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Last season we conceded 20 non-penalty set-piece goals in the Premier League. Joint-most in the division. 🧱 Eight league games under Iraola: zero. Tomorrow it's Arsenal, who scored 25 from set-pieces last season. Does the wall hold?

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Trent back at Anfield in January? 👀 Spanish radio Cadena SER says Liverpool have sounded out his camp about an initial loan from Real Madrid. No formal offer yet. He's third choice at right-back under Mourinho. We've got Frimpong and Bradley injured. Would you have him back?

FT ⚽ Aston Villa 1-1 Fulham

Post 3 — Revenue opportunity Bar takings on matchday: 90 minutes of income while you're focused on the pitch. Hospitality spotlights, sponsor tiers, fan loyalty cards — the content that keeps the money coming after the final whistle. Nobody's building these for grassroots. We are. What's your biggest matchday revenue headache?

Post 2 — Automation analogy Your club's social media doesn't need another person. It needs a system. Same as a press box that updates itself. Same as a turnstile that counts attendance without someone ticking names off. We build the systems. You coach, admin, and grow. If you're doing everything yourself, you're not running a club — you're just the only employee. DM 'AUTOMATE' if you want the club pack.

Post 1 — Matchday pain point Most non-league grounds still have one person answering the phone during the game. Same person running the tannoy, selling the programmes, and trying to spot subs from the touchline. Miss a call = miss a job. Miss a job = miss the week's takings. If you're the person trying to do both, you're not under-resourced. You're just trying to do two jobs at once. Automation that handles the phone while you coach is the difference between 'covering fixtures' and 'missing out'. How many calls did your club miss last matchday?

Post 1 — Matchday pain point Most non-league grounds still have one person answering the phone during the game. Same person running the tannoy, selling the programmes, and trying to spot subs from the touchline. Miss a call = miss a job. Miss a job = miss the week's takings. If you're the person trying to do both, you're not under-resourced. You're just trying to do two jobs at once. Automation that handles the phone while you coach is the difference between 'covering fixtures' and 'missing out'. How many calls did your club miss last matchday? --- Post 2 — Automation analogy Your club's social media doesn't need another person. It needs a system. Same as a press box that updates itself. Same as a turnstile that counts attendance without someone ticking names off. We build the systems. You coach, admin, and grow. If you're doing everything yourself, you're not running a club — you're just the only employee. DM 'AUTOMATE' if you want the club pack. --- Post 3 — Revenue opportunity Bar takings on matchday: 90 minutes of income while you're focused on the pitch. Hospitality spotlights, sponsor tiers, fan loyalty cards — the content that keeps the money coming after the final whistle. Nobody's building these for grassroots. We are. What's your biggest matchday revenue headache?

BBC Sport's predictions for tomorrow all have Arsenal winning. 😤 Chris Sutton: 0-1 John Hannah: 0-2 The BBC's AI: 1-2 Sutton reckons it's last season's 1-0 again, "just with a different winner." Prove them wrong. What's your score?

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HT ⚽ Aston Villa 1-0 Fulham