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OroroMycin, Hat-trick for the Goat Tonight |
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wiseone28:Lies. Before Salah, Liverpool was and will still be. He's served us well, and if an agreement isn't reached, we'll wish him well in his future endeavors
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crazygod:If He Wants To Leave, The Door Is Wide Open. No be same players he play with to win EPL, UCL, Carling Cup, Super Cup & World Club Cup? |
rolams:Hop In Here
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meks007:Get in Here. Multiple Stream Languages English & Arabic You Choose ![]()
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fergie001:Una go chop am
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LFC Umu-Oma. Oya GberAaaa For 3 Points ![]()
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Facing an uphill battle to end a four-game losing streak in the Premier League, Brighton & Hove Albion welcome Liverpool to the Amex Stadium on Saturday lunchtime. The Seagulls went down 2-1 to Newcastle United last time out, while Jurgen Klopp's side sealed their spot in the quarter-finals of the Champions League in midweek. It is certainly ironic to see Brighton and Liverpool locking horns at 12:30pm once again - nearly two years on from Klopp's impassioned rant at the Amex over lunchtime games following his side's European endeavours - but the Seagulls do not enter the contest in the best of form. Graham Potter's side have lost their grip on a top-half spot after a dismal run of results and could not stop the Newcastle United juggernaut at St James' Park, with Ryan Fraser and Fabian Schar netting before Lewis Dunk's consolation in a 2-1 defeat. The Seagulls did at least manage to end a three-game streak without a Premier League goal, but a fourth successive defeat in the top flight leaves them down in 13th in the table ahead of the weekend's fixtures as one of three sides currently sat on 33 points. The two-point gap to 10th-placed Southampton is by no means insurmountable following the Saints' midweek loss to Newcastle United, but Potter's side have lost their golden touch in recent weeks and have also conceded at least two goals in each of their four recent defeats. Brighton have also picked up just one win from their last 10 Premier League matches at the Amex since the start of October - taking just two points from the last 12 on offer at home and scoring a mere 10 goals on familiar territory all season - and Liverpool are in no mood to let up. Indeed, a 1-0 win over West Ham United last Saturday marked the Reds' seventh triumph on the bounce in the Premier League, although they remain six points behind leaders Manchester City with a game in hand, and every game is now a cup final for the quadruple-chasing visitors. Liverpool's seven-game winning run in the Premier League has also seen them concede a mere two goals while scoring a whopping 19, although they have failed to win any of their last three against Brighton, who managed to rescue a 2-2 draw at Anfield earlier this season. PREDICTION Brighton 1 Liverpool 3
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If Manchester United lose to Tottenham then their visitors leapfrog them and Ralf Rangnick’s side will fall to seventh if West Ham win on Sunday. That position is where United finished in the troubled, 34-game run under David Moyes, a campaign which is the poorest of all the previous eight since United’s last title was won. But who knows which Spurs will turn up, the side that lost to Burnley or the one that beat Manchester City? Jamie Jackson Saturday 18.30pm Venue Old Trafford Last season Manchester United 1 Tottenham 6 Referee Jon Moss This season G19 Y41 R4 2.37 cards/game Odds H 13-11 A 5-2 D 13-5 MANCHESTER UNITED Subs from Henderson, Shoretire, Mata, Hannibal, Mengi, Lingard, Elanga, Jones, Lindelöf, Bailly, Matic, Heaton, Cavani, McTominay, Dalot Doubtful McTominay (match fitness) Injured Shaw (Covid, unknown) Suspended None Discipline Y57 R2 Form DDWWDL Leading scorers Fernandes, Ronaldo 9 TOTTENHAM Subs from Gollini, Austin, Emerson, Sánchez, Roden, Winks, White, Lucas, Bergwijn, Scarlett Doubtful None Injured Sessegnon (hamstring, April), Tanganga (knee, unknown), Skipp (groin, unknown) Suspended None Discipline Y46 R1 Form LLWLWW Leading scorer Son 11 PREDICTION Manchester United 3 Toittenham Hotspurs 1 |
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F4ku:Nwannem!!! Rochas Gburu Ndi Imo, Gburun't He? |
obembet:The Payroll Is Ok, Compared To Their "ZEBRA" Neighbors ![]() |
Na Was, As In, Na Real Wa. Wetin God Go Judge Plenty. |
guobe:We Fit Send You Go There To Find Out On Behalf Of All Nairalanders. Abi You Go Reject This Clarion Call? ![]() |
Bottom Power. They Use What They Have, To Stay FRESH Na |
Ahmed0336:Haba, na Gay Union Be That Na |
Rochas Okoroawusa, Imo State LEGEND. Rochas Zuru Ndi Imo Oshi, Zurun't He? ![]() |
Crime Isn't The Way, What A GORY Way To Depart This Sinful World ![]() |
We4all:If I Knack You "2 By 2 Ehn", Manage What? You Want The Man To Die Before His Time? ![]() |
IamRegal:Hop in Here |
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yahwehpickin:Hop in here |
If Chelsea No Win, Wetin Dem Gain? ![]() Do It For Roman!!! |
steveodo:Red Oil Or Ororo? Abi na Mixture Of Both? |
[quote author=mastermaestro post=110924580][/quote]My Comrade In Vawulence ![]() |
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