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EPL 19/20: GAMEWEEK 3 PREVIEW

  
So you’re telling me I have to wait till tomorrow for Footy?

     Catch me if you can. You guessed right, that’s what Juergentainment’s been saying alright. Liverpool top of the pile, can they keep it up? 
   They’ll be hoping to do so, with the visit of Arsenal this weekend (5:30pm on Saturday). Both teams got the maximum points via the odd goal last time out. Mind you, Arsenal look different compared to what we’ve become accustomed to in the past. Liverpool know they’ve got to beware. They’ve got a decent side too, they’re European champions yeah? 
    VAR, VAR. Todo el tiempo.Guess who’s scribbling this on his notepad. Manchester City travel to Bournemouth for a Sunday lunch time kick off. Sergio Agüero and Pep now friends again. Josh King and Calum Wilson looking to make it two on the spin this weekend. They surely can’t win this one eh? 
     Anthony Martial’s the new number 9. He’s hit two for the campaign. Manchester United drooped two points last time out v Wolves, with Paul Pogba fluffing his lines from the spot. Ruben Neves’ curler sending Nuno Espirito to the moon. Man United welcome Crystal Palace 3pm Saturday. 
      The other games see Aston Villa entertain Everton, Tottenham host Newcastle United, Norwich welcome Chelsea, Southampton visiting Brighton, West Ham playing away at Watford, Leicester at Sheffield, and Wolves v Burnley. Has anyone got Teemu Pukki on his/her FPL team? 
        It’s Football weekend again baby. And oh, you can’t wait can you? Can someone please get me Florentino Pérez? Someone’s got a Ney-question.
   Those being said, it’s sad and borderline bonkers to see the racial abuses hurled at Paul Pogba, Tamaraebi Abraham, and all other athletes from different backgrounds. They are human beings, and should be treated that way, with respect. Everyone makes mistakes. 
                                        -A.Y. ⚽️⚡️

       
       

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