Premier League round-up: Liverpool stay top, City keep pace, top four rivals Tottenham and Man United both win

Premier League round-up: Liverpool stay top, City keep pace, top four rivals Tottenham and Man United both win
Another weekend of Premier League football has come and gone, with drama at both ends of the table.Below, talkSPORT.com round-up everything that happened in the top flight of English football on Saturday and Sunday.

Tottenham 4-0 Huddersfield Town

Lucas Moura fired a hat-trick as Tottenham continue to enjoy the comforts of their new home with a 4-0 Premier League win over Huddersfield that strengthens their top-four hopes.Moura was Spurs’ star of the show10
Moura was Spurs’ star of the show
Any fears they might have had about struggling to settle in at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium have been convincingly quashed after making it three wins from three there, with Moura earning himself a place in history with the first treble in the 62,062-seater arena.Victor Wanyama put Spurs on the road to an easy afternoon as they have now scored seven goals and conceded none back on their own patch.The lunchtime win sends Spurs back up to third and with three of their remaining six league games at their new stadium, Mauricio Pochettino’s men will be confident of coming out on top of a thrilling four-way battle for Champions League qualification.Lucas Moura shares his hat-trick with his son after the game10
Lucas Moura shares his hat-trick with his son after the game

Spurs player ratings for win over Huddersfield


Brighton 0-5 Bournemouth

Brighton crashed to their worst Premier League home defeat to leave themselves in serious relegation trouble as Bournemouth ended their recent slump in style.Goals from Dan Gosling, Ryan Fraser, David Brooks, Callum Wilson and Junior Stanislas secured a thumping 5-0 victory for the visitors.Wilson celebrates his goal against a Brighton side who were all over the place10
Wilson celebrates his goal against a Brighton side who were all over the place
It was only the Cherries’ second win their last 10 matches, but it took them past the 40-point mark to end any lingering fears they had of being dragged into trouble.For Brighton, though, the problems are mounting, their run to the FA Cup semi-final masking dreadful form which has seen them collect just eight points since the turn of the year.

Burnley 2-0 Cardiff City

Referee Mike Dean controversially reversed his decision to award Cardiff a penalty as the Bluebirds’ troubles deepened with a 2-0 loss against Burnley at Turf Moor.Chris Wood deservedly gave the hosts a 31st-minute lead but Cardiff looked to have been presented with a great chance to equalise moments after the restart when Ben Mee was penalised for handball.Warnock was left fuming at the officials once again10
Warnock was left fuming at the officials once again
It was assistant Darren Cann who raised his flag but, after a discussion with Dean, the referee changed his mind, leaving Cardiff’s players and boss Neil Warnock furious.Cardiff had two more strong penalty appeals turned down late in the second half and Wood made sure of the points with his 13th goal of the season in injury time.

Ashley Barnes KISSES Joe Bennett during Burnley vs Cardiff game


Fulham 2-0 Everton

Fulham secured just a fifth Premier League win of the season as Scott Parker’s already-relegated side outplayed Everton at Craven Cottage.After their immediate relegation back to the Sky Bet Championship was confirmed last time out at Watford, the Whites ran out deserved 2-0 victors against a disappointing Everton.The two Ryans – Babel and Sessegnon celebrate Fulham’s win10
The two Ryans – Babel and Sessegnon celebrate Fulham’s win
Captain Tom Cairney opened the scoring with just the second Premier League goal of his career and his first since scoring against Everton for Hull in March 2010 and it was Ryan Babel who would wrap up a rare win for the home side.Aleksandar Mitrovic passed up a number of first-half opportunities but Fulham struck twice in the second half to pick up their first victory since January and a maiden win for caretaker boss Parker.

Southampton 3-1 Wolves

Nathan Redmond’s first top-flight double in two years drove Southampton to the brink of Premier League safety with a 3-1 win over Wolves.The 25-year-old’s brace sent Saints eight points clear of relegation favourites Cardiff, with Shane Long adding a third for the impressive hosts.Saints have taken a giant leap towards Premier League safety10
Saints have taken a giant leap towards Premier League safety
Willy Boly’s header had Wolves level at 1-1 but only for 118 seconds, as Redmond notched his second to stun the nonplussed Molineux men.

Manchester United 2-1 West Ham

Manchester United moved within two points of the top four as a pair of Paul Pogba penalties sealed victory at Old Trafford, but those in attendance will know how fortunate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side were to have secured a point, never mind three.Pogba celebrates his opening goal10
Pogba celebrates his opening goal

Paul Pogba slammed by fans for kung fu kick on Robert Snodgrass


Felipe Anderson saw an early opener wrongly ruled out for offside, but the Brazilian cancelled out Pogba’s contentiously-awarded penalty shortly after half-time as the Hammers capitalised on David De Gea’s poor throw.The United goalkeeper made amends as Manuel Pellegrini’s men pushed for a winner, producing an outstanding one-handed save from Michail Antonio shortly after the West Ham substitute rattled the goalframe.Yet the visitors returned to the capital empty-handed after Pogba smashed home his second spot-kick to keep up United’s top-four charge on an evening when the performance will have alarmed Solskjaer.Pellegrini’s men caused their opponents many problems but have left Old Trafford empty-handed10
Pellegrini’s men caused their opponents many problems but have left Old Trafford empty-handed

