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Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly, a game of two halves at the Tottenham

Hotspur stadium, Manchester United surrendering a two-go lead against a team with no

confidence under an interim interim. Lots of sad, slow-mo shots of spurs in the

Reyna halftime and they turned up in the second half for the first time in months.

So draw not necessarily that useful for either side but an enjoyable game nonetheless.

So good as some of the injuries that have dribbled around the entire

ever-tenteam twice as Newcastle marched towards the Champions League while

ever-tuner in deep trouble. Might they be following Southampton who is surely

down after defeat at home to Bournemouth? We'll look ahead to this weekend and ask

if Ryan Reddle's social media pursuit of Garathbae might just work.

That's your questions and that's the day's Guardian Football Weekly.

We've assembled a panel of people we presume would be awake at this time anyway.

It's what 10 to 11 pm UK time Barry Glenn Denning welcome.

If J. Comfort is prepared to steal past his bedtime to present football,

then I am prepared to steal past mine to talk about it.

Hey world class basics Barry Nordyn Choudry welcome.

Hello.

And hello John Brewin. Hello Max.

Let's start then with Spurs 2 Manchester United 2.

Here's some recency bias from me which I wrote about 10 minutes ago.

I think that second half was the best Spurs of played all season.

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