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      BBC presenter Emma Louise Jones dresses up as Christmas elf but ‘loses job in 10 seconds’ after huge blunder

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      BBC presenter Emma Louise Jones has joked that she will lose her job after making a blunder during a Christmas photoshoot.The BBC football presenter was dressed as a festive elf for a promotional campaign about the festive fixtures.
      Emma Louise was dressed as an elf for the photoshootCredit: instagram @eljonesuk
      But the TV star saw her kick-ups go awryCredit: instagram @eljonesuk
      The presenter was shocked after the ball went flying into the crewCredit: instagram @eljonesuk
      Emma Louise walked over to apologiseCredit: instagram @eljonesuk
      During the shoot, she was given a ball to kick about and ended up scooping it into the direction of the camera crew.
      In the video she uploaded to her Instagram she is heard saying: “Oh s***, sorry!
      “Sorry about that, it’s nothing personal” she joked as she went over to see if the camera crew were okay.
      She captioned the post: “How to lose your job in 10 seconds: Accidentally launch a football at the bosses head 😬”
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      Fans in the comments were in stitches at the photo shoot blunder.
      One fan commented: “No elf and safety assessment?”
      Another wrote: “It’s the “oh, s***” that seals it 😂”
      While a third commented: “EMMA MACGUIIIRREEE…😵‍💫😂😂😂”
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      Emma Louise is a regular on BBC screensCredit: Instagram / @eljonesuk
      She is one of the Beeb’s top sport presentersCredit: Instagram / @eljonesuk
      A fourth wrote: “Incoming Chelsea £50m offer 😂”
      While fellow presenter Reshmin Chowdhury commented: “😂😂❤️”
      The presenter is no stranger to dressing up for the winter festivities.
      Recently she shared a picture of her dressed up for a Great Gatsby themed party.
      And for Halloween, she dressed up as a pumpkin.
      She also presents Rugby League coverageCredit: Twitter @eljonesuk
      Emma Louise is a rugby league fanaticCredit: X
      Emma Louise always keeps her Instagram followers up to date with her presenting dutiesCredit: Instagram / @eljonesuk
      The stunning northerner boasts 403k followers on the appCredit: Instagram @eljonesuk
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      Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin confirmed on outrageous TRIPLE heavyweight card including Deontay Wilder and Joseph Parker

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA will top the bill of a Christmas cracker of short-notice Saudi fight card against Otto Wallin.Saudi boxing chiefs were set to host a historic undisputed heavyweight title fight between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk on December 23.
      Anthony Joshua will make his third outing of the year in Saudi Arabia on December 23Credit: PA
      AJ will face durable Swedish slugger Otto WallinCredit: GETTY
      Joshua and Wallin are former sparring partnersCredit: INSTAGRAM@OTTOWALLIN
      But Team Fury pulled the plug on the dust-up following The Gypsy King’s lacklustre display in his controversial win over former UFC heavyweight champ Francis Ngannou last month.
      Saudi boxing chiefs spent a pretty penny reserving December 23 for the undisputed fight and remained hellbent on holding a big event on the date following Fury’s withdrawal.
      And they’ve pulled an absolute rabbit from the hat with just over five weeks to go until fight night.
      Former two-time unified heavyweight champion Joshua will bid to continue his career revival against Swedish slugger Wallin.
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      Wallin, 32, took Fury all the way in their September 2019 showdown but suffered a unanimous decision defeat.
      Joshua and Wallin are no strangers to one another having sparred several times.

