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Southampton’s Daniel Peretz Takes Responsibility for Error in 4-1 League Cup Loss to West Ham Southampton goalkeeper Daniel Peretz admitted responsibility for a mistake leading to a 4-1 League Cup loss to West Ham, where he faced fellow Israeli Manor Solomon. Both praised new Crystal Palace signing Anan Khalaily and expressed confidence in his Premier League prospects.
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What happened 01 Daniel Peretz admitted fault for a key goal in Southampton’s 4-1 League Cup loss to West Ham. 02 Manor Solomon played as a substitute and celebrated the victory against his friend Peretz. 03 Peretz and Solomon discussed Anan Khalaily’s move to Crystal Palace and his potential success. 04 Peretz made two good saves but missed a corner leading to West Ham’s equalizer. 05 West Ham scored three more goals in the second half to advance in the League Cup. 06 Solomon nearly scored against Peretz in stoppage time but was denied by the goalkeeper. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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