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Caomihan Kelleher could play a key role in Liverpool’s title hopes
Liverpool are lucky to have Caomihan Kelleher. Not many Premier League clubs have a second-choice goalkeeper as impressive as the Reds’ number two. Kelleher was crucial in the Carabao Cup final triumph over Chelsea and was once again central Liverpool’s dramatic 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest on Saturday.
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England must build around Phil Foden like City have this season
Not many players are operating at the level Phil Foden is right now. In fact, Pep Guardiola believes the Manchester City midfielder is currently the “best player in the Premier League” after netting his 17th and 18th goals of the season in Sunday’s derby.
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Newcastle Place 6 preview | 5th March
14.20 – Download The Racecourse App Raceday Ready Handicap Chase All three runners in the opener have a decent chance. TWOSHOTSOFTEQUILA returned a comfortable winner at Catterick last time out and is the one to beat.
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Kelso Place 6 preview | 2nd March
Join Steven Dowler’s (@Architect_Tips) Win 6 syndicate here 13.42 – bet365 Handicap Hurdle BREWIN’UPASTORM makes a rare appearance in a handicap, and this multiple Grade 2 winning hurdler must have serious claims.
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Where has it gone wrong for Ansu Fati?
Barcelona had such high hopes for Ansu Fati. At the height of their financial crisis, which still looms large to this day, they had to turn inwards to their greatest weapon, La Masía, their young academy.
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Wetherby Place 6 preview | 29th February
14.15 – wetherbyracing.co.uk Novices’ Hurdle With some of the best form on offer, MAGICAL KING should be going close to taking the opener here. He has made the frame in three of his five starts and will appreciate the drop in grade, so he should, at the very least, make the frame.
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Bangor Place 6 preview | 28th February
14.20 – John Hewitt Memorial Novices’ Handicap Chase THATZA DAZZLER absolutely bolted up at Ludlow on his second go in this sphere, and although it’s hard to be confident that he will be in similar form, he must be shortlisted.
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Carabao Cup triumph shows what Liverpool will lose when Klopp leaves
The pride was clear in Jurgen Klopp’s grin as he celebrated an unlikely Liverpool triumph in Sunday’s Carabao Cup final. Everything was in Chelsea’s favour to get the job done, yet it was “Klopp’s Kids,” as they have been widely dubbed, that ended up with their hands on the trophy on the famous Wembley steps.
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Catterick Place 6 preview | 27th February
14.20 – Racing To School Female Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle COULD BE TROUBLE has won and made the frame several times in this sphere and should go well venturing into this grade for the first time in her career.
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Foden enjoying the best season of his career and finally becoming a key pillar for City
When Erling Haaland failed to make the difference for Manchester City against Bournemouth on Saturday, Phil Foden stepped up. The 23-year-old has been doing that lot for Pep Guardiola’s team of late, scoring five goals in his last six games in all competitions.
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