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Hi there, welcome along to this week's Sunday Supplement with me, Vicki Gommasort. Darren Lewis,

assistant editor of The Mirror is alongside me as always and this week we're joined by

former Manchester City Tottenham and Leeds midfielder Michael Brown. Now we'll discuss the race

for the Premier League title as Chelsea drop points, Liverpool leave it very late to get a win

and Manchester City go top for the first time this season. We'll also look ahead to Ralph Rannick's

reign as Manchester United manager. Morning, is she both you well? Morning, what would you

put, we're going to sing? I don't know, I think Ness and Dorma, I think is the only one we need to sing,

really. You've got to sing straight away, isn't it? Yeah, she's keen. Should we get it done quick?

I don't know, it's fine. Welcome along, the first time to the show.

Thanks for having me. You're welcome, you can come back if you're good.

Okay, so let's find out. I'm going to start with what was of course a significant day

in the Premier League title race. Chelsea dropped from first to third,

following defeat to West Ham. David Moisside came from behind twice to win 3-2 to further

their ambitions are finishing in the top four. So Michael, it was a great game for the neutral.

Not sure where to start, but I think what we should do is start at the end, because Arthur

Masewaka's goal for the win. What did you make of it? David Moiss called it a great cross.

Was that harsh? Who was it across? Come on, you've got to be honest. There's a few people saying

that you've been to, you've seen the goalkeeper off the line. I'm sure one of you two might think

that, actually. Now listen, he's gone, he's had a bit of time as the hesitation, good overlap

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