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Tottenham v Crystal Palace: Premier League – live
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⚽ Updates on the 5.30pm GMT kick-off in north London ⚽ Football Daily | Premier League table | Email Niall 6 mins: Spurs enjoying the early possession, stroking the ball swiftly around midfield. 3 mins: If Palace can get a point here, then Manchester United will drop into the bot
⚽ Updates on the 5.30pm GMT kick-off in north London ⚽ Football Daily | Premier League table | Email Niall 6 mins: Spurs enjoying the early possession, stroking the ball swiftly around midfield. 3 mins: If Palace can get a point here, then Manchester United will drop into the bottom three. And as long as the visitors are level, United are in there provisionally .
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