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Hi! We've got tons to get through today, so we're going to jump right in. Matches. Today. Of Import. Go.
Liverpool vs. Tottenham: Preview
Looks like Big Sam got under LVG's skin with his long ball United comments. Really, Louis?
Tuesday Funtime = Scribe Time
Where? Spain. Who? Sid Lowe. What? Atlético’s deserved 4-0 win over Real Madrid is one for the photo album
Where? Germany. Who? Andy Brassell. What? Wolfsburg bagged a bargain in signing Kevin de Bruyne
Where? South America. Who? Tim Vickery. What? Are Gio Simeone's U-20 heroics a false dawn or is Diego's son the real deal?
Where? South America. Who? Tim Vickery. Again? Yes. OK. What? Messi, Neymar, Sanchez: In search of South America's next star.
Where? Italy. Who? Paolo Bandini. What? Daniele Verde leads Roma’s green youngsters back to winning ways
Where? Germany. Who? Raphael Honigstein. What? Dortmund take first step towards forgiveness amid Bundesliga tribulations
How about a European Team of the Week? How about Goals of the Week?
Podcast! This week: Oi oi. On today's Football Weekly, AC Jimbo is joined by Jacob Steinberg, Barry Glendenning and Owen Gibson to analyse all the weekend's Premier League action and look ahead to an exciting midweek round of games. We start at Spurs, fresh from their Harry Kane-inspired derby win against Arsenal. They next travel to Liverpool in a battle of the top four pretenders, while the Gunners are looking to bounce back against Leicester, whose manager Nigel Pearson went slightly postal on Saturday. Be afraid. Elsewhere, we hear Jonathan Wilson's final report from Equatorial Guinea after he witnessed Ivory Coast finally getting their hands on the Africa Cup of Nations trophy, and we've even got time for Sid Lowe to tell us about another hammering for Real Madrid at the hands (feet?) of city rival Atlético.
Marcotti is musing. This week it's Real Madrid's woe, Barry's fairy tale, Chelsea stay grounded, Barca surge. Gab on, Gabby.
What else? AC Milan are struggling. And that, friends, is bad for Italian football.
And finally...Alex Morgan with a sick move.
Onward!!
-SSN
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