The Palace ends Liverpool’s unbeaten season
There was another nervous wait as Val checked if it was a cruel twist for the Eagles after Chiesa’s goal.
Tottenham Hotspur plays Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday evening, closing Liverpool’s gap to two points at the top, but Arsenal has the same opportunity when he traveled to Newcastle United on Sunday, but was defeated on his final three trips to St James Park.
As Haaland’s bag brace, the city overcomes Burnley
Burnley irritated Manchester City for an hour at Etihad Stadium before falling into a 5-1 defeat as Pep Guardiola’s team bounced off a disappointing display with Arsenal.
Burnley was hit by mistake as the city tried to play from behind and Jadon Anthony made the most of it equally after the early Maxim Esteb’s own goals.
However, the citizens could not be denied forever, and after Matthews Nunes recovered his home side lead, Floodgate opened and Haaland bagged the braces in the extra time following another goal of a no-luck Esteb.
Manchester City enjoyed 69% of ownership and scored eight in targets as they scored a goal for Martin de Blavka on 21 shots.
Brighton punishes Chelsea in the late show
Brighton & Hove Albion suffered Chelsea’s second league loss after the Seagulls attacked three times in the final 15 minutes.
Chelsea played most of the second half with 10 guys after Trevo Charova was sent off after defeating Diego Gomez as Paraguayan hit a mistake and rushed towards Robert Sanchez’s goal.
Bruce was cruised up to that point, but the Brighton man’s advantage ultimately made a difference when Danny Welbeck found an acre of space at the edge of the six-yard box and eventually canceled the Enzo Fernandez opener.
Then Chelsea went deeper and deeper from the cross into their own penalty area as the three Brightons lined up to score the winning goal.
Pressure builds up on Enzo Maresca and his world champion side.
Honor at Elland Road
Leeds United continued their impressive start to the season to Bournemouth at home, but Eli Jr. Crupi’s 93rd minute goal saved Cherry’s point.
Bournemouth led a laser-guided Antoine Cementhoo free kick, but Leeds came back before Joe Rodon’s deflected header and halftime to take the lead when Sean Longstaff beat Dode Petrovic in the half-borie before Crupi’s compilation.
Leeds joins Chelsea and Brighton with eight points after six games, leaving Bournemouth in the top four.
