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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly. Finally Liverpool play someone good.

Plymouth, bottom of the championship, one win in the last three months, beat the Premier League leaders with a second half penalty and a lot of centrebacks getting in the way. A brilliant performance from new signing, Nicola Kattich, completing it with F-bombs post-match. What a moment for new

manager, perfect beard motivational speaker, Miron Muslitch. Elsewhere, there were a couple of

almosts. There were celebrities in the house just above Brisbane Road as Barry went to watch Jamie Donnelly

score a worldly in a narrow defeat to City. Jonathan Wilson was in Birmingham to see Tomoko Iwata

kick it so hard it turned into an aeroplane, not quite enough to beat Newcastle. Voice

notes at the Red East Spurs out of two cups in a week, this time at the hands of Aston Villa

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