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Ipswich Town briefing: how Dario Diallo is setting the tempo in Premier League.

Ipswich Town now has enough seeded squad depth to analyse shape, rotations, and who is carrying the cleanest actions between the boxes.

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Ipswich Town briefing: how Dario Diallo is setting the tempo in Premier League.

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