We've been without club football for two weeks because of International break. I know I've never been a big fan of that. However, it's done and dusted. All Liverpool players came back without any injury.
Now, we will have to enjoy a shit load of Club football across all competition until the next International break.
Let's highlight a few of the notable games that were played in EPL this Gameweek.
Arsenal 3 - 0 win vs Forest.
It's not a surprise that Arsenal is predicted to be one of the teams that will challenge for the EPL title this season. They are having a good start to the season and they are interestingly bagging goals too.
Gyökeres, their new striker, gets a lot of stick for his lack of technical footballing ability. However, the guy is a goalscorer and he can bang in goals when he gets good passes. Zubimendi also bagged the other two goals in the game and picked up the MOTM award for that game.
Chelsea drops point, again!
Chelsea are yet to lose any EPL game after playing their first 4 games of the season. However, they already dropped points in two of the games. Their first was in the first gameweek against Crystal Palace. They interestingly dropped 2 points again this gameweek against Brentford.
Palmer scored the first goal for Chelsea in the 61st minute after making his return from injury. That goal was their equalizer from being a goal down in the first half. Caicedo scored at the 85th minute to put Chelsea ahead. However, it wasn't enough to win the game because of the equalizer that was scored by Fabio Carvalho just before the end of the game.
Liverpool gets another late winner!
This was another stressful game to watch. It's basically the Liverpool style of not serving us easy wins. We had a very poor first half and Kerkez took a disgusting dive which resulted in a yellow card booking. Slot took him off after that and also did a HT sub to take off Macca.
Burnley tried so hard to stop Liverpool from scoring. They played a highly defensive formation and were quite impressive in their attempt to neutralize Liverpool's attack. However, they ended up conceding a silly penalty in added time.
The Manchester Derby.
Despite the fact that Manchester United has been in a very low spot in recent years, footballing-wise, a game between Manchester United and Manchester City will always be a contender for game of the week. The build up to this one was quite interesting because Man City also had a shaky start to the season.
However, the difference in quality was very obvious the moment this game kicked off. Man City had the upper hand for the most part of the game and they won comfortably. Of course, Haaland got on the score sheet... Two goals for the lad.
All focus will now shift to the UCL games that will be played this mid-week.
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