Dowman becomes the PL’s youngest-ever scorer as Arsenal leave it late, while Newcastle edge Chelsea 1–0

23:51Daniel Sturridge:Yeah, and this young man here changed the game completely. The reflection of it, he came on with a confidence that maybe we haven't seen. We haven't seen this from a player of his age in a very, very long time. The abilities that he showed tonight on display was brilliant. He brought his teammates on the ball. He was getting into pockets, drifting past players and making things happen. And that's what you're supposed to do coming off the bench. It's easy to say it, but to go and do it is a very, very difficult thing. This was the only surprise for me that that didn't go in the top corner. And the thing is, right, because we've seen him do it so many times.

24:21Daniel Sturridge:And the thing is, right, is to even have that thought about a 16 year old shows the level of quality that we know he possesses yeah this is this is wild this is genuinely wild that header then the strength get off touch right foot right foot and then he's off that's the importance of doing those you know when you go through the cones and you do the weaker foot you do the right foot and the left foot that's that's why when you train as a kid it's important to do both feet cool i'm left footed, I'm going to go ahead and do my left foot through the cones. That's why when you do the cones, you go through with your right foot.

24:54Daniel Sturridge:You time yourself. I remember I used to do that when I was a kid. You time yourself. Is that nature or nurture? I think it's a bit of both. I think he's got abilities that he's trained on and he can see he loves the game and he plays with a smile on his face. And I think you have to work on it. You get abilities from above and then it's, and now I've got to work on them. And there's a whole family sharing in that moment. Yeah, look, his dad there, he's so proud. There's his mum. Oh, incredible for them. What a moment. Amazing night. But it is funny with all the lot of players that sort of possess that, I would say, that difference.

25:25They have that left foot, you know, that can just drift past people and they make it look so effortless. And he possesses that. You know, the game is naturally so easy for him. Has such great balance, size, and you can just see it there. I mean, it will be an amazing moment for all of his family. They'll never forget it. But not every young star that shines brightly goes on to have an amazing career. That's just a fact. unfortunately. What is it going to have to take from Max Damman to go on and have the career that his talent is sort of saying that he could have?

25:55Daniel Sturridge:I mean continue doing what he's doing. It seems like he's got a very supportive family who's in the box. The club are supporting him very well in terms of his development. As long as he keeps his head on his shoulders which as you can see the players love him. They're keeping him on side. He's got older more senior English players in the dressing room that will nurture him, his personality, keep him in check and I think players like him with the talent that he's got deserve the respect and the understanding that it's going to take time. We know we can do these moments and it's going to take time for him to, I suppose, get into the team.

26:27Daniel Sturridge:But look, we can never doubt the quality this player's got. I think that's such a good point, Dan. And I think almost a senior player should have a duty or care as well. I look back to, you know, my career when I first signed for Liverpool and John Barnes was so influential on bringing me through. I was a 17-year-old young man that had just got into the first team. He helped me so much. I remember when Gerrard come through, I felt that I had to almost do what John had done for me and tried to help him. And not that he needed a lot, because he was such a great player. But I look at him and I look at, okay, where's your senior players, your role models?

26:55I think Declan Rice. It was good for Declan Rice. Mark Noble. Mark Noble took Declan Rice under his wing. People like Odegaard. Although they're a threat, which they inevitably are going to be, and Bakayosaka, he'll be looking over his shoulder going, wow, this young man's going to be incredible. You still, it's part of the football hierarchy. Do the right thing. Help him. Make sure he keeps his feet on the ground. Don't get too excited because everyone now, his life has just changed tonight. It was always going to change, but tonight is the night where everything's going to be different. He walks into restaurants, he's going to get the best table.

27:25It's not allowed in yet, really. Everything is going to be, people are going to just make such a fuss of that young man. They want to be part of him. Who are your mates? Who are the people you've got to make sure that, no, I don't need those people in my life. All these things, his mum and dad are going to have lovely people. but they're going to have to take control on that. Keep the circle small. Absolutely. That job's got harder as well, though, hasn't it? Absolutely. But the club will do really well in nurturing young players, but they've got to make sure they get it right. And he's going to need a lot of support, but I've got no doubt he'll have it.

27:54And first of all, a great moment for everybody. And of course, Manchester City are about to kick off any second now against West Ham United. That news will have come through to their dressing room shortly, won't it, as well?

