'Absolute madness' from Spurs star, sad $253m Liverpool sight and City go top... for now: EPL Wrap
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'Absolute madness' from Spurs star, sad $253m Liverpool sight and City go top... for now: EPL Wrap
""I want to be honest. I said to the players, 'Merry Christmas everyone but it will not be enough if we don't improve'.""
""The first one is the first red, which I think... I've seen it given before but I don't like it," Frank said. "I don't like those types of red cards because I think the game is gone if that's a red card. I don't think it's reckless tackle. I don't think it's exceptional force. "We have the referee call and that was a yellow so that's why I don't think that's a red.""
Manchester City beat West Ham 3-0, securing a seventh consecutive win in all competitions and moving one point above Arsenal. Erling Haaland opened the scoring after five minutes, provided the assist for Tijjani Reijnders' first Etihad goal before half-time, and scored again 21 minutes from time to reach 38 goals for the season. Pep Guardiola praised the result but demanded further improvement to pursue a seventh Premier League title under his tenure. Liverpool won 2-1 at nine-man Tottenham, extending their unbeaten run to six games amid controversy over Xavi Simons' tackle on Virgil van Dijk. Arsenal can retake top spot later when they visit Everton.
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