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I'll tell my players to dive in future - Iraola

I'll tell my players to dive in future - Iraola
BBC News Sunday 01 November 2026, 21:00 UTC 1 min read
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Andoni Iraola says that he will tell his players to go down in future after Liverpool were denied a penalty in Sunday's defeat by Arsenal.

Andoni Iraola says that he will tell his players to go down in future after Liverpool were denied a penalty in Sunday's defeat by Arsenal.
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