28:04Daniel Sturridge:100 % yeah. And it wouldn't change anything for them psychologically. Logically, they know they've now got to win. They would have been getting a little bit excited, though, wouldn't they? Oh, yeah, of course they would. I'm thinking, oh, boys, listen, man, we go out there today. You know, we get the job done. But now it's like, OK, you know, business as usual. We've got to go out here. We've got to win. We have to. And they're going to feel a little bit more added pressure if West Ham can keep them, you know, nil-nil 70 minutes or whatever it may be. They'll have the same feelings and the sentiments that Arsenal had.

28:34Daniel Sturridge:And then moments of magic at the end have to be the difference. Of course, it's in Arsenal's hands. So they should probably be our focus, first of all. And of course, they're still juggling four competitions and it's Champions League this week and then the crucial Carabao Cup final next weekend. And then after the international break, they return with FA Cup action. And then we're into the serious business of the Premier League again at this point. Three of the next four are at home, Bournemouth, Newcastle and Fulham. Sandwiched with that fascinating game at the Etihad. on April the 19th. Could that be significant that Arsenal have got three of their next four at home?

29:12Given the atmosphere there this evening, given the joy and the euphoria that was around the place, maybe taking away a little bit of that tension in the process.

29:20Daniel Sturridge:Yeah, and no game's easy. We know that for a fact, right? But now that they've won that game today, I think it even elevates their belief even higher because this was a game that, again, the anticipation would have been. It would have been a draw. Now they know, listen, boys, we can do this. we can have those moments of magic. Remember back in the days you watch Manchester United and you see last minute goals and you think, oh, it's inevitable. You know, I wouldn't say I had that feeling with Arsenal even today. But when you see Max Dalman come on and you see him have a moment of magic, you go, you know what?

29:50Daniel Sturridge:They're showing that grit. They're showing that title winning mentality. And you can't doubt them now. They can go all the way as long as they keep doing this. These are the nights that feel special. These are the nights that make champions. Do you know who I think is going to deserve a medal at the end of this season? I think the Arsenal fans are going to deserve a medal because they have been put through the ringer at home, particularly, I think, Jamie, for a lot of this season as well. They haven't done it easily, have they? No, they haven't. That's the emotion, not winning a title, and they won it so badly.

30:16And people could say, oh, you have to stay calm. Don't get onto the players. But it's natural. You paid your money. You want this so badly. You know, you've not won it for many, many years. The Invincibles, the last time they won it. 22 years, yeah. If they'd have said at that time that you won't win a league for 22 years, no one would have believed you. But this is the case. and I think it's credit to what Mikel Arteta has done. You know, he's got them into this position right now. It's, I think this is the best, out of all the others, this is, this feels like it because I just don't think Manchester City are as strong as what they have been previously but they are going to make them work hard.

30:50There is no foregone conclusion just yet but they are in a fantastic position. How old was Max Dam, was Theo World Cup, by the way, when he went to the World Cup? Go on. 17, 17. Was he? Yeah. I hadn't played a lot for Arsenal at that point. Let's see. Wouldn't be the craziest thing, would it? Sky Sports main event are leaving us to go to Sawgrass, where Ludwig Oberg is looking in control at the top of the leaderboard at the players. This to go, three clear on the sixth. What do you think, Daniel? Is it in? This has got to go down. Oh, it stays up, it stays up. He's won over today because he was 12 under yesterday, wasn't he?

31:29It's getting exciting at the players. There's lots of European interest, the top leaderboard as well. That is on Sky Sports' main event, Sky Sports Premier League next, as we continue to round up an exciting evening of football with a special look, not just at Arsenal next, but at Stamford Bridge, where Newcastle United have pulled what has been a rare away victory on the road this season. Anton Deck enjoyed that one in the capital tonight. And Eddie Howside certainly did as well.

32:25We'll be right back.

32:39What a win for Newcastle United. One goal was enough at Stamford Bridge tonight. To the delight of the watching Anton Deck, Chelsea's frustration continues having drop points at home against Leeds and Burnley. In draws, they are now beaten by Newcastle United, winning just their fourth away game of the season in the Premier League. It's a real disappointment for Liam Rossini off the back of their defeat to PSG by five goals for two in the Champions League this week. Newcastle also involved in that competition, drawing with Barcelona. They head there to the Nou Camp this week. 22 shots from Chelsea, the most they've had in a league game this season, but couldn't manage to find a way past Aaron Ramsdale, who kept a clean sheet.

