Point a Piece for Arsenal & Liverpool and Wasteful Manchester United Pay the Penalty.

606

BBC

Sport, News, Sports News, Soccer

4.2 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 27 October 2024

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Your football calls with Robbie Savage and Chris Sutton after Arsenal 2 - 2 Liverpool. Palace get their first league win of the season. Chelsea beat Newcastle and West Ham beat Man United 2-1 with an added time penalty.

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0:00.0	If you love your pop, this is right up your street.
0:04.7	Pop top 10 with Scott and Rylen.
0:08.0	We've picked some of the most hotly contested questions of all time
0:11.8	and decided to settle them once and for all with the help of some
0:14.9	special guests. We're taking it very seriously. I can't let things like that slide on this show.
0:20.3	Now come on! What are you on about? Don't put words into my mouth. I'm one darling
0:24.9	you're spat in them yourself. Search pop top 10 to listen on BBC sounds.
0:30.4	on BBC sounds.
0:31.4	on BBC Sounds, music, radio podcast.
0:36.0	Are you ready to have your say?
0:39.0	In the UK's biggest football debate, Your teams, your views. Get ready. This is 606.
0:49.7	With Chris Sutton and Robbie Savage on Five Live.
0:56.0	Welcome to 606, the nation's number one football
0:58.7	phone in short show tonight ahead of the Mexican Grand Prix.
1:02.4	But I tell you what what there's lots to talk
1:04.1	about.
1:06.1	Mateta!
1:07.1	Talish in front.
1:09.1	Cole Palmer's given space again shaking the head from Mark Woolton shot into the area
1:13.2	into the back there. What's he gonna decide he's gonna change his mind it's gonna give
1:16.8	penalty to West Ham in the 90th minute of the game.
1:21.8	Sala!
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