#Tottenham riots

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17 August 2011 | Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visits the Metropolitian Police Central Communications Command, where the emergency services responses to last weeks riots in London were coordinated, in London, England. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall also visited the areas of Tottenham and Croydon where they met with local residents and families whose homes and businesses were affected by the outbreaks of rioting and looting last week. (c) Paul Rogers - WPA Pool/Getty Images

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The Alchemies of Handsworth Songs Dr Clive Nwonka

But the film’s alchemising polysemicity invites us to consider the racial conjunctures that have occasioned our more structured reencounters with the film. For example, ‘Handsworth Songs’ would be screened publicly in September 2011 at the Tate Modern in the immediate aftermath of the English Riots that would explode in response to the police killing of Mark Duggan, a black man and father from Tottenham whose shooting would expose the unrelenting colonial violence commandeering the anti-humanness of the Black existence. Less than 10 years later, it would be a similar but more globally permeating moment of racial lacerations that would condition the socio-political context in which ‘Handsworth Songs’ was made available by the Lisson Gallery in 2020, as the world responded to the Black diasporic tremors of the events in Minnesota on 25 May of that year where George Floyd would be killed in the most visually haptic of circumstances. And as this emotional tremor reached Britain’s streets, ‘Handsworth Songs’ would again be cited not just as a repository of cultural memory, but for a historicising of the very present anger and trauma emerging from the fatal anti-Black racism that conditions our every expression and propelled the global resonance of the Black Lives Matter movements. This being the case, the 1980’s context is, of course, different from that of 2011, 2020 and beyond. Whilst the colonial geneses of the riots of 1985 undoubtedly impose themselves onto the contemporary, the present also exhibits a number of specificities on which ‘Handsworth Songs’ possesses no definitive or collective answer, and to a certain extent, this absence of absolute and atemporal solution is immaterial. What is fundamental to our revisitation of the film is the sense of fidelity to the aesthetic principles that constitute it, and how it asks for a spectatorial attention that relies not on the replication of Black trauma but on the continuous plausibility of entirely new constellations of Black visual representation. In that respect, the work here is alchemistic in that Akomfrah made it possible via a continuous accruing of multiple meanings at the point of spectatorship to offer a critique of the definitions and manifestations of a critical Black politics through the cinematic medium, but in a form that permits metadiscursive responses and opens up dialogue among and between generations, conjunctures, cultural periods and between the esoteric sensibilities that privilege an engagement at the level of text and the necessary encounters with the habitual forms of state racism at the film’s most visceral, indexical and contextual existence.

[unitedbydevils]

Match Review: Tottenham Hotspur Women 0-4 Manchester United Women

Four goals, four different scorers. A good night away in London for the Reds as Spurs were soundly dealt with by an efficient Manchester United side that is coming into form nicely ahead of the Christmas break.

Full back Hannah Blundell opened the scoring in the 29th minute with what could fairly be described as a pass, curled in over the top to Melvine Malard, but the replay shows no touch as the ball tucked in neatly to the bottom right corner of the net.

Toone bagged a chip over the keeper in the second half courtesy of Malard's assist to lob the centre backs, and just eight minutes later Melvine finally scored one of her own; a smart finish into the bottom left in the 59th minute.

Malard, Toone and Ladd ran riot over Spurs in the second half, and a beautiful first time hit from Ladd on the edge of the box sealed the win for United in the 84th minute.

Player of the Match went to our beloved Ella Toone, but Melvine Malard would have likely stolen the award had she managed to nick that opening goal. Either way, it was exciting to see United play Malard as the central striker rather than sacrificing Leah Galton.

It's still somewhat irksome to have Lucia Garcia out of the starting XI, but it's hard to dispute the form Nikita Parris (Lil Keets) is in for the Red Devils at present. Form will pass though, and United has depth in talent up top with Geyse and Rachel Williams in the mix to keep the goals coming.

Next up is Leicester in the FA Cup; likely a sterner challenge for United against a side with a bit more discipline to sit back rather than go toe-to-toe. Leigh Sports Village will play host, so United should benefit from the home crowd.

