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Another example of Xabi Alonso's team rotations. Palmer brings it forward in the RHS, Gusto wide; they rotate Palmer wide and Gusto inverted. Palmer is in a position for a 1v1 take-on, doesn't receive it in a way to go 1v1 and passes back; Acheampong makes an inside dart... show more

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