Manchester United 1-0 Leicester, Wolves 2-5 Chelsea: the clock – as in the past | Soccer

With the ongoing action at Carrow Road, I will be on my bike. But do not leave! You can follow Norwich v Manchester City here. Goodbye!

Finally, here is a report the punctual flight from Burnley to Brighton:

Jeff Hendrick of Burnley tied late 1-1. Brighton's winning streak at Amex Stadium has continued. After a scoreless first half, Neal Maupay broke the deadlock with a superb volley from the edge of the box.

The Seagulls seemed to be heading for victory before the ball fell off Hendrick's surface. He sent a powerful shot past Mathew Ryan, extended in the opposite direction, in the lower corner.

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After his hat trick today, Tammy Abraham took the lead in the race for the Golden Boot. Discover the runners and runners here:

Ed Aarons was at the valley see Jude Bellingham claim points for Birmingham:

As the son of one of the most prolific goal scorers in the game, Jude Bellingham should have learned a couple of things about scoring goals.

The 16-year-old father, whose father Mark has accumulated more than 700 during his career while he was a sergeant for the West Midlands police, inflicted on Charlton his first loss of the season with a superb shot just after half-time while Pep Clotet's team played the party-goers of the 100th anniversary of the first match played on this ground.

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Paul Doyle was in Molineux for today's scorers' day:

It was supposed to be a holiday for the Wolves on the occasion of the 130th anniversary of their first match at Molineux. Instead, a new hero of Chelsea's goals stole the show, as Tammy Abraham made his first hat trick for the club after Fikayo Tomori started the rout by opening his own account with a superb distance kick. The late goals of Romain Saïss and Patrick Cutrone encouraged the hosts and brought some satisfaction to Chelsea. Mason Mount restored a game by scoring 5-2 in stops.

The dear old Molineux has been a fortress for Wolves for most of the year. The home team has not been beaten in any competition since January, but at half-time it was irrelevant. They were 3-0 and risked an even worse aggravation.

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Jacob Steinberg was at White Hart Lane:

When was the last time Tottenham made such a complete performance in a league game? It would probably be necessary to return to Bournemouth's victory in last season's win over Bournemouth to find one, which shows how much time the Mauricio Pochettino team has spent with so much energy, class and crafts.

In this context, this clash against the Crystal Palace could well be considered one of the most important victories of the Pochettino era. After a sparkling start to the season, not to mention all the anxiety caused by the uncertainty surrounding Christian Eriksen's future over the summer, Spurs has shown that there is still a lot of life going on in devouring part of the palace. shreds during a first Sound Heung-min stole the show with two goals of the highest quality.

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Daniel Taylor has filed his match report of Old Trafford:

The good news for Manchester United is that they have found their habit of winning again. They won this match despite the injury of several injured key players, and just for that, Ole Gunnar Solskjær can probably accept the fact that their performance has never been as high as six out of ten – many breaths and breaths, but no plume.

Leicester certainly had enough of the ball to believe that it would have been necessary to extend United's winless streak to four games. In the end, Solskjær and his players can think about a decent afternoon, knowing that Leicester aims to be in the top four of the Premier League this season.

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Rochdale finished with 64% possession of the ball. that they managed to translate by absolutely no goal kick and a 6-0 loss to Peterborough. Are the statistics wrong or is it the most unfortunate performance in the history of football?

Match reports are beginning to fall. For starters, here's Paul Wilson at Bramall Lane:

Moussa Djenepo, 21, has a lot of work to do, although in his brief appearances since his move to Standard Liege's £ 15m, the Malian winger proved he could score spectacular goals.

It was his first start under the colors of the Saints and he decorated it with a memorable solo strike that deserved to take the three points.

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Aware if I am Manchester United has had some late penalties, I am amazed by this:

After Southampton took the lead Sheffield United sighed and blew, but lost his chance when Billy Sharp was brutally evicted.

Marcus Rashford's penalty kick is the only goal of the game as Manchester United take the win against Leicester.

And it's the last significant action in Molineux! It's a feast of absolute goals, at the end of which Chelsea pocketed the points.