      The clash of former sparring partners is just the tip of the incredible short-notice iceberg of a card put on by the Saudis.
      Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder will also be in action, making his return to the ring after 14 months on the sidelines.
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      Deontay Wilder will make his long-awaited return to the ring on the stacked cardCredit: GETTY
      Former WBO champ Joseph Parker will be Wilder’s first assignment in 14 monthsCredit: GETTY
      He will meet another former champion in Joseph Parker, who will look to pick up his second win in The Kingdom in as many months.
      Two more Brits will also be in action in the Riyadh Rumble.
      Former interim WBA heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois will look to bounce back from his August defeat to Usyk against Jarrell Miller.
      Miller’s clash with Triple D will be his first major fight since he tested positive for a cocktail of performance-enhancing drugs ahead of his cancelled 2019 fight with AJ.
      Lyndon Arthur will also be in action after landing an unlikely crack at light-heavyweight gold.
      ‘King’ Arthur will bid to pull off an unlikely upset against Russian wrecking machine Dmitry Bivol and bring the WBA’s 175lbs title back to the UK.
      Heavyweight prospects Makhmudov and Hrgovic will bid to continue their respective climbs up the ranks with a win on the blockbuster card.
      Saudi boxing chiefs, and indeed fight fans around the world, will be hoping Joshua and Wilder get through their respective bouts.
      The duo were set to throw down next month before their long-awaited showdown collapsed.
      Brit Daniel Dubois will also be in action on the stacked cardCredit: GETTY
      Triple D will face disgraced heavyweight Jarrell MillerCredit: GETTY
      Lyndon Arthur will also be in action, facing dominant WBA 175bs champ Dmitry BivolCredit: GETTY
      But they’re undoubtedly trying to tee up a mouthwatering fight night face-off and multi-million-pound showdown by having them fight on the same card.
      The pair – who were on course for an undisputed showdown when they held all the heavyweight marbles five years ago – are set to go face-to-face with one another at a London press conference tonight.
      Joshua, 34, has seldom spoken about the prospect of finally getting his hands on the American
      Wilder, on the other hand, has been extremely vocal about wanting to knock out the Watford warrior.
      The Bronze Bomber told Blue Blood Sports TV: “I just don’t know what’s up with Joshua, bro.
      “Maybe I’m gonna have to go to England and sit down with him on some real man s***.
      “I don’t want him to feel like I have anything against him, but I know he’s afraid of me.
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      “Joshua – me and you is the biggest fight in the world bro, what are you doing?
      “I really wanna talk to that dude.” More

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      A £500 Amazon gift card MUST be won with Score Predictor this international break – here’s our tips!

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      IT might well be an international break – but there’s no break when it comes to Dream Team giving away amazing prizes.This week, they’re giving away a whopping £500 Amazon gift card which MUST be won by someone. What better time to scoop this sensational prize than just a few weeks before Christmas.
      Remember, you don’t have to correctly predict the exact scores of all five games to win the top prize – we’re not that cruel – you just have to beat the rest of the competition.

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      But it is an earlier start than normal, with Friday night’s England vs Malta clash the first selection – so don’t miss that 7.45pm deadline!
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      It’s the season of goodwill after all, so here are our predictions for the five games you have to predict this week.
      England v Malta – Friday November 17
      This one should be a formality and the tricky part is surely guessing how many England will score.
      The reverse fixture was a 4-0 win over in Malta, helping England to 19 goals in just the six games played in this qualification group.
      The seven goals scored against North Macedonia helped with that, and pointless Malta aren’t as much of a test.
      Superstar Jude Bellingham misses out but there’s now a huge competition for places, so even a change in team shouldn’t prevent goals going in.
      Our prediction: England 6 Malta 0
      Harry Kane celebrates with Alexander-Arnold in 4-0 win over Malta

      Netherlands v Ireland – Saturday November 18
      Netherlands are in a battle for second spot with Greece as the pair sit on the same points.
      Greece have played a game more, though, so a win here should just about wrap that up for the Dutch.
      They’ve only won two of their last six internationals at home which isn’t great form – particularly with the wins coming against Greece and Gibraltar.
      But the Irish are just desperate for qualification to be over, picking up just six points from their six games.
      Reverse game was narrow 2-1 Dutch win, this could be more.
      Our prediction: Netherland 3 Ireland 0
      Armenia v Wales – Saturday November 18
      Armenia have lost their last three games – with Wales winning their last three.
      Armenia picked up a shock 4-2 win when the sides last met earlier in the group and the Welsh must surely be out for revenge.
      Wales sit in second in the group – joint on 10 points with Croatia – and need a win here to maintain that.
      Armenia still have it all to play for too just three points behind, but could fall short here.
      Our prediction: Armenia 1 Wales 2
      Scotland v Norway – Sunday November 19
      This game will be party time for Scotland and their supporters, with the first home game since clinching qualification.
      Might still have top spot to fight for depending on results earlier in the week and a win might well be needed.
      Norway have nothing to play for and the raucous Hampden support will help Steve Clarke’s fringe players push on again.
      Our prediction: Scotland 2 Norway 0
      Scotland boss Steve Clarke
      North Macedonia v England – Monday November 20
      Again, could be a matter of how many, team dependant.
      A good result in Malta game might see Southgate make one or two changes but squad deep enough to win this one quite comfortably.
      The hosts will want to avenge the 7-0 from earlier in the group and will not want lightning striking twice.
      Our prediction: North Macedonia 0 England 4
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      Christian Horner reveals what happened onboard £20million yacht after Max Verstappen won first F1 title

