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Premier League round-up: Matchday 9

Saturday

Liverpool vs Everton

Final Score line: 2-0 

Scorers: Mohamed Salah (75’) Penalty

                Mohamed Salah (95’) assisted by Darwin Nunez

Match Facts: The First match of the Premier League Gameday 9 was the Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton. The game ended 2-0 in favor of the Reds with star Mohamed Salah scoring a brace. A 37-minute red card for Ashley Young brought the blues down to 10 men. Liverpool was quick to pounce on the situation when Salah converted from the spot and Darwin Nunez launched his second assist of the season to set up the Egyptian again.

Brentford vs Burnley

Final Score line: 3-0

Scorers: Yoane Wissa (25’) assisted Bryan Mbuemo

               Bryan Mbuemo (62’) assisted by  Neal Maupay

               Sam Ghoddos (87’)

Match Facts: Burnley was again lackluster as they suffered their seventh loss of the season under coach Vincent Kompany. Connor Roberts was shown a second yellow in the 78’ minute when Burnley was already down with 2 goals and conceded another when Sam Ghoddos scored in the 87’ minute to round the game off.

Bournemouth vs Wolves

Final Score line: 2-1

Scorers: Dominic Solanke (17’) assisted by Philip Billing

               Matheus Cunha (47’) assisted by Pedro Neto

               Sasa Kalajdzic (88’) assisted by Hwang Hee - chan

Match Facts: Wolves didn’t start the game well as Dominic Solanke scored in the 17’ minute when he was set up by Danish midfielder Philip Billings. They equalised vie Matheus Cunha and were given a boost when Lewis Cook was sent off in the 54’ minute. Bournemouth dug deep to fight for a draw but substitute Sasa Kalajdzic scored in the 88’ minute to make sure 3 points were earned well.

Nottingham Forest vs Lutton Town

Final Score line: 2-2

Scorers: Christopher Wood (48’) assisted by Anthony Elanga

               Christopher Wood (76’) assisted by Anthony Elanga

               Chiedozie Ogbene (83’) 

              Elijiah Adebayo (92’) assisted by Tom Lockyer

Match Facts: Nottingham Forest started the premier league match day 9 pretty well as they took the lead with two goals from Christopher Wood both assisted by former Manchester United player Anthony Elanga. Both the goals weren’t enough as Luton Town showed tremendous mentality as they came from behind to earn a draw which kept them above the drop zone.

Manchester City vs Brighton

Final Score line: 2-1 

Scorers: Julian Alvarez (7’) assisted by Jeremy Doku

               Erling Haaland (19’)

               Ansu Fati (73’)     

Match Facts: Manchester City were on a losing run for the past two games and had to turn their fortunes around against a well-performing Brighton side. They took the lead in the 7’ minute vie Julian Alvarez and made it two with Erling Haaland. Brighton made it 2-1 with Ansu Fati to keep a comeback hope alive but couldn’t even after City went 10 men when Manuel Akanji was given a second yellow in the 95’ minute.

Newcastle vs Crystal Palace

Final Score line: 4-0

Scorers: Jacob Murphy (4’) assisted by Kieran Trippier

              Anthony Gordon (44’) assisted by Jacob Murphy 

               Sean Longstaff (47’)

               Callum Wilson (66’) assisted by Jacob Murphy

Match Facts: Sent James Park was the happiest place on Premier League Matchday 9 with their team winning 4-0 against a not-so-exceptional Crystal Palace side. Four different scorers on the score sheet mean the team is in some good form and will be a tough opponent to play against. Newcastle currently sits at 6th on the points table while Crystal Palace on 11th.

Chelsea vs Arsenal

Final Score line: 2-2

Scorers: Cole Palmer (15’) Penalty

              Mykhailo Mudryk (48’) assisted by Conor Gallagher

              Declan Rice (77’)

             Leonardo Trossard (84’) assisted by Bukayo Saka

Leonardo Trossard celebrating against Chelsea (LiveScore)

Match Facts: The Premier League Matchday 9 on Saturday was rounded off with possibly the best clash on the menu. Chelsea were on a good run of two games and showed that by taking the lead as Cole Palmer converted a Penalty with Mudryk’s cross going into the goal. Arsenal saved their best for the last as Declan Rice scored after a miss placed pass from Robert Sanchez and super-sub Leonardo Trossard equalized on a Bukayo Saka’s cross in the 84’ 84-minute

Sunday 

Sheffield United vs Manchester United

Final Score line: 2-1

Scorers: Scott McTominay (28’) assisted by Bruno Fernandes

               Oliver McBurnie (34’) Penalty 

               Diego Dalot (74’) assisted by Victor Lindelof

Match Facts: Premier League Matchday 9 on Sunday started at the Old Trafford where the in-form Scott McTominay gave the Red Devils a comfortable lead. Sheffield drew 1-1 with a penalty converted by Oliver McBurnie. Right back Diego Dalot made sure to take away a win at home converting the pass from Victor Lindelof.

Aston Villa vs West Ham

Final Score line: 4-1

Scorers: Douglas Luis (30’) assisted by Ollie Watkins

              Douglas Luis (52’) Penalty

              Jarrod Bowen (56’) assisted by Edson Alvarez

              Ollie Watkins (74’) assisted by John McGinn

              Leon Baily (89’) assisted by Youri Tielemans

Match Facts: Aston Villa are on a song as they defeat West Ham at the Villa Park. A fine performance yet again by Unai Emery’s men who make it 11 home games undefeated. Douglas Luis scored a brace with Ollie Watkins and Leon Bailey adding to the score sheet. Jarrod Bowen had a consolation goal to reduce the goal difference a bit.

Tuesday 

Tottenham vs Fulham

Final Score line: 2-0

Scorers: Son Heung-min (36’) assisted by Richarlison

               James Maddison (54’) assisted by Son Heung-min

Match Facts: The Premier League matchday 9 was rounded off in some style by Tottenham Hotspur who remain unbeaten in the Premier League alongside Arsenal. An easy 2-0 win against Fulham made sure they stay top of the table. Exceptional again Son Heung-min was on target as well as on the assist charts for Spurs. Doesn’t feel like they miss Harry Kane at all.

Premier League points table after Matchday 8

 CLUBSPLAYEDWINSDRAWSLOSSESGOAL DIFFERENCEPOINTS
1TOTTEHAM97201223
2MAN CITY97021221
3ARSENAL96301021
4LIVERPOOL96211120
5ASTON VILLA96121019
6NEWCASTLE95131516
7BRIGHTON9513416
8MAN UNITED9504-215
9WEST HAM9423014
10CHELSEA9333412
11CRYSTLE PALACE9333-412
12WOLVES9324-411
13FULHAM9324-711
14BRENTFORD9243210
15NOTTM FOREST9243-210
16EVERTON9216-57
17LUTTON TOWN9126-95
18BURNLEY9117-164
19BOURNEMOUTH9036-143
20SHEFFIELD UNITED9018-171

Cover Credits: Themirror

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