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      Arsenal 3-1 West Ham LIVE RESULT: Gunners go SEVEN points clear at top of Prem as Arsene Wenger watches on

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      ARSENAL have gone seven points clear at the top of the Premier League after a stunning 3-1 win over West Ham.Gunners legend Arsene Wenger watched on from the stands as he returned to the Emirates Stadium for the first time since he left the club four years ago.
      And he witnessed Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Eddie Nketiah score second-half goals as Arsenal recovered from going 1-0 down.
      Said Benrahma had fired the Hammers ahead from the penalty spot after William Saliba fouled Jarrod Bowen.

      Kick-off: 8pm UK
      TV channel/ live stream: Amazon Prime Video
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      Arsenal XI: Ramsdale; White, Saliba, Gabriel, Tierney; Odegaard, Partey, Xhaka; Saka, Nketiah, Martinelli
      West Ham XI: Fabianski; Coufal, Dawson, Kehrer, Cresswell; Rice, Soucek; Bowen, Paqueta, Benrahma; Antonio

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      That is all from us tonight on an action packed night of Premier League football, which saw Arsenal overcome an early goal to beat West Ham 3-1, and move seven points clear at the top of the Premier League table.
      Be sure to join us again tomorrow for coverage of Chelsea vs Bournemouth, as well as checking out the breaking news, that Cody Gakpo has just signed for Liverpool from PSV.
      Thank you as always for reading, it has been a pleasure, and I hope to see you again soon.
      Good night!
      Odegaard the Magista
      Wow, what a performance that was from Martin Odegaard.
      When Real Madrid signed him as a 16-year-old, many raised their eyebrows, but they could obviously see the potential that this man has in his wand of a left foot from a young age.
      Two assists, both of a high class, which topped off a performance of the ages from the Norweigan.
      It is time to give him his flowers, as he has been the best midfielder in the Premier League so far this season, alongside Kevin De Bruyne.
      And for those of you reading who enjoy the somewhat finer moments on a football pitch, the romantics if you will, please go and watch the highlights of this game.
      Hopefully they include his magical nutmeg on Lucas Paqueta, a quaint back-heel through the Brazilian’s legs, as he served up some Samba Sauce with an ice cold Norweigan chill.
      He is a really wonderful footballer, and for that reason, gets the SunSport man of the match award.
      Odegaard was exceptional against West Ham.Credit: Reuters
      ‘We’re top of the league’
      Was the chant ringing around The Emirates at full-time, and they have plenty of reason to celebrate after they overcame conceding an early goal to win 3-1 at home on Boxing Day.
      Arsenal looked a little rusty to begin with, as William Saliba scythed down Jarrod Bowen inside the box to give the visitors an early penalty.
      That penalty was dispatched by Said Benrahma, and celebrated in typically cool fashion.
      But the celebrations didn’t last too long, as early in the second half Bukayo Saka continued his brilliant season dispatching a mishit shot from Odegaard into the bottom left corner.
      Martinelli then gave the hosts the lead, with left footed, low driven shot past Fabianski.
      It was Nketiah who scored the pick of the bunch, spinning Thilo Kehrer, and finishing off an excellent team goal that was typical Arsenal.
      A great result and a great night for The Gunners, who will have made Arsene Wenger proud with that showing.
      Nketiah proved that he is more than capable with a goal in Jesus’ absence.Credit: Reuters
      Wenger watched on as Arsenal disposed of West Ham at home.Credit: Reuters
      FT. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      The referee calls the game to a close just after Mohammed Elneny gets on the pitch for Thomas Partey.
      Seven points clear of Newcastle, and eight of Man City as it stands.
      A good night for The Gunners in the end!
      90. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      The fourth official has announced that there will be four minutes of added time at the end of the second half.
      90. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      Fabio Vieira comes on in replacement of Martinelli, the Brazilian was brilliant once more tonight…
      88. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      Mubama comes on for West Ham in replacement of Antonio.
      Odegaard ends Paqueta’s career with a nutmeg, and gets the crowd on their feet in the process.
      86. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      Arsenal win a corner which is crossed in well by Saka towards Saliba, but the Frenchman heads over the bar.
      84. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      Arsenal come forward again with Odegaard and Saka.
      The brilliant English winner looks to provide for Xhaka in the middle, but the cross is cut out.
      82. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      Odegaard has a go from distance, but that is not his finest work.
      Aside from that, the Norweigan has been unbelievable today, and is definitely the man of the match for me today.
      78. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      A change for West Ham, as Pablo Fornals replaces Thomas Soucek.
      76. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      Arsenal win a free-kick, which is being lined up by Granit Xhaka from distance.
      It is blocked and Zinchenko does really well to win the ball back for his team.
      74. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      Zinchenko replaces Kieran Tierney at left back.
      Arsenal will be pleased to have him back, as the Ukrainian provides such quality and utility in the squad.
      72. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      That is exquisite, and it is textbook Arsenal.
      Wenger will be proud in the crowd.
      They pass the ball around the edge of the box, before finding the magical feet of Martin Odegaard, who threads a ball through to Eddie Nketiah.
      It is all about him, as he opens his body up and turns the defender before perfectly finishing his shot into the bottom left corner.
      Wow.
      70. Arsenal 3-1 West Ham
      What a goal.
      What.
      A.
      Goal.
      Eddie Nketiah.
      68. Arsenal 2-1 West Ham
      The corner comes to nothing, before Thilo Kehrer lashes a shot over the bar from distance.
      He was trying to re-create something from David Luiz’s catalogue, but instead re-created something from mine…
      66. Arsenal 2-1 West Ham
      West Ham counter, and Antonio does well to get the better of Tierney initially, but the Scot does brilliantly to track back and stop the delivery from the Jamaican striker.
      Corner for West Ham.
      64. Arsenal 2-1 West Ham
      Arsenal win a free-kick in the attacking third, set to be whipped in by Odegaard’s wand of a left boot.
      It is well cleared by the West Ham defence.
      62. Arsenal 2-1 West Ham
      Arsenal try to come forward again, and are being roared on by the home supporters now.
      Tierney’s low cross is cut out by the West Ham defence.
      60. Arsenal 2-1 West Ham
      It is a great left-footed finish by the brilliant Brazilian, who slots it past Fabianski at the near post.
      It was set up for him nicely by Granit Xhaka.
      58. Arsenal 2-1 West Ham
      It’s two! They are back, Gabriel Martinelli!
      55. Arsenal 1-1 West Ham
      That is wonderful by Bukayo Saka!
      A mishit shot from the edge of the area from Martin Odegaard falls at the feet of Saka, who showed great awareness to take a touch and dispatch the shot calmly into the bottom corner.
      54. Arsenal 1-1 West Ham
      Goal for Arsenal, Bukayo Saka! Assisted by Martin Odegaard!
      52. Arsenal 0-1 West Ham
      Kieran Tierney gives away a foul on Jarrod Bowen, before losing an aerial duel to him and going down holding his face.
      Weak from the Scottish full-back, and Arteta is screaming for a yellow that is never going to happen.
      48. Arsenal 0-1 West Ham
      Chance for Arsenal, but for a great save by Fabianski.
      Partey has a go from the edge of the box, but Fabianski gets down to his left hand side and makes a great stop to deny him.
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      ‘So wholesome’ – Watch Saka run over to hug Henry while Arsenal legend is working as pundit for Amazon Prime

