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Tom Barclay
Tom Barclay is a sports journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He covers Premier League football for The Sun, Britain's biggest newspaper.
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Romain Chauvet
Romain Chauvet is a French-Canadian journalist and producer based in Madrid, Spain. He's interested in stories linked to politics, migration, media, social issues, and climate change. He has a bachelor in communication and journalim from the University of Québec in Montréal, Canada, and a ...
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Andrew Greaves
Andrew Greaves is a journalist and broadcaster based in Manchester, United Kingdom with more than 14 years experience in regional and national newspapers both in the UK and Spain. He is a regular guest presenter on That's Manchester TV's Late Night Live and a contributor to various national and ...
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The article provides player ratings for the Burnley football team after a match where they conceded five goals. Nick Pope, the goalkeeper, received a rating of 5, having been beaten by goals he had little chance of stopping. Defenders Matt Lowton and Ben Mee both received a 4, with Lowton's performance being particularly criticized. James Tarkowski was noted as the best of the back four, yet also received a 5. Midfielders Robbie Brady and Jeff Hendrick struggled, each earning a 4. Dwight McNeil and Jay Rodriguez were the only players to receive a 6, with Rodriguez named as the star player. Substitutes Matej Vydra and Aaron Lennon were given a 4 and a 5, respectively, with Lennon receiving a warm welcome back at Tottenham.
David Hurst
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Alexis Sanchez
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Rachel Steinberg
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Everton hold Crystal Palace to force FA Cup third round replay
Crystal Palace and Everton will have a replay of their FA Cup third-round match following a goalless draw at Selhurst Park. Everton played with 10 men after Dominic Calvert-Lewin's red card in the 79th minute. The match, which started in a south London downpour, saw few opportunities for both sides. Dwight McNeil suffered a lower-leg injury and was stretchered off. Both teams had strong line-ups, with Everton making three changes and Palace two, due to Jordan Ayew's departure for the Africa Cup of Nations. Despite late substitutions, no team could secure a win.