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for all the best reaction and analysis from some of the best football writers in the business.

Indeed, and joining us in the studio today, it is the Times' very own Allison Rudd.

Coming up, we'll look back on an historic afternoon for VAR

at Selhurst Park and discuss life without Kane for Tottenham,

but first to Anfield.

The front page of the game today reads teenage kicks as 18 year old

Curtis Jones settled the Merseys Derby with a stunning goal to send Liverpool through to the fourth round

of the FA Cup. He becomes the younger scorer in a Merseys-Dargu. and about his frustrations of being in and out of this all-conquering Liverpool side, despite his very young age.

Allison, what do we make of Curtis Jones then and his performance?

What I like most, and there's a long list of things I like,

but what I like most was his attitude.

You sort of expect, these stories are not unknown that teams have to rotate or

maybe have injury crises and in the cup it happens all the time you see players you've not seen before for

your clubs they come through and it's a it's you know for all that people moan

about the FAA cup not being taken seriously it is a chance to see who might be the starlets of your of your club.

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