[lindsaywesker]

Good morning! I hope you slept well and feel rested? Currently sitting at my desk, in my study, attired only in my blue towelling robe, enjoying my first cuppa of the day. Welcome to Throwback Thursday!

On this page, ‘Throwback Thursday’ is all about memories. So, what do you remember? If I was to say the word PROPAGANDA, what immediately comes to mind?

On the front cover of yesterday’s Metro read the headline, “40 BABIES MURDERED BY HAMAS”. Utter tosh, of course, and appalling, irresponsible journalism, but such is the nature of propaganda. The people behind such headlines have an agenda. Most of MSM (mainstream media) is owned by a few men wealthier than all of us put together. Peace, love and harmony are no good to them. There’s no money in it. Hatred, war and sickness are profitable businesses, so it’s good to promote disharmony. Newspapers telling huge, whopping lies on their front cover is nothing new. Just after the murder of P.C. Keith Blakelock, during the Broadwater Farm riots in Tottenham, The Sun put a huge photo of a man called Winston Silcott on the front cover. Underneath it was the word, “MONSTER”, implying that Winston had murdered Keith Blakelock. Of course, he hadn’t. Appalling, irresponsible journalism but did The Sun care? No. Their agenda was to turn blacks against whites and, to a degree, it worked. Did they care about facts or the truth of the matter? Putting Winston’s face on their front cover created more racial tension. So, should we be surprised at newspapers putting utter bollocks on their front pages? Not at all. As it happens, this story about (a beautifully rounded number, not 39 or 41) 40 babies being beheaded began to unravel as the day went on and it was eventually debunked by end of play. No real, hard evidence of any such event occurring. Sadly, the feeble-minded believe propaganda, and the elite agenda continues on its merry way; divide and conquer, keep the working classes occupied so they don’t notice that they’re getting royally shafted! Let’s get this straight, not all Palestinians belong to Hamas. Not all Irish people belong to The IRA. Not all white Americans belong to the Ku Klux Klan. Not all Nigerians are members of Boko Haram. To suggest that all Palestinians are terrorists is not a good look for your credibility, but propaganda doesn’t care about that. Propaganda wants you to hate your neighbour, even if you have a ton of things in common.

So, on this Throwback Thursday, what kind of memories, thoughts or emotions does the word PROPAGANDA conjure up for you?

Obviously, over the past few days, I’ve been calling-out the hypocrisy on MSM and have lost a number of ‘followers’. As they say, it’s always good when the trash takes itself out. The Trouble said to me, “You must stop being so political!” “My father was political,” I said to her. “His parents were political too.” Dad’s play, ‘Chicken Soup With Barley’ is about a bunch of Jewish people (his family) sitting around a table, drinking tea, eating cake and discussing politics, with The Battle Of Cable Street raging outside the window. Oswald Mosely and his ‘black shirts’ tried to bring their Nazi nonsense to the east end of London, knowing it was heavily populated with Jews. Mosely was rejected, of course. An amazing moment in London history and the reason the play is so good. My father hated cruelty, injustice and zealots.

Have a throbbing and thrusting Thursday (with hopefully a few thrills through your thoroughfare?) I love you all.

[westessexfootball17]

29/12/24 Results + 30/12/24 Predictions.

Results:

West Ham:0 Liverpool:5 (Reds run riot and go 8 points clear.)

Everton:0 Nottingham Forest:2 (Forest up to 2nd after easy win.)

Leicester:0 Man City:2 (City return to winning ways and move up to 5th.)

Fulham:2 Bournemouth:2 (Late strike rescues point for Cherries.)

Tottenham:2 Wolves:2 (Spurs poor form continues with draw.)

Crystal Palace:2 Southampton:1 (Saints adrift at the bottom after another defeat.)

Round 19 continues with 3 games on Monday night.

7.45pm- Ipswich v Chelsea- Chelsea win.

7.45pm- Aston Villa v Brighton- Villa win,

8pm- Man Utd v Newcastle- Newcastle win.

