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Again changes in the line-up, giving starts to Jamie Vardy, Wilfred Ndidi and Luke Thomas. Kelechi Iheanacho missed the game through injury, Victor Kristiansen and Tetê was left on the bench.

Everton had a good line-up with important players such as Seamus Coleman and Dominic Calvert-Lewin in there, as their momentum were set and showed from start that they will not be taken for granted.

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New game, new selection, good to see James Maddison and Harvey Barnes back, but in a way this set up looks a bit difficult as it in real does not bring enough power to the engine, and there is something wrong.

Despite this line-up Iheanacho’s movement together with Barnes and Tetê does not really work well together, it become a bit static, but the shot of Youri Tielemans early on could have made this game so different if VAR had not come in, but agian probably correct decission.

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James Maddison out with sickness and Harvey Barnes not ready, made it a bit difficult for Dean Smith, but instead of taking the safe route and a defensive approach, he just stayed true to his words and showed no fear in his selection.

Playing Patson Daka, Tetê, Jamie Vardy and Kelechi Iheanacho from start, looked hilarius. To drop Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Wilfred Ndidi from the eleven showed boldness and bravery.

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