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16 minutes Sarr shoots distant to the other end. Not a bad job, but Alisson had it covered. A more appropriate opportunity came from Kulusevski Robertson’s strike from the right; because the fertile land is felt by the spurs of the field.

15 minutes Diaz slides forward and plays the ball to Gakpo, who shoots an arrow over the bar from 20 yards.

15 minutes Gravenberch reads Bissouma’s pass to Maddison and rushes to start another Liverpool to attack Nothing came of it except that Rodri’s interception was a nice demonstration of how good Gravenberch was in that position.

14 minutes The Spurs are seeing more of the ball now, though Liverpool they remain threatening.

12 minutes “Is it a problem for Tottenham to really blow big leads because they stick to their free approach, or (as Wilson pointed out) not take the lead in the first place when the opposition is not so adapted?” The wonders of Sean Orlowicz.

I guess a little bit of both. We lost two games 2-0 which doesn’t happen every season.

10 min: Finish, except by Forster! Alexander-Arnold, on the right of the touchline, leads a stunning pass to find an unsuspecting Salah eight yards from goal. His throw was bravely saved by Forster and Szoboszlai’s fierce pursuit was blocked by a defender.

Hall power it was only offside but that does not reduce the imagination or the quality of the pass.

8 minutes The spurs really go away. Maybe it’s a good sign: they started terribly at the Etihad and won 4-0, and brilliantly against Chelsea when they lost 4-3.

6 minutes Alexander-Arnold’s ricochet in the corner drives someone near the post and is stopped by Solanke.

5 minutes Gakpo found the overlap of Robertson, whose cross was deflected after the first corner of the game.

4 minutes Diaz headed wide from 22 yards. Liverpool I really started well.

3 min: Chance Sala! Forsterus, who was startled on his feet in his sleep on Thursday, inexplicably tries a nonchalant trick on Sala, who continues towards him from the right side of the area. Salt boxes the ball down and rattles a shot just wide of the near post. Forsters had covered the shot but the extreme throats were cringeworthy.

2 minutes “Good morning from Pittsburgh!” writes Eric Peterson. “Another exciting game, another result, I’m trying to get my head around why we use the words ‘inconsistent’ to describe Tottenham. The result, for sure, is the system, not the system seen on the pitch – it’s as consistent as it can be. Full marks to Ange Postecoglou for his demanding use of style a constant, which will bear in balance with the spurs of the adversaries arising.

“To paraphrase Ted Lasso with Jamie Tartt, if Postecoglou just describes how to turn that consistency into inconsistency, and that ‘you try to attack the opponent in every way’ mentality, with ‘hey we’re ahead, nothing needs to be ahead.'” anymore, just close this game ‘, it is said for – rum, the end of heaven for him.

1 minute It was a power to watch! Kick the boots from right to left as we watch.

Commemoration teams

Tottenham (4-3-3) Forster; Furthermore, Dragusin, Gray, Spence; Sarr, Bissouma, Maddison; Kulusevski, Solanke, Son.
Substitutes: Austin, Reguilon, Udogie, Dorrington, Bergvall, Olusesi, Werner, Johnson, Lankshear.

Liverpool (4-3-3) Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson; Szoboszlai, Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Sala, Diaz, Gakpo.
Substitutes: Kelleher, Endo, Nunez, Jones, Elliott, Jota, Tsimikas, Quansah, Nyoni.

“Verton v Chelsea, not exactly a classic game” said Tom Gould. “In the spotlight was the director recreating an iconic scene from the American format. Not Jordan Pickford lying naked on a bed of roses, the scene with a bag deftly blowing through the air!”

Sometimes there is so much beauty in the defensive shape of Verton… I don’t think I can take it.

Arne Slot’s

[Is playing through their press the key?] Everyone wants to be told. But it is more difficult because he is so intense and a person who is not afraid to go to the highest level. That brings them a lot, because if they win the ball from you, there is danger. We need to recognize the right moments as through – or through.

Ange Postecoglou’s pre-match thoughts

They are very good and pretty lethal in the final third. We’ve been scoring lots of goals, so it’s got to be 0-0 at the end of the day, mate.

[On Fraser Forster] He had two unfortunate moments the other day, but it happened. He is very good to us and has become a challenge.

From the archive: Scot of Moravia on the memorable Spurs v Liverpool games

“If poor Keith Burkenshaw had spent his £750,000 engine at the time and instead had Ardiles and Villam field, the whole of the bilingual side in 1961, the outcome might not have been very different,” opined Patrick Barclays of the Guardian. Liverpool scored seven: two for Kenny Dalglish and David Johnson, one for Ray Kennedy, a penalty kick by Phil Neal, and arguably the best goal ever scored, the zig-zag rake of the first-time Hollywood ball, Steve Heighway’s left-wing cross was finally scored by Terry McDermott he goes home, hastening on at a much later pace.

Today’s Premier League results

Liverpool will be top at Christmas regardless of today’s performance. Chelsea are the latest title challengers to come up dry against Sean Dyche’s Everton: the goal difference is half a point behind Liverpool He played two games.

Jonathan Wilson in Big Angel

Given his comments this week about football management to have a harder job than the prime minister; It is fair to say that Ange Postecoglou is feeling the pressure. Not to those calculations which will materially affect the lives of millions of years to come; No, he will try to work out a way out at home to Liverpool on Sunday. And yet, counterintuitively, it is Postecoglou who is more likely to stick to his principles.

‘too dear to hear’

Spurs fans protested against Daniel Levy and his friends before the game. Appearing supporters will also pay a load of balloons in 24 minutes; Leve and ENIC have been at Calcaria for 24 years.

What time will we go? It has now been 15 months since Luis Diaz scored a goal against Spurs. Today, Paul Tierney and Sian Massey-Ellis are in charge of VAR.

The slowest of the Premier League

• Verton 0-0 Chelsea

• Fulham 0-0 Southampton

• Leicester 0-3 Wolves

• Man Utd 0-3 Bournemouth

Ineos decided to release Ruben Amorim in taking the job mid-season rather than waiting until next summer, looks more insightful per week.

Team news

Half time scores

Four 2pm kick off is over Supreme League. That’s how you go.

• Verton 0-0 Chelsea

• Fulham 0-0 Southampton

• Leicester 0-3 Wolves

• Man Utd 0-1 Bournemouth

Bournemouth properties are fifth in the table, above Manchester City and in a different postcode to Manchester. Is Andoni Iraola the real deal?

“What with Molby…“

There’s more than one way to win a title Liverpool shows throughout the 1970s and 1980s. They often set a tough pace that no one can live up to (1978-79, 1982-83 and 1987-88 come to mind, let alone 2019-20). but there were also a few times when they were slow to write, so that the Terminators came through the field.

One such example was in 1985-86, when a dramatic victory in a televised game over Spurs was the catalyst for them upsetting champions Everton.

The beginning