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Kulushevski insists that Spurs should change after the defeat against Liverpool

Dejan Kuluszewski insists Tottenham must “change for the better” after their heavy defeat at Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday. Spurs were beaten 6-3 at Tottenham Hotspur as Arne Slott's Reds ran riot in north London thanks to goals from Luis Diaz, Alexis McAllister, Dominique Shoboslai and Mohamed Salah. Kulusevski was among the goals for Spurs, alongside James Maddison and Dominic…

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Kulusevski insists Spurs must change after Liverpool loss

Dejan Kulusevski insists Tottenham must “change for the better” following their heavy defeat to Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday. Spurs were beaten 6-3 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Arne Slot’s Reds ran riot in north London, courtesy of goals from Luis Diaz, Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai and Mohamed Salah. Kulusevski was among the goals for Spurs, alongside James…

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Salah Shines as Liverpool Crushes Tottenham in Epic Clash

Liverpool Triumphs Over Tottenham in a Stunning 6-3 Victory

In an unforgettable match, Liverpool delivered an explosive performance against Tottenham, winning 6-3 in a thrilling encounter. The Reds showed their attacking brilliance, with Mohamed Salah and Luis Díaz standing out as the match's heroes.

A Match Full of Drama:

Right from the kick-off, Liverpool’s attacking style was evident. In the 23rd minute, Luis Díaz rose to meet a perfect cross from Trent Alexander-Arnold, heading it into the net to give Liverpool the lead. Just minutes later, Andy Robertson sent in another fantastic ball, which Dominik Szoboszlai coolly finished to make it 2-0. But Tottenham wasn’t about to go down without a fight. James Maddison scored a magnificent goal in the 41st minute, giving Spurs a glimmer of hope with the score at 2-1.

As the first half came to a close, Liverpool refused to take their foot off the pedal. Szoboszlai scored again, making it 3-1 just before the break. But the real fireworks came in the second half. Salah, with his usual flair, netted two brilliant goals in quick succession to take Liverpool’s lead to 5-1. Tottenham responded with a goal from Dejan Kulusevski and another from Dominic Solanke, pulling the score to 5-3. However, it was Díaz who sealed the deal for Liverpool, adding a sixth goal in the 85th minute, ensuring that there would be no way back for Tottenham.

 Salah Shines Bright:

Mohamed Salah was the undeniable star of the match. His two goals and two assists made him the heartbeat of Liverpool’s attack. Not only did he score in crucial moments, but his vision and creativity also helped set up goals for his teammates. His performance was a reminder of why he is one of the best in the world, and his influence on the game was simply extraordinary.

The Turning Points:

The match was a showcase of how attacking intensity can overwhelm a defense. Liverpool were relentless, and Tottenham’s defensive issues were exposed time and time again. Tottenham’s goalkeeper, Fraser Forster, did his best to keep the scoreline respectable, making a number of key saves in the first half. But as the second half unfolded, even he couldn’t prevent Liverpool from running riot.

An Emotional Rollercoaster:

The match had everything—a sense of drama, heartbreak for Tottenham, and joy for Liverpool. Fans were kept on the edge of their seats, with each goal fueling the emotion of the game. It was a match that will be remembered not just for the scoreline, but for the passion and energy displayed by both teams.

In the End:

Liverpool’s 6-3 victory is a testament to their attacking power and determination. With performances like this, they’ve reminded everyone why they are one of the strongest teams in the Premier League this season.

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Kulusevski insists Tottenham must change after Liverpool loss

Dejan Kulusevski insists Tottenham must “change for the better” after their heavy defeat by Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday. Tottenham were beaten 6-3 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as Arne Slott's side ran riot in north London, thanks to goals from Luis Diaz, Alexis McAllister, Dominik Szoboszlai and Mohamed Salah. Kulusevski was among Tottenham's targets, along with James Maddison…

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Kulusevski insists Tottenham must change after Liverpool loss

Dejan Kulusevski insists Tottenham must “change for the better” after their heavy defeat by Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday. Tottenham were beaten 6-3 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as Arne Slott's side ran riot in north London, thanks to goals from Luis Diaz, Alexis McAllister, Dominik Szoboszlai and Mohamed Salah. Kulusevski was among Tottenham's targets, along with James Maddison…

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Championship boss emerges as early contender for the Southampton job after Russell Martin was sacked following disastrous Tottenham defeat

Danny Rohl has emerged as one of the candidates to replace Southampton manager Russell Martin. Martin was sacked by the Saints on Sunday evening following a 5-0 home defeat against Spurs in which Ange Postecoglou ran riot in a dominant first-half performance. The decision to sack Russell was taken just 12 minutes after the final post-match press conference, with the club bottom of the Premier…

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Tottenham 4-1 West Ham : Spurs run riot in SEVEN-MINUTE blitz to pile pr...

