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Your listening to the game football podcast from The Times. Today we react to the least

meaningful, but probably the most eventful game of the weekend, as Liverpool leave it very,

very late to Beat Spurs at Anfield. We'll talk about the issues regarding Yurken Club and the

referee Paul Tierney as well, or myth that like they've guaranteed their Premier League

Survival by thrashing leads at the vitality, are lead United's sleepwalking into relegation

to the championship. Heartbreak for Nottingham Forest as they're stunned by Brentford,

but could Steve Cooper have done better to manage the game? Our Southampton completely gone

after their defeat at Newcastle United. We'll talk about Roy Hodgson's resurgence

at Crystal Palace as they edge a seven goal thriller with West Ham and Erling Harland reaches

50 goals, but there's one teammate we need to talk about at Manchester City as well. This is the game.

Hello again. Welcome back to the game podcast. I'm Hugh Wysencroft alongside Alison Rard Gregor

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