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      ARSENAL’S past and present were represented on Amazon Prime as Bukayo Saka and Thierry Henry shared a hug. With the return of the Premier League following a mid-season break for the World Cup, Henry also returned to the UK to work as a pundit on Amazon Prime.
      Bukayo Saka runs over to hug Thierry HenryCredit: Amazon Prime
      Fans online described the interaction as ‘wholesome’Credit: Amazon Prime
      Saka then ran off to finish his preparations ahead of the West Ham gameCredit: Amazon Prime
      The Gunners ace scored an equaliser in the second halfCredit: Reuters
      But while he was working, England World Cup star Saka ran over to the Gunners legend.
      The pair then embraced each other in a hug before Saka left to continue his warm-up ahead of the game against West Ham.
      And the “wholesome” hug left fans feeling warm and fuzzy.
      One user said: “That was wholesome seeing Saka and Henry hugging.”
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      A second user said: “Saka hugging Henry, the long hug. wholesome fellas.”
      A third added: “Me feeling all parental again.”
      Another referred to their respective eras at the club, saying: “Legend and future legend.”
      Meanwhile, another fan said: “GOAT to GOAT ❤️.”
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      Saka was at the centre of controversy as the Gunners saw a potential goal ruled out for offside.
      The linesman flagged for offside despite it initially appearing that there was no offence.
      However, replays showed it was the right call because Martin Odegaard’s pass flicked off Saka’s heel before the ball fell to Eddie Nketiah.
      And when the touch happened the Arsenal striker was in fact in an offside position, hence denying the North Londoners an opening goal.
      But they then found themselves on the wrong end of another decision after William Saliba brought Jarrod Bowen down inside the area.
      Said Benrahma stepped up to convert the penalty past Aaron Ramsdale, much to the dismay of a returning Arsene Wenger.
      The legendary boss has returned to the Emirates for the first time since leaving the club in 2018.
      But Saka and Gabriel Martinelli have since drawn the hosts level and put them ahead in the second half.
      Meanwhile, Arsenal have submitted a £52.5million bid for Ukrainian winger Mykhaylo Mudryk. More

