

:52:17.:52:20.

games at Swansea since he joined. It is that little play, Leroy Fer

:52:21.:52:26.

sustaining the attack, that tells me they have a structure to the way

:52:27.:52:29.

they play. The delivery is getting into the box were constant yesterday

:52:30.:52:34.

as well. Llorente must be licking his lips every game. And take some

:52:35.:52:38.

of the pressure off Sigurdsson? It takes a lot of it. They can fight.

:52:39.:52:46.

You If give Sigurdsson the ball enough he will not miss too many. He

:52:47.:52:51.

has such a good return when it comes to goal. But this goal was the

:52:52.:52:55.

Swansea of old. I am watching the game thinking, this is the Swansea

:52:56.:52:58.

are used watched three years ago, popping it around with confidence.

:52:59.:53:02.

Great flick from Gylfi Sigurdsson and what a finish it was from

:53:03.:53:06.

Olsson. It was a performance that tells me they will stay in the

:53:07.:53:11.

league. Let's deal with the story that started to develop last night

:53:12.:53:14.

after Alexis Sanchez started on the bench for Arsenal against Liverpool.

:53:15.:53:18.

This afternoon and into the evening stories have started to come out.

:53:19.:53:23.

BBC Sport website said he was dropped not for tactical decisions

:53:24.:53:26.

but because of a row in training. Newspapers following suit. This will

:53:27.:53:30.

be the Daily Mail tomorrow back page. The Mirror. Saying he is on

:53:31.:53:36.

his way out after a series of rows and training. When so many

:53:37.:53:46.

newspapers have it at the BBC Sport website have it, the stories have

:53:47.:53:50.

come from somewhere and you would imagine if everyone has at somebody

:53:51.:53:55.

is briefing. The minute that team got announced yesterday, Arsenal

:53:56.:53:58.

going away to Liverpool when you need your best players the pitch.

:53:59.:54:04.

Alexis Canter is is some. Straightaway I thought this is not

:54:05.:54:07.

tactical, this is not Arsene Wenger changing to go direct because he

:54:08.:54:13.

never does that. It is coming to a head I think for Arsene Wenger as

:54:14.:54:19.

well. He has to sort out his contract out, is he staying or

:54:20.:54:23.

going? I think players take advantage of situations like this

:54:24.:54:26.

when a manager is undecided whether to stay. How can Arsenal look for

:54:27.:54:31.

players for next season? The players they have at the moment, who will be

:54:32.:54:36.

the manager next season? If Sanchez wants to leave Comey can play on the

:54:37.:54:39.

fact that Arsene Wenger is not committed. The rumours of dressing

:54:40.:54:49.

room unrest, there have been arguments. But Phil is right, if the

:54:50.:54:54.

manager is not committed, how can they expect players to do? Players

:54:55.:54:59.

sign long contracts are measured look at that they are there for that

:55:00.:55:02.

period of time. What will happen with Arsene Wenger sort itself out.

:55:03.:55:08.

He is well within his rights to be upset with what has happened with

:55:09.:55:12.

Arsenal. In the second half it was hardly a show of strength to say

:55:13.:55:16.

you're not playing any more. If you are upset, do you show it publicly,

:55:17.:55:21.

which is one of the problems, because he was so publicly

:55:22.:55:23.

disheartened in the defeat at Bayern Munich and matters one of the

:55:24.:55:30.

problems. Publicly how? What do you want to be, happy? I am just asking

:55:31.:55:35.

the questions! He showed a lot of disappointment after the Bayern

:55:36.:55:41.

Munich game. They lost 5-1, what do you want to do? Get an ice cream

:55:42.:55:46.

out, have a party? LAUGHTER Now I don't, Philip.

:55:47.:56:01.

Still to come, too good to bad and the results of goal of the month.

:56:02.:56:12.

First the rest of yesterday's action. Hull City break away.

:56:13.:56:26.

Supporting him here, Clucas is in there, and Hull City have taken the

:56:27.:56:28.

lead! Vardy, he is going to get this one

:56:29.:56:43.

back. Leicester City with a goal by fax have equalised. -- by Fuchs.

:56:44.:56:50.

Mahrez. And still. Trying to work the space for a shot, Mahrez! Oh I

:56:51.:57:03.

say, he's back at the forefront of Leicester City's attack! They are

:57:04.:57:14.

all up for this and it is in! I think it might have got a Hull head

:57:15.:57:18.

there. Tom Huddlestone very dejected.

