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Cole Palmer was outstanding against Fulham His movement was sharp and intelligent — constant scanning, half-turns to receive on the move, and clever positioning between the lines that created space for João Pedro and Morgan Rogers. On the ball he was clinical and creative: the perfectly weighted flick that... show more

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