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      Evra taunts Harry Kane over missed penalty against France live on Amazon Prime during Tottenham’s draw with Brentford

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      PATRICE EVRA trolled Tottenham superstar Harry Kane after his penalty miss in the 2022 World Cup against France.The Three Lions suffered a 2-1 loss to Les Bleus in the quarter-finals and crashed out of the competition after Kane ballooned a second-half penalty.
      Patrice Evra taunted Harry Kane after Tottenham’s draw with BrentfordCredit: PA
      Patrice Evra claims Harry Kane doesn’t want another penalty after his England missCredit: Getty
      The star striker almost stepped up for another spot-kick on his first Premier League match after the World Cup during the 2-2 draw with Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium.
      The 29-year-old appeared to be wrestled to the ground inside the Bees’ area by Ben Mee.
      Spurs stars were up in arms after the referee waived play on but Kane barely contested the decision.
      Manchester United legend Evra insisted that was “100 per cent” a penalty for the North Londoners.
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      But the former France international poked fun at the England captain claiming he “didn’t need” another spot-kick after his heartbreaking miss in Qatar.
      Evra told Amazon Prime: “It is a penalty. It is a 100 per cent penalty.
      “The only reason, and sometimes I like to make jokes, but maybe Harry is fine with that. I don’t need a penalty right now.
      “This is impossible that the referees couldn’t give a penalty for this. The referee sees the players coming at you. You need to have a look and check. It is a clear penalty.”
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      Kane took full responsibility for England’s defeat to France after he sent his shot over Tottenham team-mate Hugo Lloris’ crossbar.
      The centre-forward even admitted the result “will hurt for a while”.
      Kane said: “It is a really tough night to take. I am gutted, the team are gutted.
      “We had full belief that we could achieve something special at this World Cup but it came down to small details.
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      Tottenham star Harry Kane almost won a penalty against BrentfordCredit: Getty
      “I thought on the night we had the better chances and better spells in the game. It comes down to execution. As captain, I take it on the chin and responsibility missing the penalty.
      “It is hard to take for sure but I can be proud of the group, proud of each other for what we’ve done.
      “This will hurt for a while but we will dust ourselves down to get ready in the future.” More

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      Premier League on Amazon Prime fixtures and results for 2022/23: Can they be watched for free?

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      AMAZON PRIME has been given the green light to broadcast a whole host of this season’s Premier League fixtures – and the next set of matches are closing in.The broadcasting giant revealed their scheduled matches before the Qatar World Cup this winter.
      Amazon Prime showed Manchester United’s 2-0 win over TottenhamCredit: EPA
      And Amazon Prime also published what teams will be on display for Boxing Day too.
      Find out more information on the fixtures below…
      Which Premier League fixtures will be shown on Amazon Prime?
      Amazon Prime has confirmed that there will be 20 LIVE fixtures exclusively shown on Prime Video.
      Tuesday, October 18

      Brighton 0-0 Nottingham Forest
      Crystal Palace 2-1 Wolves

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      Wednesday, October 19

      Bournemouth 0-1 Southampton
      Brentford 0-0 Chelsea
      Liverpool 1-0 West Ham
      Newcastle 1-0 Everton
      Manchester United 2-0 Tottenham

      Thursday, October 20

      Fulham 3-0 Aston Villa
      Leicester 2-0 Leeds

      Monday, December 26

      Brentford vs Tottenham (12:30pm)
      Crystal Palace vs Fulham (3pm)
      Everton vs Wolves (3pm)
      Leicester vs Newcastle (3pm)
      Southampton vs Brighton (3pm)
      Aston Villa vs Liverpool (5:30pm)
      Arsenal vs West Ham (8pm)

      Tuesday, December 27

      Chelsea vs Bournemouth (5:30pm)
      Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest (8pm)

      Wednesday, December 28

      Leeds vs Manchester City

      Can I watch these matches for free on Amazon Prime?
      Unfortunately, these matches will NOT be free on Amazon Prime unless you are a subscription holder.
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      In the UK, a monthly package costs £7.99 whilst £79 will cover you for the year.
      However, Amazon Prime offer a 30 day FREE trial when you sign up on their website.
      Which will give you access to ALL the Premier League action within that 30-day period.
      Premier League 2022/23Everything you need to know about the Premier League

      Why is Amazon Prime showing Premier League matches?
      In 2018, Amazon Prime purchased a 20-games-a-season three-year package that allows them to broadcast Premier League games.

