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Max Rushden is joined by Lars Sivertsen, John Brewin and Jordan Jarrett-Bryan as the Premier League returns from its Winter World Cup hiatus
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Arsenal are still very good despite being a Gabriel Jesus down. The Gunners beat West Ham 3-1 and remain top of the table. Also firmly in the still Very-Good Camp are Newcastle: the panel ask whether they could be genuine title contenders?
Elsewhere, Liverpool’s win over Aston Villa sparks yet another Darwin Núñez debate, Spurs are exactly the same as they were six weeks ago and Everton shift into full crisis mode.
Plus, Fulham and Brighton earn great wins and there is some draft-excluder confusion.

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