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Tottenham’s Identity Crisis Continues
Words from former manager Ange Postecoglou have come back to haunt Tottenham Hotspur. As of Wednesday, they are in the process of searching for the successor to his successor, after Thomas Frank was relieved of his duties.
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City’s Comeback Keeps the Title Race Alive
Liverpool fans weren’t the only ones who celebrated Dominik Szoboszlai’s freekick stunner against Manchester City on Sunday. At the time it flew into the back of Gianluigi Donnarumma’s net from 25 yards out, it appeared an uppercut had landed on City’s chin and their chances of winning the Premier League title.
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Liverpool’s Szoboszlai Dilemma
In the space of just 28 minutes, Dominik Szoboszlai demonstrated the pros and the cons of his role in the Liverpool team. The Hungarian’s stunning freekick gave the Reds a lead that could have, on another day, set them on course for an important win over Manchester City.
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The Premier League’s Ultimate Professional
While “Lose Yourself” by Eminem was dominating the music charts in the United States and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was exploding onto the box office, a young forward by the name of James Milner was making his debut for Leeds United.
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Is Abdukodir Khusanov developing quickly enough to be a starter for Manchester City?
Fit and available defenders are in short supply for Manchester City right now. Indeed, with Ruben Dias and Josko Gvardiol sidelined through injury for the foreseeable future and John Stones still struggling to find match fitness, Pep Guardiola has been forced to improvise to keep his team semi-functional at the back.
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The narrative that Florian Wirtz is a Liverpool flop is well and truly dead
Florian Wirtz was always going to have the weight of expectation on his shoulders this season. Signed for a fee of £116m that was a Premier League record at the time, the German was the focus of criticism when he took some time to acclimatise as a Liverpool player.
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A Familiar Ground: Tammy Abraham Back at Aston Villa
When Tammy Abraham last wore the claret and blue of Aston Villa, he had the world at his feet. It was the 2018-19 season and the striker was on loan from Chelsea, looking to enhance a burgeoning reputation by firing the Villans to promotion from the Championship.
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Newcastle United must find a way to cope without Bruno Guimaraes
Bruno Guimaraes could only watch from the stands as Newcastle United limply suffered a home defeat to Aston Villa on Sunday. What was a big opportunity for the Magpies to take a big step forward towards a top five finish became another sign of how Eddie Howe’s team still can’t be considered among the very best in the Premier League.
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New Man City signing Antoine Semenyo is already proving himself as the perfect Pep Guardiola winger
Some players need time to adjust to Pep Guardiola’s methods. Not Antoine Semenyo, though. Fresh from joining Manchester City in a £65m transfer from Bournemouth, the Ghanaian winger has found his feet quickly for his new team, registering four goal contributions in his first four games.
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Will Mohamed Salah’s return from AFCON destabilise Liverpool again?
The Africa Cup of Nations came at the right time for Mohamed Salah, and for Liverpool. The Egyptian has had some time to cool off after the inflammatory comments made before leaving for the tournament in mid-December, giving Arne Slot and the decision-makers at Anfield one less thing to worry about over the last month.
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Why Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace Reign Is Ending In Turmoil
It was telling that when Oliver Glasner made his way over to the visiting Crystal Palace fans after defeat to Sunderland on Saturday, the reception he received was far from positive. Eight months ago, the Austrian guided Palace to their greatest ever achievement, one that is not likely to ever be topped.
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