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All of that drama, though, comes with a figurative asterisk. This season’s Premier League has been defined as much by turbulence off the field — points deductions, internecine bickering, legal disputes, fraud accusations and the looming threat of government intervention — as it has been by City’s (eventual) smooth sailing through it.
The Premier League’s Asterisk Season
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Goleou o Aston Villa, ganhou do United em Old Trafford e eliminou o City .
Perdeu pro Palace e Ipswich Town que não tinham vitória na Premier League.
Prazer,
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 🫱🏻🫲🏼
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The Premier League’s Asterisk Season
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