For the Premier League, a competitive season with high-flying underdogs is very much a double-edged sword. They’re caught in a cleft stick.

Justin Kluivert (£5.5m) scored his second hat-trick of the season this week, registering a massive 22-point haul. He has been great value and now has 10 goals and three assists for the season. He is also Bournemouth’s first-choice penalty taker and, at his price, should be easy to acquire.

Liverpool have moved six points clear of second-placed Arsenal at the top of the Premier League table following a remarkable 2-0 win at Brentford on Saturday af

Speaking to Gary Lineker for Football Focus, Frank said: "I'm very, very happy at Brentford - in many ways it's the perfect football club. You can still be ambitious. It'd be difficult to win the Premier League, but we can still build the club and have the chance to win something - a cup maybe.

Chelsea, Bournemouth, Man, West Ham and Fulham all did their bit on a simply ludicrous evening of Premier League football on Tuesday.

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Federico Chiesa's impressive cameo against Brentford showcased a key trait once at the forefront of Liverpool's style of play under former Reds manager Jurgen Klopp

Darwin Nunez was still trotting on to the pitch having been introduced midway through the second half when he was serenaded by chants from the home crowd that suggested the Uruguayan was, in polite terms, an inferior version of former Liverpool striker Andy Carroll.

What a win for Bournemouth. Newcastle came into this game on a nine-match winning run but have been completely taken apart by the Cherries with Justin Kluivert getting a hat-trick. A remarkable day for Andoni Iraloa's men.

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Except the visitors did not read the script. Instead they tore it up with one of the performances of the season, not just from them but any side, making Bournemouth’s 4-1 win at Newcastle arguably even more impressive than Manchester City’s 6-0 success at Ipswich Town.