33:22And Johnny Phillips was there to mop up their reaction, starting with victorious manager Eddie Howe. Eddie, what were the qualities your side showed in that victory today? I think defensive mentality was incredible today, especially off the back of a massive week for us on Tuesday. I thought we were really, really good off the ball today. In every respect, we pressed well first half, we were better deep per second half, and we rode our luck at times a little bit in terms of they had a few chances in the second half, but I think the amount of times we've been hurt this season, I think we've more than deserved it.

33:55Such an intense game, I still can't believe you've caught me. probably too early after the game here but just everyone, the blocks in the box defending crosses everything we want to be as a team everything we've always been was there today Liam, obviously a lot of frustrations in the manner of that defeat how do you assess it in all? Frustration, frustration first 15-20 minutes dominate the game

34:18Daniel Sturridge:attack wave of attack in the first 15-20 minutes we switch off on the press it's a really poor goal They play a straight pass through the middle of the pitch and they go 1-0 up and it gives them something to hold on to. And then the rest of the game for me was attack v defence. Credit to Newcastle and Eddie because they defended their lead and they were happy to sit back and we didn't have that mental freshness to unlock them, which is what ultimately cost us the game today. When you talk about it being a poor goal, you don't often see goals like that in the Premier League going straight through the middle.

34:48Was it just positionally caught short? Yeah, there was an issue with cover and there was an issue with understanding on the press.

34:55Daniel Sturridge:That will come. It's new in terms of what we're asking the players to do, but there's still a lot to happen. Did you think it was an unusual type of goal because it looked to go straight down the middle? Yeah, they're back line. I think they were playing man for man, so we knew we could get him behind them. But it did seem very open. And when I seen Joe running through, I was just hoping he lifted his head up and seen me, and he did. Every time the ball bounced in the box, it just fell behind one of our players instead of in front of them, or they would just get a block on, there's a header gone wide, Rhys hits the post, we have chances, but overall there was a lack of cutting edge and that's something we need to improve.

35:30It's a really important week for you now coming up. You'll have to ask your players to go again and go again, but to get a victory here like that under these circumstances, it'll do them a lot of good, won't it? Yeah, a lot of good, a lot of confidence, I think, from not just the win today, but the performance against Barcelona as well. And yeah, two huge games now to finish off this week, but mouth-watering for us, and I think we can go there in good spirits after today. Yeah, two huge games for Newcastle United coming up. First Barcelona, then Sunderland next week with revenge. Very much on their minds.

35:58But as Johnny was saying in his questions there, slightly strange goal because, like we saw the tap-in for Victor Jokeres, we saw a tap-in for Anthony Gordon. It's just his second goal from open play this season. Where does this come from, Jamie? Well, there's a couple of mistakes they make. You can see that the ball gets played inside. I think that's Rhys James there. And then Willock just runs off the back of Fofana. Just keep your eye on Fofana there. and I can't see it, but it's not on the screen though, Dave. But you can see that as he plays that ball down the side, it's too open. You can't let someone run in as easy as that.

36:30And then Wesley Fofana has to sprint. He has to follow that run. He doesn't. And obviously then a player with that kind of pace shouldn't happen, Daniel.

36:38Daniel Sturridge:Yeah, I mean, for me, we talk about Anthony Gordon talking about man for man. You have the midfielder in Rhys James in this moment chasing Joel Willock and Trevor Chaloba's position is more with Walter Marder, which is why the space is there. and of course, you know, Fofana's not aware of Gordon, which he has to be. You've got to run as fast as you possibly can to get back and ensure that the slide rule passes there for you to just have an open net. How good is that from Joe Willett, though? Just to be able to, just say, because there's a lot of players now, they get an opportunity to see the whites of the goal, I'm going to score.

37:09But just to have that composure, that quality, and also selfless, just to give it to your teammate. There you go.