:57:19.:57:29.

Deeney's flick on. Pocock. Davis Cup across, Deeney in. Great reactions

:57:30.:57:40.

from Troy Deeney to volley Watford in front! Nice from Redmond. Tadic.

:57:41.:57:47.

Ghosting in. 1-1! Redmond, who is standing in an

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offside position are judged to have made no attempt to play the ball.

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Redmond. Away from the Rani easily and away from, Gabbiadini is in the

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middle. Redmond, and income beautiful goal! Wonderful team goal

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by Southampton finished off by Redmond.

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2-2! Laid into his feet by Isaac Success, and a very smart finish.

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Here's Redmond. Profile went for Koelle, and

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Gabbiadini scores again for Southampton! Heurelho Gomes with the

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mistake and who is there, Gabbiadini is there an Southampton lead 3-2.

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Doussain Tadic, Redmond wants it and gets it. Long is in the middle. It

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is four. Nathan Redmond surely seals the game. Niang delivers, it flashes

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a long way and it is touched in. Watford have got one back. Watford

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free- for Southampton. Forward by Yohan Cabaye. Looking for

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Wilfred Zaha. Brings it down well, and he puts it away with aplomb.

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Cracking strike from Wilfred Zaha. All hands on deck here for Crystal

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Palace. Can't get past Townsend. Palace with a chance to break away

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as Townsend holds on the youngster -- holds off. He's done well.

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Benteke gets on his bike. Townsend might take it all the way. Andros

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Townsend. Sensational goal. Brilliant, brilliant play from

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Andros Townsend. He just kept going and going and going, and West

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Bromwich Albion could do nothing about it.

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Arnautovic has made some good runs today. A good first touch, around

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the goalkeeper, and that is brilliant from Marko Arnautovic. How

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about this for a trap in the penalty area to kill the sting of the ball

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and finish with aplomb? Delivery by Glenn Whelan. Header by Peter

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Crouch, and it is 2-0 to Stoke and two goals for Marko Arnautovic. The

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votes Orrin, time for the result of February's goal of the month -- the

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results are in. So here are the top three. Harry

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Kane in third, Danny Drinkwater second, and the winner of goal of

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the month with 36% of the vote, Chelsea's Eden Hazard.

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Nothing to suggest at the moment that Arsenal can get back into the

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game. Diego Costa, to Hazard. Chased by Coquelin. Too strong for

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him. The Chelsea fans rise for Eden Hazard. Into the box. Brilliant. A

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brilliant goal by Eden Hazard. Strength, purpose, technique, it had

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everything. A goal to savour. Here is the Premier League table.

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Spurs have cut the lead to seven points behind Chelsea. Manchester

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City a point behind having played a game fewer. Sunderland's loss means

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sure they are bottom, six points from safety with 11 games left. Here

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is Januzaj. Spurs TV took the brief jokey approach to interviews. This

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is a quick one. What did you think of the game today? Very good. Thanks

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very much. In the office, if you think you are young and down with

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the kids, you enjoy the routine, if you are grumpy middle-aged, you

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didn't. Did you like it? Spot on. Did you like it, Phil? Not for me.

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There you go. The benching of Alexis Sanchez was all the more surprising

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given the percentage of goals he contributes to Arsenal. So we will

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leave you with the players that their clubs could not do without.

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Philly offer an ice cream. -- Phil is off for an ice cream. What a

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special strike to add to the collection of Harry Kane. It has

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dropped to Harry Kane. Harry Kane at the double again. Here is the cross

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towards Sanchez. Fantastic goal. Alexis Sanchez, the shimmy, it is

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magnificent. Into Ibrahimovic. What a brilliant goal. A world-class

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finish. Ibrahimovic, in the net. Zlatan Ibrahimovic for Manchester

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United. The chance for Romelu Lukaku. And he now is ever to's

:03:58.:04:03.

record Premier League goal-scorer. Sigurdsson. A backheel for Olson.

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He's in behind, and he scores. How about that with the backheel from

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Sigurdsson? Sigurdsson, it is in. When Swansea needed, Gylfi

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Sigurdsson delivers. What a finish that is by Alvaro Negredo. Danger

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here. Jermaine Defoe. Incredible. I attended Mr Delaney's funeral

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and a ghost appeared. I witnessed and participated in

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darkness that you cannot conceive.

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