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Do you think Slonina won't be in the picture at all, @Vesper?

I'd say decent is probably an understatement. Nkunku might have scored against Bournemouth, but Sanchez was the reason we were even still in the game at that point.

The current result aside, I have no idea how ten Hag is still at United. He really should have been sacked well before the FA Cup final. Either way, it's a win-win for everyone else.

Nkunku has his shooting boots on (poor keeping has helped, tho).

Superb assist from Felix

It might only be Barrow, but I'm still worried about that midfield. 😅

A loan of any sort should have been agreed once the club had intentions of signing Sancho. I can't see him playing more than a handful of games until Jan. He's right at the bottom of the pecking order having failing to impress when given chances in the opening games.

They sure do love their FB/WB's over there.

Kepa gifting Liverpool the lead after a dominate display from the away side. Some strike too. I don't understand how more clubs haven't looked at Mbuemo & Wissa, tbh (CAF, no doubt).

We hadn't kept a cleansheet in 17 away league matches prior to last week, now two in a row. Some encouraging signs all over the pitch.

Jackson will receive the majority of the credit today, and rightfully so, for playing a role in all three goals, but Caicedo has been outstanding today, possibly his best performance for us. On track to win at London Stadium for the first time in three and a half years.

Jackson taking his chances. Colour me surprised

Which fans? I'm all for having more teams and such, but the lesser teams from stronger leagues should have to qualify like 10 or so years ago. That would certainly limit the number of sides of this calibre qualifying for the "biggest club competition" in the world. Even though I don't mind the change in format, I was worried about one-sided scorelines being commonplace. Let's see what happens over the next two days. With regards to the Super League, you need the product as a whole, and smaller teams do their bit to add to it. Milan V Liverpool tonight might not have ended 9-2; however, it was a very one-sided affair, with the post saving Milan on numerous occasions.

I remember that night where Lyon did the unthinkable against Zagreb to qualify for the KO stages (Gomis scored the fastest CL hattrick which was only beaten recently by Salah) & noises of corruption were rife. Any talk of that tonight? There's no excusing this type of scoreline in such a competition.

A rough night for him. He conceded seven against United.

Kane with his third PK. That is surely a CL record, right?

Captain America gives Milan the lead within 3 minutes. Is Arne's honeymoon over already?

Moment of the match. You've got to love the passion.

Our first away cleansheet in 17 league games. Sanchez had a major role to play, but Sancho gave us that spark in attack. A great debut. Shootout to Veiga for his celebration too. 😄

Taylor's ego is out of control. He's dying to send someone off in white.

Jackson with his childish behaviour. Two yellows cards in 4 games. Another worldie from him.

It's because they actually have a decent CF. Liverpool & Chelsea don't.

He's going to turn into Drogba anytime now. Just have to give him some time....

It just feels like at any moment our defence are going to implode. Sanchez saved us for a change, but we need to be taking chances as is always the case. Jackson looking his same old.

I'm aware such clauses exist, but they really shouldn't be a worry if both parties are keen on the move. Fulham reportedly had to pay us an additional £4 million for Broja's loan term on top of his wages. In any case, wouldn't it be better to loan players to clubs in need of them & have a high chance of getting game time? Just look at the farce that was Santos' loan to Forest. He might as well have been on a holiday for 6 months.