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Season 2024/5.... It’s all kicking off (including the Football)  

The Good news is we have said farewell to a dire Tory government, and the good news stops there.  

We are at the moment witnessing some violent and hateful ‘protests ‘(riots) by ‘concerned citizens ‘ (fash).  This follows a recent Tommy Knobinson march in London that had around 30,000 in attendance. This is all extremely worrying, however, too early to see how it all plays out. 

Imagine some fringe elements will be put off once they see people going to court. A lot of others who regard immigration as a priority will be repelled by the thuggery and destruction. On the other hand, there is a lot of whataboutery in the right-wing media from the people who stoked this up and continue to act as apologists. It is very scary how many people seem to being radicalised online 

This blog has always supported Hope not Hate the anti-racist charity, that support is needed now more than ever. Hopefully the Left, civic society and trade unions can unite and start the fight back, this will mean countering hate on the streets and community organising. 

It beggars’ belief that the original excuse for these events was in reaction to the horrific incident in Southport that resulted in the deaths of 3 children.  The mentality being ‘I am so upset about violence and the death these poor children that I felt compelled to loot Greggs and grab some sausage rolls. Sad. 

Last years investments created a profit and now we start all over again....

Football 

As usual IceMan is all about ante-post value in the outright markets, singles only.  No accumulators or match coupons. 

We won’t get rich but expect to post a profit and contribute to Hope not Hate. 

Premier League – Tottenham to make the top six- 4/6 

Most years my dabble in the Premiership has involved Arsenal, I have at various times backed them top 6, top 4 and to win in the without Man City market. There great performance last year is reflected in current prices. There is no Arsenal angle. I am instead looking to their North London rivals Tottenham, I did consider backing them for top 4, however I am concerned they could come up a bit shy, therefore I have taken top 6 at 4/6 which is a shortie but represents ‘relative’ value as I feel they are more a 1 /2 shot. There is a positive case for Spurs, however this position is motivated as much by challenges faced by their rivals. I am assuming Man City, (cheating bastards who should be relegated to the National League), Arsenal and Liverpool are 3 of the top 6 so Spurs are up against Villa, Man Utd, Chelsea and Newcastle (head chopping bastard owners) in vying for the remaining places. Villa now have the distraction of the Champions League, United have potential to improve but still appear too inconsistent, Newcastle have managerial and financial concerns hanging over them (Good) and Chelsea are Chelsea. 

Spurs finished 5th last year so you would hope that Big Ange (ex Celtic) can at least maintain that level in his second season.  Spurs suffered injuries last term to many influential players, so having them back to full fitness should have a massive impact. I also expect Spurs to make useful additions to the squad over the next couple of weeks.      

 Championship - Leeds to be promoted 23/20  

Any thoughts about this division must start with looking at the relegated sides from the Premiership and Championship teams that were knocking on the door last year.  Of the relegated sides I like Luton the best and expect them to go well.  However I am going to make Leeds the pick, they massed 90 points last year which would have normally secured automatic promotion. Many people regarded them as the best team in the league. They have retained Daniel Farke as manager and have a strong squad. They have lost some key players but also added some interesting signings with hopefully more to come. I admit it is not an original pick. 

League One – Bolton to be promoted 11/4 

Birmingham City are the obvious starting point as they are a big club at this level and have spent heavily on recruitment. Thing is, this ain’t been missed in the market and The Blues have been underperforming for years. I am therefore happy to roll the dice again on Bolton who went close for us last season.  The Trotters have improved year on year under Ian Evatt and if they do that again, we will collect. They appear to have an even stronger squad for this campaign.       