37:16Daniel Sturridge:That's it for me there. Anthony Gordon wants to score a lot. Fofana isn't prepared to do the same run on the defensive side of things. Well, look at that there. If we can see this here, there's the two of them. Look, he catches up three yards on him. That's just really poor. You can talk about, you know, all you like about the press was wrong, this was wrong. No, that, my friend, is wrong. That's wrong. Sprint, sprint, sprint. He doesn't because he doesn't believe that he's going to pass it to you. Then he has the audacity to put his arms out. I don't know what he's going to play. Look, what? Just run with him.

37:46If you run with him, you stop the goal. Liam Messina saying teething problems, though, still, tactically.

37:51Daniel Sturridge:Yeah, and look, he's had a really good start. I mean, you know, the last few weeks haven't been what they want him to be. You talked about a lack of cutting edge. You know, you're creating opportunities. And Joao Pedro has been brilliant in terms of scoring goals, but he needs his teammates also to step up and score goals for the team. Defensively, clearly that central area being so wide, it's defensive tactical problems is potentially what it is. Is that a sore one off the back of what happened at PSG as well, Daniel? Yeah, confidence-wise, because they played brilliant for 70, 75 minutes. So then they've come in now, having conceded three goals at the end of that game, and you're sort of thinking we're potentially out of the Champions League to then come into this game, whereas I think Newcastle's mentality was a little bit more confident.

38:36Daniel Sturridge:They played brilliant in the week against Barcelona. They come into this game with an air of confidence, and now they're going to go into the next game feeling the same. It gives Liverpool a huge incentive for tomorrow. Obviously, they've got Tottenham Hotspurs at home. They'll look at that one. They can leapfrog them. Then they put themselves into that top four. But it also gives these two the massive incentive, doesn't it? Everyone's been writing Aston Villa off in recent weeks. Yeah, well, there's a huge game there. Magic's night and Aston Villa tomorrow. It's going to be a huge Sunday in the sort of top five race, we believe it will be with the Champions League.

39:05But that was a sore one for Chelsea. Because like you say, I knew it was at the game. There were a lot of positives. It looked like a massive threat on the break against PSG. but today, especially when they go a goal behind, they don't seem to be able to just turn that around and throw it away, burning. He used the analogy, didn't he, of like setting fire to points. You can't afford to do that. But there has been a lot of positives but today that will really hurt that result. The other strange thing that came out of the game was this pre-match huddle which we've seen a few times that they love to do for some reason on the centre spot.

39:34But unfortunately this time the referee Paul Tierney at the start of the game was standing on the centre spot but it didn't stop Chelsea. yeah who gains out of this what is anyone gaining out of this well a lot of fans would love to have a cuddle with Cole Palmer wouldn't they so he's had a nice cuddle there so I don't know what that's for

39:49Daniel Sturridge:he knows what he's doing though move out of the thing what are you doing hold on you're blaming the referee why are you getting your backside out of the thing okay but what is that huddle we're doing our thing we're doing our thing but what is that though explain that what is the thing I don't know what it is I don't know because he's getting tell us what they could gain from that situation why do they have to do it there I don't know why they're doing it there, but I also don't know why the ref's in there. There will be some modern day thinking about you are... I don't know. I can't think... You could do the huddle in front of your fans.

40:18You've got the Matthew Harden stand there. You do it in front of them. To do it in the centre circle, somebody somewhere has come up with something that this gives you an advantage to show that you're strong or whatever. What can you...

40:28Daniel Sturridge:Whatever that superstition is, it's not working, bro. It's just that it's... Just maybe do it somewhere else now. You know what I'm saying? Maybe in your own box or something. I don't know, but it didn't work. So it's like, if it's a superstition, you can do it somewhere else now because it's broke. Yeah. Maybe they should all do the max down and walk into school. Before kickoff. It's been one of those nights. And Arsenal will have the final say tonight, as will Everton, because they certainly played their part in the Emirates tonight in what was a pretty pulsating finish, which has put Arsenal 10 clear at the top.

41:08but we'll hear from David Moyes next.

41:36We'll see you next time. Jordan Nobbs and Nikita Paris. Just search for Sky Sports wherever you get your podcasts. For now, though, let's get back to the Sky Sports Premier League podcast.

