REVIEW: Haaland & Nunez On The Mark

Keeshaanan Sundaresan | Arvind Sidhu | Lynn Choo

08-Aug-22 20:00

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Game week one, done and dusted! New boys, Erling Haaland & Darwin Nunez open their EPL account, while toothless Red Devils goes down to Graham Potter's inspired Brighton. Elsewhere, Liverpool held by a Mitrovic brace at Craven Cottage, Jorginho's penalty gifts Tuchel's Chelsea three points, Arsenal starting the season in style - winning away against London rivals Crystal Palace.

Also, what's happening in Malaysian football this week? Spoiler alert: A lot. All that and more on the brand-new Just For Kicks.

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Presented by: Kam Raslan

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Categories: sports

Tags: just for kicks, erling haaland, darwin nunez, epl, kam raslan, Man Utd, arsenal, football,

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