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      MAX VERSTAPPEN was ‘off his face’ after winning his first Formula One title.The Dutchman landed the 2021 title during the season finale at Abu Dhabi in controversial fashion over Lewis Hamilton.
      Red Bull partied on a £20million yacht after Max Verstappen’s 2021 title winCredit: AP
      Red Bull boss Christian Horner spilled the details on Sky’s A League of Their OwnCredit: Sky Sports
      Horner revealed Verstappen got ‘wasted’ during the partyCredit: Getty
      Horner also revealed how the party had caused him to be locked out at ChristmasCredit: PA
      Regardless of the fallout, Verstappen and Red Bull partied hard following the win, which had been the team’s first since Sebastian Vettel in 2013.
      Asked about their celebrations on a £20million yacht while appearing on Sky’s A League of Their Own, Red Bull chief Horner revealed how excited everyone was, including Verstappen.
      He said: “It was pretty impressive. It had been Covid all that year so nobody had been celebrating anything and we all ended up on this boat in Abu Dhabi.
      “So you got 70 blokes that haven’t seen much alcohol and certainly hadn’t been partying and then all the sponsorship crew and everybody else there and then Max who was completely off his face.”
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      He continued: “He was absolutely wasted.”
      The 49-year-old then explained how the party resulted in him being locked out of the house at Christmas.
      He said: “After the party everybody got Covid and because the race was so close to Christmas I got locked out of the house for Christmas.”
      While on the show, Horner also explained some of the circumstances behind the title.
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      These included how “Mercedes f***ed up” by leaving Hamilton on older tyres and revealing Verstappen was dealing with cramp at the end of the race.
      The Red Bull boss is estimated to have a net worth of £41.4m and is married to Spice Girls member Geri Halliwell.
      The aftermath of the season saw motorsport chiefs conduct an investigation that concluded “human error” played a hand in Verstappen landing his first title.
      Race director Michael Masi left the FIA after being axed as race director and opened up on the mental turmoil the backlash had caused him earlier this year.
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      Anthony Joshua steps in for Tyson Fury as he agrees huge fight in Saudi Arabia on December 23 with opponent revealed

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA will fill in for battered and bruised Tyson Fury and provide Saudi Arabia with a Christmas cracker next month.The 35-year-old WBC Gypsy King was supposed to settle the undisputed decider with WBA, IBF and WBO boss Oleksandr Usyk on December 23 in Riyadh.
      Anthony Joshua has changed his plans big time to fight in RiyadhCredit: BBC
      Otto Wallin left Tyson Fury with a massive cut to his eye when the two heavyweights fought in Las Vegas four years agoCredit: Getty
      But he fluffed his lines at the October 28 rehearsal when he was floored by boxing debutant Francis Ngannou and needed some generous judging to cling on to his undefeated record.
      But the boxing movers and Sheikhs in the Middle East were never going to let the date pass them by so they have packed out a card full of heavyweight challengers and contenders, while they wait for the main course.
      AJ, 34, will take on giant Swedish southpaw Otto Wallin, who slashed a 49-stitch gash into Fury’s eye when they boxed in 2019.
      And Bronze Bomber Deontay Wilder – another Fury victim – will face the Morecambe giant’s best pal and training partner Joseph Parker.
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      SunSport understands the plan was for AJ to have another keep-warm fight in March and then launch a bid for the IBF heavyweight title, that will be stripped of the winner of the February showdown and up for grabs once again.
      But the money on offer from the kingdom convinced Watford’s London 2012 legend to suspend his carefully-made plans and dive into the mega-money event.

      That decision was confirmed on Monday when he posed for a photo with Turki Alalshikh, the new driving force behind the region’s entertainment and tourism takeover.
      Daniel Dubois, the 26-year-old Londoner who lasted nine rounds with Usyk in August, is expected to face the awful American drugs cheat Jarrell Miller, who scoffed the periodic table before being booted off his planned 2019 bout with AJ.
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      Fury and Usyk are expected to settle the score – and all four of the belts – on February 17 or 24 in the same Kingdom Arena.
      A press conference to announce that iconic bout between the Brit and the former undisputed cruiserweight ruler is expected on Thursday.
      But – after so many false dawns – Usyk will only really believe he is fighting Fury when the 6ft 9in behemoth is towering right over him.
      The Ukrainian told us: “I want to finish my beautiful 20-year career and road with Tyson Fury. I need to fight him.
      “But only when we have our Friday weigh-in and we wake up Saturday morning and travel to the venue, will I really believe it is happening.
      “It’s about being the undisputed world champion at two weights, the two biggest weights.
      “It’s not about money or belts. It’s about history.” More

