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Bournemouth latest: Rose sees lots to like in Europa League win
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Senne Lammens: Not as busy as he might have expected to be. Absolutely vital save from Fernandez to prevent City second. 7
Diogo Dalot: If only he had been able to control Bruno Fernandes’ chipped pass into the penalty area he might have marked his 250th Manchester United appearance with a rare goal. Didn’t look down the line to see he was clearly offside as United pressed just before half-time.
Record-breaking worldwide transfer window sees fees top £7bn
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Late Liverpool pen sees Szoboszlai silence Newcastle in draw
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It means this weekend will be no less anxious for sides involved at either end of the table.
Still, while the pressures of the climax to the Championship season are clear and present, there was still time at the Kassam for a nod to past glories.
Some 40 years on from what is considered to be Oxford’s greatest day, members of the 1986 Milk Cup winning squad – including Ray
Swansea head coach Vitor Matos:
“Bristol City is a really good team, well organised, they are good on counter press as well. Today I think they were a little bit more aggressive than normal, man-marking high up the pitch and that sometimes makes the game unpredictable and hard to control.
“We found a way to be in the opposition half. I think that was quite important for us, to have
Phil Parkinson had urged his side not to be complacent at bottom side Wednesday, and despite seeing his troops dominate possession from the outset, the best opening early on fell to Owls debutant Jerry Yates, who fired over after combining with Lowe.
After Nathan Broadhead failed to make full contact with a header from close range, Wrexham worked their way into an encouraging position, which ended with Callum Doyle
Queens Park Rangers captain Jimmy Dunne says that his side are still “looking up” despite their poor form before the November international break.
QPR are winless in their last four games in the Championship but Dunne insists confidence has not been hit by results because teams are so close in the division.
Six points separate 16th-placed QPR and Hull, who sit in the play-off places in fifth, a gap
Swansea were without Malick Yalcouye after his red card in the loss to Queens Park Rangers in midweek, with Alan Sheehan making four starting changes that included the return of Wales forward Liam Cullen, Vipotnik and Ronald.
Under pressure Norwich boss Manning, in contrast, resisted the urge to make any changes, sticking with the same 11 that started Tuesday’s defeat at Derby County – a loss that dropped the Canaries
The former Barcelona and Bayern coach is not one for predicting the future but asked to respond to the post-match comments of Liverpool boss Arne Slot, who feels City will challenge strongly again next season, Guardiola said he hoped the Dutchman was right.
“I would like that,” he said. “I know what we have done as a team. It’s not enough but I recognise my team in the last two
