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English League Division One match at Anfield. Liverpool 5 v Arsenal 0

English League Division One match at Anfield.
Liverpool 5 v Arsenal 0.
Liverpool captain Ron Yeats and Gordon Milne rush to congratulate Alf Arrowsmith, scorer of the he second goal, on the way to clinching the League title in spectacular fashion, only two years after gaining promotion from the Second Division
18th April 1964

Derek Wright
Liverpool Echo
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Liverpool
Merseyside
England

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