41:58Two substitutes changed the game for Arsenal tonight. 16-year-old Max Dowman putting that ball in which Jordan Pickford couldn't deal with and another sub, Victor Jokerez, tucked it away for his 11th in the league this season and with Pickford up the pitch, looking for an equaliser, Damian it was, who kept his calm and composure, that incredible skill to become the youngest scorer in Premier League history. Everton beaten, but they put up a real fight. Let's hear from David Moyes now with David Craig. David, when you go away from here, is that a difficult result for you to fathom, given your team's contribution to the game?

42:32I'm really, really disappointed that we didn't get something from the game because we certainly had worked hard enough and earned it. small things. Jordan maybe could do a little bit better with the goal. He gets a bit of it, but not enough of it. But I have to say, look, Jordan's made some unbelievable saves for us, which have won his game. So today, we just needed it at the last minute there, when we needed him. We just didn't quite able to stop it. But other than that, there's no problems at all with the players. Great performance with our players. Put in a great shift. Difficultly officiating.

43:07Coming to Arsenal. So, a lot of praise for the players. Our commentary team said, particularly in the first half, that they sensed you had those bigger chances, bigger moments. Were they just ones that perhaps you needed to capitalise on in a stadium like this, playing against a team like that? I agree. I thought Rhea had more saves than Jordan tonight. He made a couple of great saves, and obviously the one we hit the post with. I think the bigger thing for me was the block. I'm getting told it was Califori's block on Dwight's effort. It was amazing. Scorpion kick, basically. Yeah, well, I mean, it tells you a little bit of it because of how good they are defensively.

43:45They're wholly defending their goal, trying not to let empty score and blocking shots or the keeper saving. So you have to praise them for that and it looked as if we were going to get a goal there. You had to shuffle things round at the back today. Michael Keane came in. How impressive was he today for you? I thought both boys done brilliantly well. I thought they dealt with most things Arsenal offered up. Arsenal started the game brilliantly well. The first 20 minutes, they were right on it. As good as I've seen Arsenal for a little while in the opening part. But we've done enough to keep them out and we grew into the game a little bit.

44:18You made it clear on the build-up to this game that you thought Arsenal were the best team in the country at this moment in time. So it was a big test here today. You've been very good, particularly away from home, and you've got European ambitions. what do you take from this today having pushed Arsenal as hard as you've had to do? We take loads from it that we've moved up but I wanted us to get something from the game today I felt it was a challenge for us to see if we could step into it could really push Arsenal I think we've done I think we've done the pushing we only lost to Arsenal at home 1-0 with a penalty kick and we should have had one as well so we've pushed Arsenal close in the two games.

45:02If you can maintain the standards and the form that you've shown on occasions this season, on numerous occasions, are you still very much in that conversation for Europe? It's been eight years for Everton. You've said it's too long for a club of that size. Are you right in that conversation? Well, we're close enough to be thinking about it. But I'm right up for the fight and the players are as well because we know that's what it's going to take. We're going to have to win some really big games in the running if we have to achieve it. Today, we felt as if it was one of them way we could have a go at but the players done a great job we just pulled up a little shot I don't want to get you into trouble in any way but you mentioned you know some of the decisions did you sense today that perhaps some injustice went your way I'm laughing at you asking me the question really yeah so that's it appreciate it thank you take care well very happy with his team's performance but of course not with the outcome he felt his team deserved something from I'm at Daniel, has he got a point?

45:59Daniel Sturridge:Yeah, they were brilliant tonight. You know, they worked so hard all over the pitch. Irigboenham in midfield was brilliant. NDI showed some moments of magic and McNeil did as well. And I thought all around the pitch, they gave absolutely everything. Like he said, it was that moment at the end where maybe, you know, Pickford could have done a little bit better. But all in all, they fought so hard, created chances. He couldn't ask any more from his team besides get a point. They came close, particularly in that first half, Jamie. Absolutely. Dwight McNeil, a couple of great efforts. Very unlucky not to score only at the post.

46:31And this is really the first half. They looked the side that was maybe at times more likely. This one here, Calafiore does brilliantly. Improvises to make that block. Could show they do defend their goal really, really well. As David Moyes said, then he's still alive. He comes into an area here. You can see him at the bottom of the picture. Just checks his shoulder a couple of times. Declan Rice comes to close him. Looks like he's in a play of one-two. He doesn't. He goes on his own. Uses Gabriel. Bends it round him. That's such a good effort. It's just that Xay can't quite work his feet out in time.

