7-5-19 premiere league
FA PREMIERE LEAGUE
EVERTON 2-0 BURNLEY
CRACKIN COLEMAN
The Toffees, who move to within one point of seventh-placed
Wolves, started brightly and led when Richarlison's 25-yard shot deflected in
off Ben Mee.
Seamus Coleman headed in a second goal after Tom Heaton
parried Lucas Digne's swerving shot.
MY
OPINION
Everton have had an ok season
this year but I feel that they must be disappointed that the European spot is settled.
I think that Burnley must be disappointed that they lost this match on the back
of an own goal which sort of sums up their season
BOURNMOUTH 1-0 SPURS
AKE ARRIVES
Son Heung-min was dismissed for pushing Jefferson Lerma at
the end of a frantic first half, in which Eric Dier was lucky not to have been
sent off and Bournemouth could conceivably have had two penalties.
Then, just over two minutes after coming on at half-time,
Juan Foyth was also shown a straight red card as he slid studs-up into Jack
Simpson.
Despite their numerical advantage, the Cherries were unable
to capitalise until Ake popped up to score in the 91st minute, heading in from
a Ryan Fraser corner.
MY
OPINION
Spurs with their current form
have been very lucky to survive in a Champions League spot and to me that is
how it feels as they have had bad result after another rom being a serious title
contender they have not got their act together
WEST HAM 3-0
SOUTHAMPTON
ARNAUTOVIC ARRRANGE
The pressure told in the 16th minute when a loose ball from
Saints defender Yan Valery on the halfway line found its way to Noble and the
skipper slotted a precise pass through to Arnautovic, who didn't even have to
break strike before steering home a left-foot shot.
But it was West Ham who came up with the second goal even
though Arnautovic's second after 69 minutes had a big element of fortune.
Fredericks burst forward, received a clever flicked return
pass from substitute Jack Wilshere and powered into the box before firing home.
MY
OPINION
This was too easy for the
hammers and the saints must sort out the problems that they have before the new
season begins maybe a new player
WOLVES 1-0 FULLHAM
DEADLY DOHERDY
After a largely frustrating 75 minutes for the hosts at
Molineux, Joao Moutinho played in Matt Doherty down the right for the defender
to curl in a fine cross that Leander Dendoncker emphatically volleyed inside
the near post.
MY
OPINION
This must be seen as a disappointment
for Fulham with the run that they are on and |I thought they would at least get
a point from this and make 7th spot more interesting. Both teams
seem ready at a crack at their goals next season Wolves in Europe and Fulham
getting back up
CARDIFF 2-3 PALICE
TICK TACK TOWNSEND
Cardiff hit the post
inside the first minute through Josh Murphy but then fell behind when their
former loanee Wilfried Zaha fired into the bottom corner from the edge of the
area.
The Bluebirds equalised less than two minutes later as
Martin Kelly turned a Leandro Bacuna cross into his own net, only for Palace to
regain the lead as Michy Batshuayi applied an emphatic finish to a fluent
passing move.
Cardiff rallied with a handful of second-half chances but
Andros Townsend crushed any lingering hopes the hosts had of avoiding
relegation when he cut inside from the right wing and struck with a low effort
that went in off the post.
Bobby Reid scored in the 90th minute to reduce the
Bluebirds' deficit but they were ultimately well beaten by a confident Palace
side, who climbed up to 12th in the Premier League table.
MY
OPINION
Cardiff knew it was vital to win
this match and the fact that they seemed to be hat bit dead at times defensively.
I do think that this should had made more of a fight between the two sides and Palaces
third was killer to the whole season.
NEWCASTLE 2-3 LIVERPOOL
OIGI GAME ON
Liverpool went ahead after 13 minutes when Virgil van Dijk
arrived unmarked on the end of Trent Alexander-Arnold's free-kick.
Newcastle were quickly level when Christian Atsu scored from
close range after Alexander-Arnold handled Salomon Rondon's shot on the line
but Salah took advantage of more poor marking to volley home another fine
delivery from the young defender.
Rondon, a handful all night, drew Newcastle level once more
nine minutes after the break when Liverpool failed to clear a corner and Jurgen
Klopp's side suffered another blow when .Salah was taken off.
Origi was introduced and made the decisive contribution that
keeps the title race alive
MY
OPINION
Liverpool could have a record
number of wins over their entire history and only loose one match and not win
this years Premiere League I find that to be amazing as a stat. I wonder
whether Rafa was happy or sad when the result was given If Liverpool win their
next game they could have the most wins ever in a season and not win the league
which with their history is strange
CHELSEA 3-0 WATTFORD
LOVELY LOFTUS CHICK
Hazard was the architect of both, his searching cross from
the right following a short corner finding the head of Loftus-Cheek, who headed
home his ninth goal of the season. Three minutes later, Hazard's corner found the
unmarked Luiz, who powered another header past Foster.
15 minutes left, running onto Pedro's sharp through-pass
before chipping the onrushing Foster from a tight angle.
MY
OPINION
This is what Chelsea can do when
they are at their best and we saw bits of that in this match as they were able
to tear the Londoners apart. Chelsea need to get in more quality if they are to
compete in the Champions League next season
HUDDERSFIELD 1-1 MAN U
MAGIC MBENZA
There was nothing subtle about his debut goal. Jonas Lossl's
punt downfield was not dealt with by Luke Shaw, allowing Mbenza to run clear of
the United defence and slot past the advancing David de Gea.
McTominay wins a free-kick just inside his own half
and it’s worked short. Eventually he receives the ball himself, via a lucky
break off a defender, and takes it into the box. His low, left-footed shot is
OK-ish, but Lossl really should save. But it squirts through his legs and flies
in!
MY
OPINION
Disaster for United as they knew
for a fact that if they won this match they were right back in the running and
they were expected to do so but for Huddersfield there is a record that is not
broken as their poor season will soon be forgotten
ARSENAL 1-1 BRIGHTON
MYSTICAL MURRAY
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang put Arsenal in front at Emirates
Stadium with a ninth-minute penalty after Alireza Jahanbakhsh was judged to
have fouled Nacho Monreal despite appearing to get the ball.
Aside from occasional bursts, Emery's side were shaky and
sloppy, with Granit Xhaka committing an absurd foul on Solly March to concede a
penalty that Glenn Murray converted on 61 minutes.
MY
OPINION
Everyone seemed it think the
Gunners had this one tied up until
stupid decision has cost the Gunners big as they had left their Champions League hopes gone with
it and everyone would have a this as a quite simple win
MAN CITY 1-0 LEICESTER
KILLER KOMPANY
City got their vital goal from an unlikely source in their
long-serving captain, who strode forward and let fly from 25 yards with a
strike that arrowed into the top corner of the net.
MY
OPINION
City seem to be having the luck
that wins a club titles at the moment with in recent weeks beating Brighton
Leicester and more impressively Spurs all 1-0 in the last 3 weeks their still
feels like there is going to be a surprise here as in most close seasons there
is. I still don’t think its over
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