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Hi there and welcome to this week's edition of the Sunday Supplement Podcast with me,

Vicki Gommosal, the assistant editor of the Mirror, Darren Lewis is here with me and

joining us this week is Skysport's news chief reporter, Carvae Solicol. Could this be the turning

point for Manchester United as they left it very late to get the win over Brentford? Tottenham

continued their best ever start to a season, going top after their 10 men beat Luton and I chat

with Pep Guardiola to discuss missing out on Declan Rice and I found out exactly what he demands

from all his players.

It's Manchester United and Scott McTomony who scored twice in added time as they came from behind

to beat Brentford 2-1. To discuss the game, we're joined by the Athletics and Manchester United

Correspondent, Laurie Whitwell, who's waiting to talk to us in the car. Laurie, good morning, you're

right. I'm good thanks guys, cheers having me on, sorry that I'm in my car, I'm on the move today,

so but I couldn't say no to you guys. No, but not literally on the move at the moment, which is a

good thing. Let's get to it then. You were ultrafied, weren't you, so what did you make of the

performance? You know, they look set for a seventh of the season, but no. Remark will turn around,

I mean, Scott McTomony scored twice in injury time at the first time. United have done that in

the Premier League, trailing 1-0 and then won the game in injury time. Obviously, they did that

in a rather more significant situation in the new camp in 1999 and to be honest, the noise

at this moment when Scott McTomony scored the winner was like nothing I've heard for quite a

long time. I mean, baby even harking back to his goal against Manchester City before a lockdown

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