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Roundup: Liverpool move four clear, Leicester beat Spurs, Man Utd thrash Leeds

Adjust font size: LONDON, Dec. 20 (Xinhua) Liverpool will spend the Christmas period as Premier League leaders after they crushed Crystal Palace 7-0 on Saturday, while Tottenham lost at home to Leicester City on Sunday afternoon. Liverpool produced a commanding display with Takumi Minamino scoring in the third minute before Sadio Mane doubled the lead in the 35th minute and Roberto Firmino made it 3-0 on the stroke of halftime. Liverpool carried on after halftime with Jordan Henderson getting his name on the scoresheet in the 52nd minute before Firmino netted his second and Mohamed Salah, who came on as a 57th-minute substitute, scored twice in the last 10 minutes.

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Premier League: 10 Talking Points From This Weekend s Action

Monday, 21 December, 2020 - 08:15 Callum Wilson; Sander Berge; Ben Godfrey. Composite: Jonny Weeks/Getty/PA/AP The Guardian Sport 1) Reds leave opponents dizzy to give themselves a rest Which is your favorite Klopp Liverpool team? The title one? The Champions League one? Or the one the year before that didn’t win anything but broke like an avenging swarm of bees and left their opponents dizzy? For some it is still the last of these, when Klopp was still grooving his patterns, working out the best way to win, and building to the supreme efficiency of last year. In which case there will have been a fond echo in the destruction at Selhurst Park, where Liverpool did give chances in the first half hour but attacked with fury either side. This was the first time in a year they have scored five in the league with the title race still alive. In this muddled season they do have the power to terrorize opponents and kill g

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Liverpool move four clear, Leicester beat Spurs, Man Utd thrash Leeds - Xinhua

Liverpool move four clear, Leicester beat Spurs, Man Utd thrash Leeds Source: Xinhua| Editor: huaxia Video PlayerClose LONDON, Dec. 20 (Xinhua) Liverpool will spend the Christmas period as Premier League leaders after they crushed Crystal Palace 7-0 on Saturday, while Tottenham lost at home to Leicester City on Sunday afternoon. Liverpool produced a commanding display with Takumi Minamino scoring in the third minute before Sadio Mane doubled the lead in the 35th minute and Roberto Firmino made it 3-0 on the stroke of halftime. Liverpool carried on after halftime with Jordan Henderson getting his name on the scoresheet in the 52nd minute before Firmino netted his second and Mohamed Salah, who came on as a 57th-minute substitute, scored twice in the last 10 minutes.

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Liverpool crush Crystal Palace, Everton move to second - Xinhua

Liverpool crush Crystal Palace, Everton move to second - Xinhua
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Liverpool crush Crystal Palace, Everton move to second

Liverpool crush Crystal Palace, Everton move to second
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