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Chelsea inflict just Liverpool's third defeat of the season to help them in the race for fifth place, TM.

After a couple of months off, Cole Palmer was brilliant, while the Reds began the game

at least on a well-deserved beach.

The supercomputer says Arsenal have a 99.9% chance of top 5 still, but defeat at home

to Bournemouth with the full strength side wasn't on the agenda.

Newcastle get three penalties, but only one penalty, as they get a point at Brighton,

while Man City beat Wolves on Friday night. We'll do Manchester United in Spurs Europa League games

while saying well done to Brentford and not so well done to West Ham. Permutation transistor

radio day in the AFL, Cobb and Bristol City make the playoffs, Luton relegated for the second

season in a row and poor Walsall finally won a game and we're going up until a deflected 96 minute winner for Bradford which said 24,000 fans wild at Valley Parade. We'll do

all that. Congratulations Harry Kane. Answer your questions and that's today's Guardian Football

Weekly. On the panel today Barry Gl Glenn Denny, welcome.

Hi, Max.

Hello, Dan Bardell.

Morning.

And good morning.

Jonathan Wilson.

Morning.

How you day?

I am very well.

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