Crystal Palace 1-3 Manchester City

Raheem Sterling’s double kept Manchester City’s bid to retain their Premier League crown on track as they sank Crystal Palace 3-1 – READ THE FULL MATCH REPORT HERE.Sterling took his goal tally for the season to 21 and Gabriel Jesus chipped in with the third as dominant City passed the latest test of their title credentials.Selhurst Park has been a graveyard for title campaigns in the recent past, notably when Liverpool’s wheels came off in 2014 and City suffered a similar fate a year later.Palace were also looking to complete an unlikely double over the champions, as the only visiting team to win at the Etihad this season thanks to Andros Townsend’s wonder-goal.But with Christian Benteke, handed a first start since February 9, cutting an isolated figure in attack the Eagles failed to lay a glove on Pep Guardiola’s side until Luka Milivojevic scored with a free-kick.It did not knock City out of their stride, though, with substitute Jesus ensuring they recorded a ninth successive Premier League victory.Gabriel Jesus sealed victory for City as they fought off late Palace pressure10
Gabriel Jesus sealed victory for City as they fought off late Palace pressure

Liverpool 2-0 Chelsea

Mohamed Salah scored a wonderstrike as Liverpool returned to the top of the Premier League with a crucial victory against Chelsea on Sunday READ THE FULL MATCH REPORT HERE.After a closely fought first-half, Sadio Mane headed the hosts in front shortly after half-time following a superb chipped cross from Jordan Henderson.Just two minutes later, Salah picked up the ball from 25-yards and unleashed a thunderbolt into the top corner, leaving Blues stopper Kepa Arrizabalaga with no chance.Salah’s goal was worthy of winning a title let alone a game, but for now Liverpool will settle for the latter.A two-point lead over City, winners at Crystal Palace, was restored and proved Jurgen Klopp’s previous assertion that no-one is getting rid of his side in this most enthralling of races.Mo Salah’s goal will be remembered for a long time to come10
Mo Salah’s goal will be remembered for a long time to come


Juan Mata during his time with Chelsea

Jurgen Klopp insists it would not work for him at Liverpool without James Milner.. The manager has transformed the Reds into a force in the Premier League and Europe since taking over in October 2015.
Liverpool news: Without James Milner, it wouldn't work, says

Foden gave a good account of himself on his first Premier League start

Barcelona vs Liverpool FREE live stream: How to watch without paying extra plus TV channel, kick-off time and line-ups Wednesday, 1 May 2019 Liverpool are in Barcelona tonight for the first leg of their Champions League semi-final blockbuster.

Spend per point – 3,332,432

Mauricio Pochettino has reaffirmed his desire to see Christian Eriksen extend his contract with Spurs but insisted that it is the player's 'right' to decide what is best for his career
Christian Eriksen opens up on Tottenham contract talks, Real

Neil Warnock wants a response from his Cardiff players

Birmingham City vs Aston Villa TV details, live stream info & team news. Alex Dicken provides a comprehensive lowdown ahead of the Second City derby

Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera is a target for Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain

Why Leicester City should sign Brais Mendez in January According to a report on Sun Football, Premier League club Leicester City are interested in signing Spanish sensation Brais Mendez from Celta
Leicester line up Celta Vigo star Brais Mendez who taught

Foyth had a tough afternoon.
Kean
Leonardo Bonucci did not mean to "massacre" Moise Kean with comments he made following alleged racist chanting during Juventus' game against Cagliari, according to Gennaro Gattuso. Kean, 19, was targeted during Juve's 2-0 midweek win and celebrated his late goal, the fourth he has scored in as many appearances for club and country, in front of
LIVE Bonucci News | One News Page

Kompany played 90 minutes against West Ham

Roy Hodgson accidentally sold the wrong player when at Liverpool. That's according to Alex Kacaniklic, who alleges the former Reds manager sent him to Fulham by mistake as part of the transfer to
Roy Hodgson - talkSPORT

Sadio Mane has shone under Jurgen Klopp’s guidance
Rangers demand SFA disciplinary review as a matter of

Rose moved to Spurs from Leeds in July 2007, aged 17

WATFORD legend Duncan Welbourne has died, aged 78. The English full-back made history for the Hornets when he played 280 consecutive Football League games after he joined in 1963. Rex Features The club legend left to join Southport in 1974 Tributes poured in from fans after Watford confirmed the tragic news on their Twitter page.
Duncan Welbourne dead aged 78: Watford legend with most

Clarke spent 11 years of his playing career at Chelsea and later returned to the London club as a coach

Premier League 2018/19 final table: Super Computer predicts final position of every club - *April update* by: 161385360554578 — Talk Sport 2 Apr The Premier League season is drawing to a close for another year and the climax promises to be enthralling.
Super Computer predicts where every club will be in the table
sportsalert.org/2019/06/13/super-computer-predicts-where-every-club-will-be-in-the-table-after-five-games/
Super Computer predicts where every club will be in the table after five games County Championship: Worcestershire v Lancashire is abandoned as a draw Troublesome ankle puts Mark Wood in doubt for West Indies game
Premier League table: Super computer predicts final standings

Chelsea star Ruben Loftus-Cheek faces several weeks out

Apr 05, 2019 · Leagues, clubs to meet for tricky Champions League talks. Leaders of the top European leagues and clubs will hold talks next month on Champions League reforms that could cause a split at the upper
Leagues, clubs to meet for tricky Champions League talks

Deulofeu milks the applause from the Watford fans

Home / Jamie Redknapp backs Brendan Rodgers to succeed at 'huge club' Leicester City after leaving Celtic Sport March 2, 2019 Jamie Redknapp backs Brendan Rodgers to succeed at 'huge club' Leicester City after leaving Celtic
Jamie Redknapp on why Brendan Rodgers should quit Celtic for

Pavard made 71-appearances for Stuttgart after his 5million move from Lille in 2016
Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri issues apology to supporters

Post a Comment

0 Comments