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Carragher says Liverpool star might ‘never recover’ from brutal Andoni Iraola call for Arsenal clash
Jamie Carragher believes Andoni Iraola’s shock call for the visit of Arsenal will be a “mighty blow” for the Liverpool star.
— Football365, publisher's words · Read the original ↗
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Corroborated (8)
8 of 14 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had; the other 6 repeat it. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.
Judged on the 14 outlets in our latest edition; the timeline keeps all 15 we have seen.
Coverage timeline
15 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
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Evening Standard FootballEN · GBRepeats
Andoni Iraola reacts to 'clear' Liverpool penalty in Arsenal defeat: 'I don’t understand'
- +3 h 48 min
BBC Sport — FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
'Everyone saw it' - Iraola confused by Isak penalty decision
- +4 h 10 min
- +4 h 37 min
The Athletic (NYT)EN · USOwn reporting
Andoni Iraola tells Liverpool players to 'go down' after Alexander Isak denied penalty vs. Arsenal
- +4 h 45 min
FTBLEN · AUOwn reporting
Cites The Sun, Sky Sports
- +4 h 52 min
Mirror FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
Andoni Iraola orders Liverpool stars to go down after Alexander Isak denied 'clear penalty'
- +4 h 58 min
kicker — AktuellDE · DEOwn reporting
In Zukunft fallen lassen? Iraola kritisiert: Isak-Szene war ein klarer Elfmeter
- +4 h 59 min
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- +5 h 35 min
The Guardian — FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
‘We have to tell them to go down’: Iraola responds to Isak penalty denial for Liverpool
- +5 h 57 min
Voetbal InternationalNL · NLOwn reporting
Iraola schudt hoofd na momenten Isak en Gakpo: 'Hadden penalty moeten krijgen'
- +14 h 24 min
CaughtOffsideEN · GBRepeats
Liverpool left angry as Iraola changes stance after controversial VAR call
Cites Sky Sports
- +18 h 29 min
MaxifootFR · FROwn reporting
First seen is our own clock across 245+ feeds; it is not a guarantee of who published first. Each time is the earlier of the publisher's own timestamp and our first sighting. Headlines and summaries are the publishers' own words, linked to the original. How we work out who broke it.