League Two – Doncaster Rovers to be promoted – 11/5 

This was a tricky division to select from. I was tempted to stick with last year’s selection MK Dons who got beaten in the play offs. I am also hearing positive things about Port Vale who have invested a lot of money for a side at this level. In the end, I have worked on the basis that teams that finish last season strongly tend to do well the following season and Doncaster Rovers fit the bill. In January last year they looked like relegate candidates then Gavin McCann engineered an escape that took them all the way to the play offs. They have lost a talented winger but also recruited wisely, including veteran journeyman forward Billy Sharpe, it will be interesting to see what he can do at this level. 

National League – Aldershot to finish top half – 5/4 & Barnet to be promoted 5/2 

Despite this being a tough league to get out of, it has proved a happy hunting ground for me over the years. In recent seasons there has tended to be a standout option for the one automatic promotion place, this year not so much.  The consensus is that Barnet last year’s runners up have the strongest team. I do fancy them to win the title, however I am being cautious and backing them for promotion with the safety net of the play offs. My other interest in this league is my local side Aldershot. The bet is a very conservative punt on The Shots to finish in the top half of the table. Last year they outperformed expectations to come in eighth place.  On the downside they have sold their most talented player however they have also recruited smartly. I am hoping to see them being competitive for a play off place. 

Scottish Premiership – Hearts without Celtic/ Rangers – 15/8 

The SPL for me is all about Celtic and how often they can beat Glasgow rivals Rangers. The problem is that Celtic ae so superior that I can’t find a betting angle on them. I am looking at the market without the big two and Hearts are hard to avoid. They were comfortably the best of the rest last season and look a better outfit than their obvious rivals, even if there is a question mark over their main striker. Aberdeen are my normal go to punt, however, they had a shocker last year.  They look to have significantly improved under new management but the gap to Hearts seems too wide. Aberdeen could also lose their leading scorer.  So, reluctantly Hearts it is, they are a bit too Rangers adjacent for my liking, would have much preferred to back Edinburgh rivals Hibs but they are rubbish.         

Scottish Championship – Livingston 11/2 each way 

This division is very competitive, it is easy to make a case for at least 5 sides.  I am taking a chance on Livingston who have probably punched above their weight in the premiership in recent season. Last year they had a torrid time and were relegated.  They have retained a good manager and a lot of the premiership squad; they also added some useful signings. Livi have also looked good in pre-season cup games. I am hoping that there is no hangover from last season, and they can compete successfully at this level.  

Scottish League One – Queen of the South 9/2 each way 

One of my golden rules is not to force a bet, if you don’t really feel it, then walk away. I seem to have broken that rule. The fact I have backed a 9/2 shot each way betrays my lack of confidence. This league looks very weak compared to recent seasons. I honestly can’t remember the case for QOS they were 7th last year and have had a middling pre-season, maybe I was drunk. Obviously if they win, I will claim it as a shrewd bit of business. 

Scottish League Two – Clyde 2/1 

I am a bit annoyed as I missed the boat on the 3/1 on Clyde, however it was due to the fact that the price and market move seemed to be based on vibes and not facts, bearing in mind that they finished 9th out of 10 last season. The reason for the expected turn around in fortunes is as usual money, Clyde have a serious financial power advantage over the other sides at this level.  There has been a massive churn of players with most of the new arrivals being players who have operated in higher divisions. The wee Bully have had a solid pre-season. It’s time to believe the hype.  

La Liga Spain – Athletic Bilbao – Top 4 – 7/4

I don’t back teams on sentiment, but it is nice when once in a while a team you genuinely like also offer some good market value. Basque side Athletic Bilbao are such a case. They finished fifth last year admittedly 8 points adrift of fourth place. The main reason I fancy them to improve placings is that Girona will probably drop out of the top 4 as transfer activity has weakened their squad. They also have the distraction of Champions League games. A more positive case for Athletic is that they are well managed by Ernesto Valverde who has a real feel for the club and superstar Nico Williams looks set to stay for another season.    

