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Cork's Brian Barry-Murphy hails ‘great point’ as Cardiff deny Huddersfield

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By Tom White
| Echo Live Verified
Cardiff boss Brian Barry-Murphy hailed his players’ mentality as they took another step towards automatic promotion by snatching a late 1-1 draw away to Huddersfield. Yousef Salech headed home from Callum Robinson’s flick-on in the sixth minute of added time to cancel out Ryan Ledson’s first-half opener just a few minutes after Marcus McGuane had a shot tipped onto the bar at the other end. Barry-Murphy said: “I think it’s a great point in the circumstances.
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The Fulham star who broke a Premier League record in Man United defeat

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By Tom White
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Raul Jimenez has etched his name into Premier League history, converting his 12th consecutive spot-kick during Sunday’s dramatic 3-2 defeat to Manchester United. The Fulham striker's unerring accuracy from 12 yards now sees him hold the record for the most penalties scored without a single miss. Jimenez's perfect record began at Wolves, with his first penalty in a 3-2 loss to Tottenham in November 2018.
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Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest: Key stats and talking points

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By Tom White
| BBC Verified
After a fierce off-pitch battle for European football dominated the summer for both Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest, on-pitch matters can finally take centre stage on Sunday as the two meet at Selhurst Park. Palace's famous FA Cup final victory over Manchester City in May, the first major trophy in the club's history, was supposed to be followed by a debut Europa League campaign.
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