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The New York Times |
There was joy and relief in abundance as Jota jabbed a finger towards the badge on his shirt before a jubilant Curtis Jones jumped on his back.
BBC |
Slot confirmed Trent Alexander-Arnold and Joe Gomez "will not be back in the coming weeks" and Conor Bradley "will have to wait and see if he will be with the squad on Sunday."
BBC |
Do you think the goal should have been allowed to stand? And should James Tarkowski have been sent off for his earlier challenge on Alexis Mac Allister?

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