Month: March 2018

Manchester city manager is very happy with his team side after they moved closer to the Premier League title with victory over Chelsea.Man City continued their title procession with  1-0 victory, which leaves Guardiola needing just four more victories to dethrone Chelsea and claim a maiden title in English football. Bernardo Silva opened the scoring for the second game running, bundling the winner home 34 seconds into the second half as City moved 18 points clear at the top of the table. Meanwhile, Antonio Conte's decision to not start a recognised striker backfired as Chelsea failed to register a single effort on target. "We didn't concede one chance and we created enough to win the game, Guardiola told reporters. Our high pressing and build-up was outstanding. I'm so happy as it's a...

Arsenal was thrashed today by Brighton and their supporters felt the bitter frustration and the overall sense of helplessness. The supporters were clamouring " we want winger out" It was the 34th minute, their team was 2-0 down to Chris Hughton’s well-drilled Brighton & Hove Albion and all they could do was conclude that Arsène Wenger’s time was up. Brighton performed well. They weaken Arsenal’s defensiveness, within which the goalkeeper, Petr Cech, was a glaring culprit and they might have had more during a period when Arsenal were gripped by indecision and nervousness. On the back of goals from Lewis Dunk and Glenn Murray, this was a win that reinforced the sense that Brighton are staying up with a degree of comfort.Their dreadful away form continues and the st...

Liverpool comfortably moved up their ninth win in 12 games to leapfrog Manchester United into second place. Salah displayednhis usual calm to put Liverpool ahead after 40 minutes when he transferred the ball from his right foot to left before slotting home.It was with his 24th league goal of the season, and 32nd of the campaign in all competitions. And Liverpool's dominated with second goal after half-time by Sadio Mane as Newcastle were left hovering just two points above the relegation zone as their own four-match unbeaten run ended.

Swansea defeated West Ham to escape the Premier League relegation zone with a 4-1 home win over lacklustre West Ham. Ki Sung-yueng, Mike van der Hoorn, Andy King and Jordan Ayew, from the penalty spot, were on target to deepen West Ham's own relegation concerns, before Michail Antonio struck a consolation goal for the visitors. The win takes Swansea above West Ham on goal difference - the teams are level on 30 points - but the two sides appear to be moving in different directions. Swansea have now taken 17 points from Carlos Carvalhal's nine games in charge, while West Ham have won only one of their last six with David Moyes' initial bounce effect seemingly over. West Ham suffered more misery when Winston Reid appeared to land awkwardly in the first half, the central defender carefully tre...