Liverpool U18s 7-0 Sunderland U18s: Match Preview & Simon Wiles
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8-second readIt was all treats and no tricks as Liverpool Under 18s returned to winning ways in emphatic fashion on Saturday afternoon, scoring seven second-half goals to sweep aside Sunderland 7-0...

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It was all treats and no tricks as Liverpool Under 18s returned to winning ways in emphatic fashion on Saturday afternoon, scoring seven second-half goals to sweep aside Sunderland 7-0...
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- Liverpool, Sunderland
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