Old stuff 

Politics Lab/Lib Coalition 7/1 (Loss)

Reminds me what a political rollercoaster we have been on. When I struck this position, I thought Lab would not get a majority government.  As you can imagine I am not too concerned about putting this in the loss column.   

Hungary -Euro2024 150/1 E/W (Loss) 

Hungary played like 150/1 shots. They were shite like their government. 

Democrats Evs to win Presidency.  Now 10/11 

Two weeks ago, I had this in the loss column.  It is just nice to now have a competitive race. Kamala Harris is now a shade of odds on, to be honest I would not now buy the Democrats at Evens as I am worried Trump could win the Presidency despite losing the popular vote.  

I am pleased I played this safe and backed the Democrat ticket rather than Joe Biden himself.   

Matteo Berrettini - Wimbledon 28/1 E/W (Loss)

No complaints. He got beat in the second round by the no1 seed, three of the sets he lost went to a tie-break. He has since won a couple of tournaments. 

GAA Football – Dublin to win All Ireland 7/4 (Loss)

In GAA everyone who ain’t a Dub hates the Jackeens, backing Dublin is a joyless and mercenary thing to do.  You justify it by saying that when they inevitably win, you gain a financial upside. This time they shit the bed, so I just feel dirty about getting involved. Had Mayo or Donegal won, I would have happily taken the hit, however Armagh winning was small consolation.   

That’s it.  

I will be out and about at some counter demonstrations over the coming days. No Pasaran.

IceMan Investment Portfolio – Punting for a Purpose 

Smash the Fash  

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BBC 0423 26 Jul 2023

12095Khz 0357 26 JUL 2023 - BBC (UNITED KINGDOM) in ENGLISH from TALATA VOLONONDRY. SINPO = 55545. English, dead carrier s/on @0357z then ID@0359z pips and newsday preview. @0401z World News anchored by Gareth Barlow. Ecuador's security forces have launched a raid on a major prison in the Guayaquil port, which has been rocked by deadly confrontations between rival gangs. Authorities say 31 inmates died in riots over the weekend. Ghana's parliament has voted to abolish the death penalty, joining a long list of African countries that have done so in recent years. Pan Gongsheng was named China’s central bank governor Tuesday in the widely anticipated final major appointment of the ruling Communist Party’s once-a-decade change of power. Strength-training exercises such as wall squats or holding the plank position are among the best ways to lower blood pressure, a study suggests. Current guidance focusing mainly on walking, running and cycling should be updated, the UK researchers say. The UK government has been sharply criticised by the Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee (FAC) for under-estimating the dangerous growth of Russia's Wagner mercenary group. Resident Doctors have declared indefinite strike in Nigeria. Prosecutors say British billionaire and Tottenham soccer team owner Joe Lewis has been indicted in New York on insider trading charges. Authorities say Lewis slipped confidential business information to others, including his romantic partners and private pilots. At least 51 pilot whales are now dead after a mass stranding of almost 100 on a Western Australian beach yesterday. @0406z "Newsday" begins. 250ft unterminated BoG antenna pointed E/W, Etón e1XM. 250kW, beamAz 315°, bearing 63°. Received at Plymouth, United States, 15359KM from transmitter at Talata Volonondry. Local time: 2257.

[westessexfootball17]

21/12/24 Results + 22/12/24 Predictions.

Results:

Crystal Palace:1 Arsenal: 5 (Gunners put on a show to go 3rd.)

Brentford:0 Nottingham Forest:2 (Forest end Bees unbeaten home run.)

Aston Villa:2 Man City:1 (Villa excellent as City slump to 6th loss in 8 games.)

Ipswich:0 Newcastle:4 (Isak scores hat-trick as Toon run riot.)

West Ham:1 Brighton:1 (Hammers pick up vital point.)

There are 5 more games on Sunday to finish off this round.

2pm- Man Utd v Bournemouth- Bournemouth win.

2pm- Leicester v Wolves- Draw.

2pm- Fulham v Southampton- Fulham win.

2pm- Everton v Chelsea- Chelsea win.

4.30pm- Tottenham v Liverpool- Liverpool win.

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