In Video: Liverpool need just a point to win Premier League after Arsenal draw | Back Pages Tonight

This is not a typical article, but rather a transcript of a discussion on a podcast or radio show called "Back Pages" hosted by John and Jack. The discussion covers various topics in the English football league, including:

1. Liverpool’s title hopes and the Arsenal draw against Crystal Palace: Liverpool’s chances of winning the title are discussed, with Arsenal’s draw against Crystal Palace potentially keeping it alive until the weekend’s match against Tottenham Hotspur.
2. Arsenal’s performance against Crystal Palace: The show’s presenters, John and Jack, criticize Arsenal’s performance, particularly their lack of intensity and nervousness in the second half, which led to them conceding two goals and drawing the game.
3. Jean Philippe Mateta’s goal: The goal scored by Crystal Palace’s Jean Philippe Mateta is highlighted as one of the best goals of the season. His recent form under manager Oliver Glassner is also praised.
4. Daniel Farer and his potential sacking: The discussion turns to Daniel Farer, a manager who led his team to promotion but may be sacked by his club due to not receiving the investment he wanted. This decision is seen as a ruthless one that could have controversial consequences.
5. Dean Hoyson’s transfer potential: The show also touches on the potential transfer of Dean Hoyson, a player who has been highly praised for his performances in the Championship. Several clubs, including Chelsea, Real Madrid, and Liverpool, are mentioned as contenders to sign him.
6. Rory Macoy’s post-Masters celebrations: The discussion concludes with a look at the reception Rory Macoy received after his Masters victory, with US Presidents Donald Trump and Barack Obama reportedly calling him to congratulate him. The show’s presenters discuss Rory’s potential for future achievements in golf and his return to competition at the Zurich Classic.

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