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Liverpool finally find an attacking right back with great distribution,

Connor Bradley's first goal and two assists.

Makes you wonder when he'll be pushed into midfield and if there's time for Gareth to get him on

that plane. Meanwhile Darwin Nunez's stats are incredible and vary incredibly whether

your Troy Townsend or the rest of us hitting the woodwork four times a new Premier League record.

In North London, Spurs turn it on for 10 minutes just after halftime, and that's enough

to be a dogged and Mopay-led S-Housary masterclass from Brentford, just what the ownership rules

on goal celebrations and then

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