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Sky News' MICHAEL BRIDGE: "Pretty speechless after that. Diame and Morrison the pick of the West Ham players. #THFC will hope this is a one off. Plenty to ponder."

London Daily Mirror's JOHN CROSS: "Whether you agree with it or not, the police warnings had an effect. Huge reduction in the Y chant and West Ham fans very well behaved, too."

London Guardian's OWEN GIBSON: "I see Putin eschewed garish Bosco outfit for a suit at Moscow flame lighting. Oh and they're going to spy on us all."

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