47:00But this is brilliant by Calafiore, Daniel. Yeah, absolutely brilliant. He can sort of see it coming, can't he? See it happening and he gets himself in that position.

47:07Daniel Sturridge:Yeah, and of course, you know, this here, rebounds off the post so quickly thinking, can you get something on it and guide it towards the goal? But it was just so fast. It was a great effort from McNeil and unfortunately not to put it in the back of the net. This might be really harsh, because you were a goal scorer, Daniel. Do you think if he was an out and out, and I'm talking like one of those foxes in the box, he might have anticipated that a little bit? Yeah, potentially. I'm his biggest fan, by the way, so it's not being disrespectful. Yeah, absolutely. Potentially, yeah. And that save by Rhea, by the way, the one previously, was magical.

47:40Daniel Sturridge:So difficult to make saves like that. But Everton caused big problems for Arsenal today. And no Tarkovsky. On another day, they get a point for sure. Yeah, exactly. Great effort. They played really, really well. Sorry? Could they push on for Europe? They're in a great place. You know, and they're confident. You know, Jack Grealish has been out injured. He was flying early in the season and it hasn't really affected them. They've brought in young players as well. And yeah, they go from strength to strength. They're in a nice position. They are. And it's great to see because the last few years it's been so tough for Everton.

48:07But David Moyes has come into the club and stabilised it. And not just stabilised it, they're playing good football. They're hard to beat. They're resilient. And when you see the likes of Brentford, Everton, even Aston Villa have had a really good season up there competing. You know, Newcastle, and Bournemouth had a little bit of a bad run, but it's nice to see a bit of a change in the guard there. So if Everton and Brentford were to get into Europe this year, it would be a fantastic achievement from both of those clubs. A couple of big decisions. We saw the penalty at half-time, which didn't go in Arsenal's way, and maybe David Moyes is referring to a decision that didn't go in his team's favour as well, with Beto getting clear here, we think.

48:42And then there's a little bit of holding, maybe. Is he denying a goal-scoring opportunity? I think this is the best that our team have come up with when they're trying to find this big decision that they were frustrated with. No, that's not for me, no. Daniel? Nah, soft. I think they got away with a penalty in the first half as well that wasn't given. So they can be, you know. They would say that they should have had a penalty in the game, in the first game of the season when they met Hill Dickinson. Yeah, absolutely. So you get him on the, on Tierno, Barry. All in all, I thought they were fabulous tonight.

49:10They were so unlucky not to get someone out of that game. Yeah. Jamie, thank you very much. Daniel, thank you very much as well. I'm going to try and walk back into my house like that tonight and see how that goes down. If I'd done that at my school, by the way. Tomorrow, tennis. It's the WTA final. First of all, Sabalenka against Ria Bukina at 5.30 on Sky Sports Tennis. And it's the men's final at 8.30, both from Indian Wells. And it is a packed Super Sunday for you. Build up from 1 o 'clock, three games at 2. Man United against Aston Villa, Forest Fulham, Crystal Palace against Leeds United, all key games themselves.

49:50And then at 4.30 we're watching Liverpool take on Spurs. We just can't find a win right now. Monday Night Football, Champions League chasing Brentford, taking on an improving Wolves. Thierry Henry will be our special guest. As ever from 6.30. I'll look forward to hearing what he's got to say about Max Dallman. That'd be interesting. It's very much on my mind. Before that, Jamie, it is season three of Borla League coming your way. I recognise this guy and this guy. Look at Mark giving it a blue still. Tepo trio, baby. Let's go. There are some new managers as well, clearly, as well. We ain't worried about it.

50:28Season three coming your way at 5 o 'clock. I thought you were going to get the sack this year, to be honest. We ain't worried about it. There's a lot of talk about it.

50:32Daniel Sturridge:This is our year. Is it? It's our year. Wait, you've improved the team? We've got some players in? We've got some top signings. We've got Old Brighton. Really? I want to be on Chloe's side. I'm backing her, whatever she's doing. It's going to be a good game. We will hear from Thierry Henry on Monday night about the history maker who is Max Damman, who has maybe changed the course of Arsenal's season just when it looked like they were going to be frustrated by Everton tonight. Off he came from the bench. Involved with the first goal, scored the second, the youngest ever Premier League goalscorer, and Arsenal now 10 points clear at the top.

51:06Good night from us.

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