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The Optus Football PodcastShow Notes
Do Arsenal's front men have enough goals in them to win the league?!
Midweek football is here on Optus Sport!
With Mark Schwarzer galavanting on a Spanish golf course, Phil Kitromilides and Julien Laurens pore over this week's midweek fixtures.
Arsenal v Manchester United will be huge - we give our pre-game analysis on what lineups will cause the greatest trouble for the opposition Newcastle sit in a disappointing 11th place and take on an absolutely flying Liverpool at St. James' Park. How can the Magpies take down the seemingly-unassailable Reds?
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