      The first batch was shown in 2019 which ultimately broke Sky Sports and BT Sport’s stranglehold on live Premier League coverage.
      And the deal included exclusive rights for Amazon Prime to broadcast matches on Boxing Day and December 27. More

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      When is Chelsea’s next Premier League game, is it on TV? Stream FREE, kick-off time, team news

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      CHELSEA take on Bournemouth as they return to Premier League action next week. The Blues lost to Newcastle in their final game before the World Cup began last month.
      Kai Havertz will be back in action for Chelsea against Bournemouth
      And then they had the majority of their stars head off to Qatar to represent their countries.
      But Graham Potter expects to have the majority of his side fit and raring to go for their clash with the Cherries.
      Chelsea will need to picking up wins with Potter at the helm if they’re to stand any chance of finishing in the top four of the Premier League.
      When is Chelsea vs Bournemouth?

      Chelsea vs Bournemouth will take place on Tuesday, December 27.
      The game will kick off at 5.30pm UK time.
      Stamford Bridge will play host.

      What channel is it and can it be live streamed?

      Chelsea’s clash with Bournemouth will be shown live on Amazon Prime Video.
      You can live stream the action from the Amazon Prime Video app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.

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      Can I watch for FREE?
      Yes, you can watch the game for free by signing up to an Amazon Prime Video free trial, which is valid for 30 days.
      Team news
      The two big absentees for Chelsea are N’Golo Kante, Reece James and Armando Broja.
      Kante is still suffering from a hamstring injury while Armando Broja tore his ACL in the friendly loss to Aston Villa.
      Lewis Hall and Denis Zakaria could see themselves thrust into the staring XI with Mateo Kovacic still to return from World Cup duty.
      Mason Mount and Raheem Sterling are back in training following the World Cup but starts may come too soon.
      Odds

      Chelsea – 2/7
      Draw – 9/2
      Bournemouth – 9/1

      *Odds courtesy of Betfair and correct at time of publication. More

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      When is Arsenal’s next Premier League game, is it on TV? Stream FREE, kick-off time, team news

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      ARSENAL get their Premier League campaign back underway next week against West Ham. The Gunners are top of the league, having started the season brilliantly under Mikel Arteta.
      William Saliba has been excellent in defence for Arsenal this season
      But they were dealt a blow during the World Cup as Gabriel Jesus was ruled out of action for months with a knee injury.
      And it remains to be seen whether Bukayo Saka will be ready for action following England’s exit from the World Cup in Qatar.
      West Ham have had an inconsistent start to the season themselves but will see this as the perfect opportunity to try and beat a potentially dishevelled Arsenal side.
      When is Arsenal vs West Ham?

      Arsenal vs West Ham will take place on Boxing Day – Monday, December 26.
      Emirates Stadium will play host to the clash.
      The game will kick off at 8pm UK time.

      What channel is it and can it be live streamed?

      Arsenal’s clash with West Ham will be shown live on Amazon Prime Video.
      You can live stream the action from the Amazon Prime Video app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.

      Can I watch for FREE?
      Yes, you can watch the game for free by signing up to an Amazon Prime Video free trial, which is valid for 30 days.
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      Team news
      Gabriel Jesus is out of action for three months for Arsenal due to a knee injury sustained at the World Cup with Brazil.
      But other than that, Arteta has reported no injury concerns regarding his other players at the World Cup.
      “I don’t have any concerns. They have assessed really well and they will be training for us in the next few days so hopefully they will be ready,” he said.
      They came back [to the club] straight away into the rhythm, shape and mood of the team.
      “We are waiting for them and they are desperate to be back as well. I’ve spoken to both of them — Martinelli was here on Saturday: a big smile, big energy and ready to go again.
      “It’s going to be a big boost for the team.”
      Odds

      Arsenal – 40/85
      Draw – 10/3
      West Ham – 5/1

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      Fans all say the same thing as Germany prepare to release All or Nothing documentary on shocking World Cup campaign

