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This is the football daily with Steve Crossman.

In 11 goals in the two matches featuring British clubs Arsenal scored four, we'll be at the

Emirates shortly for more on their win over PSVeindhoven.

Manchester United conceded four into feet in Munich at the Allianz Arena, former England

defender Stephen Warren at Correspondent John Murray are there, somehow John, a seven-goal

thriller.

Yes, anyone who just hears the score will perhaps think that this must have been a real thriller.

In truth, for long periods, it didn't look likely to be anything other than a buy-and-win.

Not for most of the first half-hour mind when United actually showed well, but the turning

point was a real howler of a goalkeeping error by United's Andre O'Nanah, who couldn't

keep out a shot from Leroy Zane, as he dived down to his left.

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