Premier League: title hangover in Champions Liverpool Chelsea, Man UTD’s winner continues football news
Chelsey 3-1 significant win over new-free Premier League Champion Liverpool At Stamford Bridge on Sunday, raising its Champions League qualification expectations, while Manchester United’s struggle continued with 4-3 defeat BrentfordRunning your Winless League in six matches.
Chelsea’s victory began with Ango Fernandez’s initial strike, followed by Jarel Quansa. Liverpool’s virgil van Dizak pulled a back Palmer back before sealing the victory with a stoppage-time penalty.
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Chelsea now sits at the level with fifth, fourth place in the table. NuclearWhich attracted 1–1 in bright. Nottingham Forest may join 63 points with a win against Crystal Palace on Monday.
“Very important three points, especially at this stage,” said Marska. “Certainly, Chelsea has to fight for the Champions League and hopefully in the future we can fight for something more important. At this moment we are there and hope that we can finish there.”
Liverpool, who won her record-market 20th English title against last weekend TottenhamThis season only faced the third league defeat.
Manchester United’s poor appearance continued as he fell to 15th position after his defeat in Brentford. Mason Mount opened scoring with his second league goal since joining Chelsea.
Brentford responded through his goal of Luke Shaw, followed by a Kevin shed header from the cross of Christian Norgard.
The shed added another header in the 70th minute, while Yon Visa scored its 18th league goal of the season. United managed late consolation targets through Garnacho and Amad Dialo.
“The players have to understand that we can no longer do this, we know the context of the season and we need to change it,” said Amorim.
Tottenham’s struggle lived with 1–1 draw in West Ham. He sat 16th in the table with only one win in his last nine league matches.
Wilson Odobert gave Tottenham a lead from Mathis Tail, but Jarod Boven equaled to West Ham after receiving Aaron Van-Bissa.
Tottenhem made eight changes in his lineup ahead of his Europea League semi-final second leg against Bodo/Glimt, where he takes advantage of 3–1.
In the bright-nukest match, Yankuba Minty scored against his former club in the 28th minute. Alexander changed a late penalty for his 23rd league goal this season to secure a point for newcomel.
