Preview: Crystal Palace v Liverpool (23/11/19)
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Harry Currall previews the match between Crystal Palace and title-chasing Liverpool
Premier League preview
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With the new season having just kicked off, Yusuf Ali assesses the Premier League’s leading runners and riders
Funeral for a fan proves football is more than just a game
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Sam Taylor attends a funeral in Liverpool and reflects on football’s ability to provide common ground in difficult times
Five footballers who went on to strange second careers
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After Djibril Cisse hung up his boots to become a DJ, we look at some other unusual career choices made by footballers
Willock turns Gunners rejection into resurrection at United
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Man Utd midfielder Matty Willock tells Dan Kelly why he is so determined to make the most of his second chance after being released by Arsenal
Time for more clubs to take the FA Cup seriously again
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Mike Newell believes the FA Cup’s traditions and potential for ‘magic’ are being eroded by teams giving it a low priority
‘I’m certainly not going to call for Wenger to go’
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Umar Choudhry talks to comedian and Arsenal fan Ian Stone about the highs and lows of being a Gooner