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      GERMANY’S World Cup campaign in Qatar will be made into an Amazon All or Nothing documentary.But football fans have joked cameras won’t have filmed enough for a full six-part series after their embarrassing group stage exit.
      Germany failed to make the World Cup knockouts for a second successive tournamentCredit: Getty
      Their campaign is being made into an Amazon All or Nothing documentaryCredit: Getty
      Hansi Flick’s side have failed to make the World Cup knockout rounds for a second consecutive tournament.
      After a shock loss to Japan, a draw against Spain and a win over Costa Rica weren’t enough to send Germany through.
      It was revealed in September that Amazon cameras would be given access all areas to their campaign in Qatar.
      The four-time winners were aiming to bounce back from a disappointing campaign in Russia four years ago.
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      But instead of a record equalling fifth triumph, Die Mannschaft are heading home early again.
      And fans have been quick to joke about the documentary, which is set to be released in Spring 2023.
      One wrote on Twitter: “Wait I swear Germany were doing an all or nothing documentary about their World Cup journey… awks.”
      Another joked: “That Germany All or Nothing Documentary on @PrimeVideo will be the shortest ever.”
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      A third quipped: “Went from series to ‘limited series’ v quick.”
      And a fourth added: “They should just call it Nothing.”
      Japan surprisingly topped the ‘Group of Death’ ahead of Spain in second, with Germany third and Costa Rica fourth.
      A highly controversial goal in Japan’s shock 2-1 win over Spain sent the Germans packing.
      Fifa today released goal line footage that proved Kaoru Mitoma DID keep the ball in play for Ao Tanaka’s winner, despite many angles appearing to suggest it went off the field.
      Germany were knocked out after Japan beat Spain 2-1Credit: AP More

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      Fans all saying the same thing after Amazon Prime get Potter and Frank to interview each other before Prem clash

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      VIEWERS hailed “refreshing” rival bosses Graham Potter and Thomas Frank – after they interviewed EACH OTHER.Chelsea chief Potter and Brentford counterpart Frank responded with “insightful” questions and answers after Amazon Prime surprised them with the unique interview set-up before Wednesday night’s 0-0 draw.

      Graham Potter and Thomas Frank were less relaxed during a tense drawCredit: Rex
      One armchair observer posted: “That is class! Two opposing managers asking each other questions. We need to see more of this.”
      Others agreed, with comments like: “They should do this more often” and “Game. Changed.”
      Thanking the presenter, one viewer tweeted: “Well done Simon Thomas for opening this and allowing it to flow, more of this please. Brings a whole new relevant and dynamic insight into commentary and build up.”
      The innovation seemed to stun the audience at home as much as it did the two bosses on the Community Stadium pitch.
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      One observer said: “That was odd but I really enjoyed it.”
      And approval snowballed on social media with posts like: “Quite refreshing to be fair.
      “Football constantly gives off the message of being very insular and impenetrable. Open discussion, seeing they are just normal people in a unique position most would give their right arm to be in. Should happen more often.”
      Another fan reckoned it’s just part of the channel’s bright coverage.
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      He tweeted: ” Absolutely love this from Prime. Big fan of their coverage.”
      Quite a few viewers, however, pointed they they were still suffering major technical problems.
      One wrote: “Great idea, now please fix your streams they are buffering and awful!”
      But, when the technical side was fine, Prime won plaudits for its general coverage of the Premier League.
      These included: “Amazon have got this coverage locked, every game every goal is fantastic. Graphics spot on. Innovation pre match. The coverage is the coverage, but it looks so professional.”
      And this was a similar verdict: “Less ads, more analysis and not afraid to do things slightly different like the above content. Shame they only cover 20 games a season.”
      So what were the “penetrating” questions asked by each of the two managers?
      Frank lived up to his name with: “Why are you changing your formation so many times?”
      Jorginho and Co seemed disappointed as Chelsea were held in the PremCredit: PA
      A laughing Potter replied: “Good question!” – before explaining it depended on the differing needs of each game, such as opposition tactics.
      But he added: “Hopefully there are things that look the same even if the formation changes.”
      Consistency certainly seems a feature of Potter’s brief Chelsea reign so far as Wednesday’s tough stalemate leaves him with five wins and two draws from seven games.
      But when turning the tables on Frank, Potter considered dishing out a “hard question” before settling for a more a standard question: “The biggest difference from the Championship to the Premier League?”
      Frank’s reply to that was also by the book.
      He said: “The pace of the game, the quality of the players is crazy.
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      “You can make one minor mistake and be punished every time. You just get punished so much more.”
      Frank, then, clearly won the battle when it came to choosing questions – in what was very much an interview of two halves. More