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      Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn meet with Saudi boxing boss as ex-champ lined up for December 23 fight along with Wilder

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA and Eddie Hearn met with the Saudi Arabia boxing boss after being lined up to return on December 23. Tyson Fury had initially signed to fight Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed crown in a Christmas cracker.
      Anthony Joshua with Saudi’s Turki Alalshikh and promoter Eddie Hearn
      But eight weeks before the target date, Fury, 35, was dropped and given the fight of his life against ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou, 37.
      He controversially walked away with a points win but his title unification against Usyk, 36, has been postponed till February.
      Turki Alalshikh – in charge of boxing in Saudi – still wants a December 23 show to go ahead in absence of the undisputed showdown.
      And now Joshua is in talks to fight on the bill with Deontay Wilder also on the card in a separate bout.
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      Speculation that AJ is nearing a deal to return next month only strengthened when he was pictured with Alalshikh and promoter Hearn.
      It is believed Joshua, 34, is lined up to face Otto Wallin, 32, who in 2019 gave Fury 47 stitches despite losing on points.
      And Wilder, 38, is said to be nearing a deal with Joseph Parker, 31, the ex-WBO champion who won on the Ngannou undercard in October.
      The card is shaping up to be a blockbuster with Daniel Dubois, 25, rumoured to be in talks with disgraced drug cheat Jarrell Miller, 35.
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      Heavyweights Martin Bakole, 30, and Filip Hrgovic, 31, is another touted match-up.
      And undefeated WBA light-heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivol, 32, could face Richard Rivera, 32.
      An announcement on the Saudi card could come as early as tomorrow.
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      Christmas cancelled for Kelyn Cassidy as Irish Elite light-heavyweight champion aims for Olympic place at Paris 2024

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      CHRISTMAS is cancelled for Kelyn Cassidy — whose bid to become an Olympian starts now.The Waterford ace cemented his spot as Ireland’s top light-heavyweight by securing a three in a row of Irish titles in Dublin on Saturday night.
      Kelyn Cassidy of Saviours Crystal Boxing Club, Waterford, celebrates victory over Gabriel Dossen of Olympic Boxing Club, Galway
      Gabriel Dossen and Kelyn Cassidy in action during their light heavyweight 80kg final bout at the IABA National Elite Boxing Championships 2024 Finals
      Cassidy, 26, had to do it the hard way, beating one of his best pals in Galway puncher Gabriel Dossen.
      Dossen, a two-time Elite middleweight champ with a European gold to his name, had entered the 80kg ranks after his 75kg class was left off the Olympic roster.
      The winner here was a cert to make the team for a world qualifying tournament in Italy at the end of February — and Cassidy claimed it with both hands.
      It was a left that dropped Dossen in the first, while his right hook looked dangerous for the duration of their ferocious three-round battle.
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      After the verdict, the pair embraced in the ring as the magnitude of the result sank in.
      Cassidy told SunSport: “Christmas is cancelled — the bigger picture is the Olympic Games.
      “If I want anything out of boxing, I just want to be an Olympian.
      “I want to put everything I can in place to be an Olympian.
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      “I’m really emotional. I’m boxing one of my best mates there, we’ve boxed on the Irish team together for years. All credit to Gabriel, a class operator.
      “But at the end of the day, you have to forget feelings in the ring. Look, he pushed me right to the wire.
      “I had to pull all my tricks out of the bag to beat him.”
      The knockdown gave Cassidy momentum and while Dossen came on strong, particularly in the third, the Déise warrior was able to land enough to stay ahead.
      He added: “My left hand is my strongest hand. It’s good to get the result. I knew I needed a good win here to definitely get the weight.
      “We’re like brothers, so that’s why it’s emotional. You see at the end we just stood there holding each other for a while because, look, we’re really good mates.
      “And I know it’s sport and you can’t be mates in there but I’ll catch up with Gabriel after this and I’ll meet him for a drink or whatever. Nothing but respect for him.”
      Their battle was arguably the most anticipated bout of the night, along with the featherweight decider that saw Jude Gallagher beat Adam Hession.
      Cassidy lapped it up, adding: “This is the fight that everybody wanted to see. I went on social media for an hour in the morning and it was the talk of social media — Gabriel Dossen and Kelyn Cassidy. People have been posting bits of our sparring and everything.
      “These are the big fights you want to be in.
      “You remember the fights like when Darren O’Neill fought Darren Sutherland and the buzz around it.”
      Cassidy has reached the quarter-finals of the World Championships and European Games, slipping to tight defeats when wins would have landed him on the podium.
      He added: “I just got some tough draws. I got a tough draw at the European Games, had two good wins, and in the fight to qualify I end up meeting Oleksandr Khyzhniak of Ukraine.
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      The Olympic silver medallist and should be gold medallist only he was knocked out when he was 2-0 up in the third round.
      “I only got beaten on a countback. But you can’t let these things set you back, you’ve got to enjoy them and move on.” More

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      Somebody must win an Xbox Series X with Score Predictor in Matchweek 13 – check out these top tips!

