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Home » MOTD analysis: Tottenham’s Mohammed Kudus a ‘breath of fresh air’
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MOTD analysis: Tottenham’s Mohammed Kudus a ‘breath of fresh air’

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MOTD analysis: Tottenham’s Mohammed Kudus a ‘breath of fresh air’
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Match of the Day’s Alan Shearer and Wayne Rooney are left impressed by Tottenham Hotspur’s direct, forward-thinking play, which was exemplified by forward Mohammed Kudus, in their 2-1 win away at Leeds United in the Premier League.

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