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Leicester 1 - [1] Arsenal - David Luiz 39'

Leicester 1 - [3] Arsenal - Nicolas Pépé 52'

Tottenham [2] - 0 Burnley - Harry Kane 15'

Tottenham [4] - 0 Burnley - Gareth Bale 55'

Tottenham [1] - 0 Burnley - Gareth Bale 2'

Zlatan [Ibrahimovic] about becoming a coach: 'Impossible. During the game I would punch at least two players and after the game eight.'

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[Sky Sports News] Manchester City has now won 20 games in a row

[11Freunde] FC Bayern published an emotional video clip in which Sané, Davies, and Kimmich recite some somber Bill Withers lyrics (“Ain’t no sunshine”) to address their sadly missed fans. Turns out that Qatar Airways has produced identical clips with AS, PSG, ... and the Nets. [article in German]

Pep: "Would be great to tell you 'We're successful because I'm handsome.' In all the big clubs everywhere, it's all due to the players, their quality and their mentality. You can do it for a short time. But you cannot sustain it for a long time. In my 12 years as a manager I've never scored a goal."

Manchester City [2] - 1 West Ham - John Stones 68'

Manchester City [1] - 0 West Ham - Ruben Dias 30'

On this day 10 years ago, Obafemi Martins came on as a sub and scored this 89th minute winner to hand Birmingham City victory in the 2011 League Cup Final over Arsenal.

[James Ducker] Stones and Dias have scored more goals than they have conceded in the 16 games they've started together for City this season

Manchester City 1 - [1] West Ham - Michail Antonio 43'

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[paul joyce] Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has undergone surgery on a groin injury and is likely to be sidelined for six to eight weeks.

[AFC Ajax] Daley Blind played his 89th European match yesterday, 1 more than his father Danny Blind played during his career