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15 minutes: Perisic hits the post! Tottenham almost equalized from nothing. Kane crossed from the right towards Perisic, whose header hit the post with Alisson’s thrusting shot over his shoulder (I think) and veered to the post. Moments later he made a more comfortable save, this time from Hojbjerg’s low-25 yarder.

15 minutes “Nunes has a welcome card, but watch Mo,” says Rick McGee. “He takes the ball on one foot, puts it down and hits it with the other before it hits the ground on the first touch. What a composure and skill.”

14 minutes Alexander-Arnold hits a delicious ball at Salah on the edge of the area. He controls it well but then makes a pass behind Firmino. everything Liverpool.

13 minutes This is the twelfth time this season that Tottenham have conceded the first goal.

It started with Robertson, who runs the game from left-back. He fired a cross at Nunez, who grabbed it from the extension and squared it for Salah, 12 yards out. He stunned the ball yards off the ground and rolled it to fire a ball from Loris. This is an excellent goal.

Goal! Tottenham 0-1 Liverpool (Salah 11)

11 minutes Give me a second, I just need to do Wordle.

10 minutes Spurs barely had the ball in the first ten minutes. If you show Antonio Conte 0-0 an hour later, when he’s able to bring in Mora and Kulusevsky, he’ll gratefully accept you.

8 minutes “Although I love Liverpool (Elliott and Carvalho, nach), says Richard Hurst, “I would absolutely like Tottenham to win just because Fulham have edged Liverpool so far in the season. (And Tottenham have Sessegnon.”)

6 minutes Whatever his flaws, Darwin Nunez is irrepressible. He receives a superb cross from Alexander Arnold, runs across the area line and runs just a few meters off the far post.

I know it’s rude and there’s an abundance of bantz, but Nunez’s attitude is pretty cool. It reminds me a bit, for rich and poor, of Timo Werner at Chelsea.

5 minutes The Two Faces of Darwin Nunez. He makes a purposeful run to the left to receive a long pass from Robertson. Then he moves into the area and irritates Dyer…and takes the ball out of play.

4 minutes Perisic plays directly in the offensive line for Tottenham, along with Harry Kane. The Liverpool formation is very smooth, although I think it is basically a diamond midfield with Nunez and Salah as separate strikers.

3 minutes: Good save from Loris! Life is never boring when Darwin Nunez is around. Heading into the area from the left, on a superb curved pass from Robertson, he runs around the rebounding ball and hits a shot from a tight angle that Lloris thrust away spectacularly. It was a comfortable enough save for a goalkeeper of his quality, but it was a really good effort from Nunez.

2 minutes “I’ve been excited about Tottenham for a long time, but I’m still not sure if I like Conte or get frustrated with him,” says Jeff. “Maybe both. “Am I right in thinking that he formed Spurs 6-3-1, potentially giving Alexander-Arnold and Robertson a lot of respect?”

Not quite – it’s 5-3-2 (or 3-5-2 if you prefer). He doesn’t have a lot of options because Son, Richarlison, Kulusevski and Moura are either injured or unable to play for 90 minutes.

1 minute Peep peep! Liverpoolspecifically Harvey Elliott, sprint from left to right as we watch.

Well, here are the players. let’s go.

West Ham 1-2 Crystal Palace

John Bruyne was at the London Stadium to watch Crystal Palace win away from home.

Liverpool beat Man City, and hit the Napoli team flying this season,” says Matt Doni. “And they lost to Forrest and Leeds. This kind of inconsistency is clearly frustrating, but doubly worrisome when faced with an unstable team. Spurs can be awesome, and they can be awful. (But absolutely not for entertainment, Amiri, Antonio?) Liverpool You have. Who knows more! “

Southampton 1-4 Newcastle

Sam Dalling was at St Mary’s to see Newcastle sympathize with Southampton. Here is his report.

“Newcastle took an empathic win, right?” Peter Dawes says: “An arm around the shoulder is kind of a thing? We understand what you feel, we often feel the same way we do.”

It’s my favorite typo since I criticized a cricketer for playing a useless cut-off in 2010.

Aston Villa 3-1 Manchester United

Ben Fisher was at Villa Park to watch Unai Emery take off on a flight.

Four attackersYash Gupta says: “Mura is feeling the pain too. Still a good squad to win and Jill on the bench to create chaos. Hopefully, both teams will make this a wild game like last season, starting with an own goal by both teams making defense an afterthought.”

If this ends 0-0, I’ll eat cliched.

There were three matches at 2 p.m.And this is how they ended up.

We will have full match reports soon. Newcastle’s sympathetic win saw them move above Spurs to third, although Spurs would overtake them if they win.

Harvey Elliott got some rest in the middle of the week But today he’s back, living life to the max.

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