Football Scores from the Weekend

The latest round of Premier League action has taken place with Liverpool still at the top and Sheffield United and Burnley at the bottom of the table. Let’s take a look at all the results from the weekend.

Brentford 1-4 Liverpool

Darwin Nunez put Liverpool ahead with an incredible scoop finish in the early kick-off on Saturday afternoon. Goals from Mac Allister, Salah and Gakpo saw The Reds add another 3 points to their tally. They stayed 2 points ahead of Arsenal and are now 4 points ahead of Manchester City who have a game in hand.

Burnley 0-5 Arsenal

Arsenal continued their incredible scoring form against Burnley, thrashing Vincent Kompany’s side 5-0, making that 11 goals in just 2 games. Goals from Odegaard, Trossard, Havertz and two from Bukayo Saka helped Arsenal to their 6th straight win and keep them just 2 points behind Liverpool.

Newcastle 2-2 Bournemouth

Matt Ritchie rescued a late draw for The Magpies at home to Bournemouth on Saturday. The in-form Dominic Solanke put Bournemouth ahead in the 51st minute with Anthony Gordon equalising with a penalty just 7 minutes later. Semenyo gave Bournemouth the lead again and it would take until the 92nd minute for Newcastle to earn a point.

Fulham 1-2 Aston Villa

Aston Villa stayed in the chase for Champions League football with a 2-1 win over Fulham. Two goals from striker Ollie Watkins saw Villa go 2 points ahead of Spurs in the race for the top four.

Nottingham Forest 2-0 West Ham

West Ham slumped to another defeat and have not won in 8 games, putting pressure on David Moyes. Taiwo Awoniyi gave Forest the lead just before half-time and Callum Hudson-Odoi sealed the points in the 94th minute against the 10 men of West Ham after Kalvin Phillips was sent off.

Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Wolves

Two goals from Joao Gomes gave Wolves all three points away at Tottenham on Saturday. Wolves remain in 11th place on the same points as Chelsea with Spurs looking in danger of losing out on Champions League football for next season.

Manchester City 1-1 Chelsea

The weekend’s biggest game took place at the Etihad Stadium with Premier League-chasing Manchester City taking on Chelsea on Saturday evening. Ex-citizen Raheem Sterling put the visitors ahead in the 42nd minute. Chelsea couldn’t hold on to all 3 points as Rodri was there to earn City a point in the 83rd minute. The dropped points mean City are now 4 points behind Liverpool with a game in hand.

Sheffield United 0-5 Brighton & Hove Albion

It was a terrible start for Sheffield United when after just 13 minutes, Mason Holgate was sent off, leaving his teammates to play the rest of the game a player down. The sending off allowed Brighton to control the game and goals from Buonanotte, Danny Welbeck, 2 from Adingra and an own goal by Jack Robinson saw The Seagulls earn an easy 3 points and remain in contention for European football next season.

Luton Town 1-2 Manchester United

United took an early 2-goal lead with both goals being scored by Rasmus Hojlund. Luton were able to control the majority of the game have 59% possession and were able to get a goal back through Carlton Morris. Ross Barkley hit the bar late on, but United took the points and are now just 2 points off 5th place Spurs.

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