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      DREAM TEAM are giving away another Xbox Series X in Matchweek 13!The user who earns the most points through their predictions for five selected Premier League fixtures will land the highly-desired games console as an early Christmas present.
      Remember, you don’t have to correctly predict the exact scores of all five games to win the top prize – that would be asking too much – you just have to edge out the next-best entrant.

      PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN AN XBOX SERIES X!

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      In the spirit of generosity, here are our predictions for Matchweek 13.
      Manchester United v Luton
      This one hinges on just how far the Red Devils are willing to descend into farce for the neutrals’ entertainment.
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      Erik ten Hag’s side should have enough to get past a newly-promoted outfit currently 17th in the table but the manner of their recent defeats to Manchester City, Newcastle and Copenhagen haven’t inspired much confidence.
      Worryingly, Man United have scored just 12 league goals this season – fewer than Wolves and the same number as Nottingham Forest.
      They’re also the only team in the top half with a negative goal difference.
      The Hatters drew with Liverpool last weekend but that was on home soil – if this weekend’s clash was also at Kenilworth Road then we’d be inclined to back another upset.
      As it is, we’re envisaging an unconvincing home win.
      Our Prediction: 2-1 to Man United
      Anything other than a win against Luton would heap extreme pressure on Ten HagCredit: Getty
      Bournemouth v Newcastle
      The league’s second-worst defence welcome the league’s second-best attack to the south coast.
      A trip to the other end of the country hot the heels of a European away day is not ideal for the Magpies but they’re undefeated in nine domestic outings while the Cherries are coming off a 6-1 loss last time out.
      Eddie Howe won’t be able to call upon his first-choice XI amid a flurry of injuries but the visitors should still be too strong for Andoni Iraola’s men, who have lost nine of their 11 league fixtures.
      Our Prediction: 2-0 to Newcastle
      Liverpool v Brentford
      Sunday’s match-up at Anfield has the makings of a high-scoring affair.
      Only four teams have generated more xG than the Bees in the top flight this term and it’s Jurgen Klopp side who lead the way in the fashionable metric.
      Thomas Frank’s side have won three games in a row and the hosts will have to be wary of the threat posed by Bryan Mbeumo, who has six goals and two assists to his name already.
      Liverpool’s potency is partially dependent on whether Darwin Nunez engages his unplayable mode or adopts his hungover Sunday League alter ego.
      Saying that, Mohamed Salah has 12 goal contributions in 11 league outings and there’s a feeling of inevitability about the Egyptian at home to a mid-table team.
      The Reds are partial to a 3-1 win this season and this feels like it could be another.
      Our Prediction: 3-1 to Liverpool
      Agent of chaosCredit: PA
      West Ham v Nottingham Forest
      A tough one here with the two teams separated by just one place and one point in the table.
      The Hammers started the season well enough but three defeats on the spin have seen them drop into the bottom half.
      Forest registered an impressive win over Aston Villa at the City Ground last weekend but their away form remains a concern.
      No team have drawn as many league games as Steve Cooper’s mob this season, which leads us to…
      Our Prediction: 1-1 draw
      Chelsea v Manchester City
      It’s hard to know what to read into Monday night’s game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
      On one hand, the Blues beat the last remaining undefeated top flight side 4-1 in their own back garden.
      But on the other, Spurs’ two red cards and ultra high line meant the contest was unlike any other in Premier League history – Mauricio Pochettino’s men actually made a meal of it for much of the second half in extremely favourable circumstances.
      Amid the chaos of that fixture, the controversy of Newcastle v Arsenal, and Liverpool’s slip-up at Luton, Pep Guardiola’s side quietly reclaimed top spot with an easy home win over Bournemouth.
      Of all a sudden, the treble winners are the league’s top scorers and boast the best defensive record – normal service has been ominously resumed.
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      Our Prediction: 2-0 to Man City
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