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Hello and welcome to the Pitch to Post review show after a weekend that saw Liverpool break a club record and go an incredible 64 games unbeaten at home in the Premier League.

It's a run that stretches right back to May 2017. Amazing stuff. Good news for Manchester United as well. A battling performance saw them overcome West From at Old Trafford to take their current unbeaten

Home League run to one game. So much to get through today. First we'll be opening a vintage

bottle of Jose Marino as his Spurs side beat Manchester City 2-0 on Saturday to go top of the

Premier League overnight for the first time in six years. But the holders are right on their

tails in Part 2 will be focusing on Liverpool's dominant 3-0 victory over Lester. Considering

the injuries, was this their best performance since March. We'll then go to the Northwest in our regional review in part three, as James Cooper joins us to discuss all things Manchester United.

And in the treatment table, as absences dominate again, we'll round up the latest injury news and delve into the club versus country row.

I'm Jasper Taylor.

Alongside me to guide you through all of those issues

is Sky Sports News reporter Damesh Chef and Sky Sports senior football writer Gerard Brand.

Guys, before we move on to the serious stuff, and by that, of course, I mean the weekend's results.

I want to start with something that's fascinating me at the moment. Why are players still running

to the corner when they celebrate a goal? Is that just purely habit? I'm not sure what purpose

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