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Yeah that the third (Bolton, Blackburn, Liverpool).

I'll give a couple of clues. One player was a bit of a radge, and the other player played for Newcastle as one of his three.

They have to have played 50 Premier League games for three individual clubs.

Spot on. Kanu Yakubu Two more to get.

Only 34 games for City, and 12 for Palace.

Nope.

Kanu (Arsenal, Portsmouth, West Brom) is correct, the other three not.

Alex Iwobi became the fifth African player to make 50+ Premier League appearances for three different teams today, who are the other 4 players?

Ohaha should be saving that.

The fuck is his hand doing up that high?

5-1 now please.

Quality finish that.

Thats kind of hilarious to be fair

What is the attacking aim of this 3-4-2-1 tactic Man United are trying to employ? As every time either Amad or Fernandes gets on the ball, the only pass ahead of them is Hojlund, who is isolated against Van Dijk and Konate, so they can't do anything.

Liverpool look like they've turned up expecting to win with ease. Like they're playing Southampton. So don't have that intensity.

Failing to score against Man United in the first 5 minutes. Not my team

Feel like that harsh, but you've seen them given in the past, and Castagne gave the ref a decision to make, so its on him really.

Szmodics was a really smart pickup by Ipswich, the sort of player, that gives you the odd goal, as well as the fight required, but he's not going to leave if they go down, and has already proven a quality operator in the Championship.

Gan on Ipswich.

Yeah, but in real time, the ref clearly doesn't see that very very slight touch from Saliba, and I don't think there is enough wrong with it to overrule the decision from VAR's point of view. Even with that little touch, its the correct decision imo.

Traffords stats in the Championship are incredible this season; Games played: 25 Goals Conceded: 9 Goals conceded per 90: 0.4 Clean Sheets: 16 Save Percentage: 85% Goals prevented: 6.9

Fuck me, did Micah Richards eat a dumbbell set over Christmas? Dudes put on some muscle.

We've played them 3 times in the last year, and each game has basically played out in the same way, they dominate the territory and possession, but do fuck all with it, we counter well and end up having more clear cut chances: Today (We're green for some reason) The 2-1 Win in September: The 4-0 win last April: There is a very obvious way to play against them, and even if it can feel nervous watching at times, its fruitful.

Sean Dyche has seen to that already tbf