The English Premier League round-up Matchday 13
We are done with Saturday and have the proper scorecard for you to have a glance at what happened in the games during the Premier League Matchday 13. Some movements happened in the Premier League table where teams went up and some went down to record another result during the conclusion of Week 13.
Manchester City vs Liverpool
Final score line: 1-1
Scorers: Erling Haaland (27’) assisted by Nathan Ake
Trent Alexander Arnold (80’) assisted by Mohammed Salah
Match Facts: A scintillating encounter at the start of Premier League Matchday 13 and what an end-to-end encounter it was. The premier league top two, or force rivals, or managerial rivals whatever you name the derby was exactly what everyone expected it to be. Erling Haaland became the fastest player to reach 50 Premier League goals as he opened the scoring. The match went late and Liverpool used all their 5 substitutes compared to none from the defending champions. Trent Alexander Arnold scored the equalizer off a pass from Mohammed Salah to round of the match.
Burnley vs West Ham
Final score line: 1-2
Scorers: Jay Rodriguez (49’) Penalty
Dara O’Shea (86’) own goal
Thomas Soucek (90+1’) assisted by Mohammed Kudus
Match Facts: Burnley looked optimistic to win the game as they were on a lead till the 85th minute due to a penalty scored by forward Jay Rodriguez. As it went late Mohammed Kudus energized the right wing as he was the main man behind the first goal with him later on setting up Thomas Soucek to win the game with a sublime cross that the Czech International slotted home pretty comfortably.
Luton Town vs Crystal Palace
Final score line: 2-1
Scorers: T. Mengi (72’) assisted by C. Morris
Micheal Olise (74’) assisted by James ward
Jacob Brown (83’) assisted by C. Obgene
Match Facts: Luton was the only team from the relegation battlers in this season’s Premier League who won the game as Crystal Palace came on to level but couldn’t win the game. The match went into the latter half as on-loan Defender from Manchester United T. Mengi opened the scoring as the Eagles came back with Michael Olise scoring a worldie to equalise. Jacob Brown finally won the game for Luton Town as they kept their bid alive to stay in the league.
Newcastle vs Chelsea
Final score line: 4-1
Scorers: Alexander Isak (13’) assisted by Lewis Miley
Raheem Sterling (23’)
Jamal Lascelles (60’) assisted by Anthony Gordon
Joelington (61’)
Anthony Gordon (83’) assisted by Miguel Almiron
Match Facts: Chelsea is not showing any signs of improvement as whenever they start performing, they again slip whenever the fans hope it’s time for them to come back. Four goals and a horrifying performance from the defence line as Reece James was shown a second yellow with experienced defender Thiago Silva gifting away a goal to fellow Brazilian Joelington for the third. A Newcastle side hampered by injuries was not the favourites to win the game but it went into their court as they thumped Chelsea for four to one.
Nottingham Forest vs Brighton
Final score line: 2-3
Scorers: Anthony Elanga (3’) assisted by Morgan Gibbs White
Evan Ferguson (26’) assisted by Pascal Gross
Joao Pedro (45+4’) assisted by Pascal Gross
Joao Pedro (58’) Penalty
Morgan Gibbs White (76’) Penalty
Match Facts: Finally a win for Brighton who’d look to continue a better run of form from now. It was pretty much disastrous to see a shift in their form considering the way they started their season. Youngsters Joao Pedro and Evan Ferguson proved to be the difference as they guided their team to a desperately needed win as Nottingham Forest struggled to build up a winning streak.
Sheffield United vs Bournemouth
Final score line: 1-3
Scorers: Marcus Tavernier (12’) assisted by Anthony Semenyo
Justin Kluivert (45+3)
Marcus Tavernier (53’) assisted by Adam Smith
Oliver McBurnie (90+7’) assisted by George Baldock
Match Facts: Bournemouth have started to show resilience as they have started their winning run. After a win over Newcastle, the Cherries are confident of giving any team good competition and with relegation battlers Sheffield United hosted them, a match where the home side would have thought to take away the Premier League Matchday 13 in their favour, but they lost 3-1 in a game where luck was much partial towards the Cherries.
Brentford vs Arsenal
Final score line: 0-1
Scorers: Kai Havertz (89’) assisted by Bukayo Saka
Match Facts: It’s for the first time now that Arsenal have sealed the top spot this season. Last year they remained on top for more than 8 months but eventually lost to Manchester City in the title race. Brentford fought hard to maintain their good form at home but Arsenal dug deep and it was the substitute Kai Havertz who scored later to win the match. High hopes were kept from Aaron Ramsdale on his return but with an unlikely clean sheet with so many moments of faulty mistakes, it’s highly doubtful he will take the nod in the playing 11 again.
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