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Thomas Tuchel has never been inclined to place much faith in the most famous right-back at his disposal, Trent Alexander-Arnold, once of Liverpool, now of Real Madrid, and – back in an England shirt – still capable of changing games in the blink of an eye.
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The 125th cap was no different to the first for Harry Kane, who has now been in the business of goal accumulation for so long that it is only at the landmark moments, that all of us are obliged to step back and take in the full scale of the work he has created.
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There will be some games where Mikel Arteta has no choice but to tweak the XI, rest some tired legs and give his second-choice attackers the chance – although given the option he may wish to pick the same team every week.
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There will be many more Champions League nights for Rio Ngumoha, although the 18-year-old will always remember this career landmark when his teenage skill plunged the opposition into fearful indecision and decided the game.
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If this is the last trophy in English football for Pep Guardiola, then the great Catalan did it his way again – a starting XI that felt wrong, this time rectified mid-match and once again too good for the opposition.
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In the north, their oldest rivals celebrated a historic Premier League title, while in the west, Chelsea did what they almost always do when Tottenham Hotspur visit Stamford Bridge.
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The Premier League’s new unlikely lads are Hull City, promoted after 105 minutes of attritional play-off football in scorching Wembley sunshine and the unerring sense of an opportunity fostered by Oli McBurnie.
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This was not a trophy for Tottenham Hotspur, nor was it an achievement which a club of their scale would usually acknowledge.
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