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Extra Time – Episode 4

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On this week’s Extra Time, Jim, Luke, Simon and Jesse discuss all the action from week three of the Premier League season including Raheem Sterling’s hot form, Tottenham’s draw with Liverpool at the lane, and some of the signings happening in the last days of the transfer window.

https://audioboom.com/boos/4993800-extra-time-episode-4

Featured on this episode are La Trobe University students:

Jim Files, Luke Karlik, Jesse Robinson, and Simon Draycott.

.@ManUtd have won their opening 3 games of a #PL season for the first time since 2011/12 pic.twitter.com/95XsL7iEAe

— Premier League (@premierleague) August 28, 2016

Jesse Robinson, Jim Files, Luke Karlik, Premier League, Raheem Sterling, Simon Draycott

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