Barca Thrash Sevilla, Juve Beat I/ Milan, Wolves Tame ManCity at Etihad, Arsenal, Chelsea Win, Man U fall

 

Barcelona vs Sevilla, 4-0

Suarez having a good season at Barca

 

Luis Suarez is on fire. He scored a brace in their Champions League match against Inter Milan last week. He was at it again at Nou Camp in the 27th min when he broke the deadlock with his now trade mark overhead kick before Aturo Vidal made it two in the 32nd min and Ousmane Dembele, who took Antoine Greizman’s place made it three in the 35th min. Mercy Scored a free kick to make it 4. The win puts Barca two points behind Real Madrid at 18 points while Atletico Madrid, which played goal less with Real Valladolid has 15 points

Inter Milan vs Juventus, 1-2

Higuain’s late strike takes Juve to top of the table

Paulo Dybala’s 4th min goal was cancelled by the host through a penalty in the 18th min by Martinez, ending the game a draw at the break, after a Cristiano Ronaldo 20th min goal was disallowed by VAR. Higuain made it two in the second half. With the win , Juve now tops the table with 19 points,  a point ahead Inter Milan

Manchester City vs Wolves, 0-2

 

Adama Traoe scores a brace to sink Man City

 

Rampaging Wolves humbled champions Manchester City in Etihad in a match that could have tasked bookmaker’s skills. Their counter attack was masterful, leaving the host to trail 2-0 after two dying minutes goals scored by Adama Traoe ten minutes apart in the 80th and 90+4 mins.

The defeat drove Man City down the table, eight points behind Liverpool in the title race that is looking more defined by the day. The win was also a record for Wolves as it was the first time time since 1979, they would hand City a defeat and at Etihad. For City, it was only the second time in 45 league games that they have failed to score. The last time that happened at home in the league was against Huddersfield in May 2018, by which time they had already won their first title of the Guardiola era.

  Southampton vs Chelsea, 1-4

Chelsea Tammy Abraham again! with a wonderful strike

 

Dependable Tammy Abraham, Danny Ings, N’Golo Kante and Michy Batshuayi  sealed their away victory against unpredictable Southampton and gave more comfort to Manager Frank Lampard.

Hear him: “I didn’t think we started that well, even though doing so had been something we’d talked about before,” said the former England midfielder. “[Abraham’s] goal came at the right time and after that I felt pretty comfortable.

“Getting four away from home – we’re scoring – so it’s a nice afternoon.”

“Let’s not get carried away, it’s a long season and we feel we might have picked up more points than we’ve actually got. We’ve not been at our absolute best and we can be a lot better.

Newcastle vs Manchester United, 1-0

 

19 year-old Longstaff compound Man U  woes with the only goal of the match

 

Matty Longstaff, the 19 year old compounded Man U’s woes as his debut goal pushed the Red Devils just two points above the bottom three. Conversely, the win moved Newcastle from the relegation zone.

Longstaff, playing in midfield alongside brother Sean, could have scored in the first half but rattled the crossbar with a thunderous 25-yard drive, while Fabian Schar flicked a header narrowly over from a corner.

Manager Bruce saw the win as memorable. He said:”I have waited something like 20 years for a result against United.

“To beat a club of Manchester United’s size is always a special thing. Considering the start we’ve had and the teams we’ve played, eight points – we’ll accept it.”

Arsenal vs Bournemouth, 1-0

Luiz with is trademark header

David Luiz has always proved dangerous with his head when he is the18 yard box waiting for the ball. Predictably, he scored the only goal as Arsenal in the 9th min at Emirates Stadium to move his team up to third place in the Premier League.