GOAL! Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-5 Chelsea (Mountain, 90 + 6 minutes) Mason Mount takes the ball on the left, just off the surface, and dances in the surface, feinting, spinning, then cutting his right foot and laces a nonchalant finish beyond Rui Patricio!

I do not know what the Spurs were playing in the second half, where they completely and lamentably failed to score. No matter, they won at a gallop.

"How are you at Old Trafford?" asks Julian Smith. Quietly, even though Leicester was pushing, pungent and vaguely threatening for much of the second half, to no avail.

And now everything is finished at the Amex. It's going to be smart.

Department of Tough Statistics: It was Burnley's first shot.

GOAL! Brighton 1-1 Burnley (Hendrick, 90 + 1 minutes) A nice shot from Vydra is followed by a nice shot, scathing for 23 meters (or more) in the right corner of the goal! It's delicious!

Chelsea let in 11 goals in five league games, while being quite impressive.

GOAL! Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-4 Chelsea (Cutrone, 85 minutes) Cutrone is grouped in the nearest possible range after saving Kepa, uh, shooting someone else!

Billy Sharp is off, and Sheffield United's chances of saving a point at home in Southampton are surely going to be with him. It seemed very hard. He threw one leg, realized that he would not get close to the ball and would have pulled it back before any contact was made with his opponent, Stuart Armstrong.

Here are the teams for the late sending blow of the Premier League. Norwich has two goalkeepers on the bench and could probably be content to have them both on the field:

Norwich: Krul, Byram, Amadou, Godfrey, Lewis, McLean, Tettey, Emi, Stiepermann, Cantwell, Pukki. Subs: Hanley, Heise, Drmic, Fahrmann, Srbeny, McGovern, Idah.
Man City: Ederson, Walker, Stones, Otamendi, Zinchenko, Gundogan, Rodri, Silva, Bernardo Silva, Aguero, Sterling. Subs: Bravo, Gabriel Jesus, De Bruyne, Fernandinho, Mahrez, João Cancelo, Foden.
Arbitrator: Kevin friend.

Scott Murray is in all the preparations for this one:

Now confirmed by official types of decision-making. Abraham will not make any more points because he has just been replaced by Batchuayi.

Apparently, Rochdale had 69% possession of the ball in Peterborough, which is quite impressive and must make sure they are really upset to be 6-0 down.

Apparently, this goal of the wolves perhaps, like three of Chelsea, were marked by Tammy Abraham.

GOAL! Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-4 Chelsea (69 minutes) A left corner is directed to the back, and the corner from the right is directed rather straight towards Kepa, but firm enough to overtake it anyway!

GOAL! Sheffield United 0-1 Southampton (Djenepo, 66 minutes) Oooh, hello! The Blades give the ball foolishly in their half of the field, but when Djenepo receives it, 50 yards from the goal, there is no obvious danger. But he turns, retains a first challenge, goes to the surface, dances after two very shy attempts to close, and everything goes well!

A there is a little over an hour I mentioned that Bolton had just scored his first goal in 11 league games to take the lead at Rotherham. The good times of Bolton did not last long: Carlton Morris just put Rotherham 5-1.

GOAL! Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-4 Chelsea (Abraham, 56 minutes) This is superb goalkeeper. The ball is sent to Abraham, who has Coady as sticky, but the Chelsea striker turns away from the goal, turns again, makes his way into space, then hits the ball at the bottom of the post 15 meters!

Jude Bellingham just put Birmingham City 1-0 at the top of Charlton. He was born in 2003. This is his second goal of the season.

Purpose not allowed! Sheffield United 0-0 Southampton! A free kick from the right is sent into the box and bounces back to McBurnie, who nods to the last post! The Blades celebrate, but then notice that the referee has his finger in his ear and argues with the VAR HQ. It turns out that half of the United team was offside when the ball was played. Like you.

GOAL! Brighton 1-0 Burnley (Maupay, 51 minutes) The goalkeeper dislodges the ball to the right, where Burn retrieves it and carries it forward with a threat. Then he goes off, Brighton's mess on the right, seems to have spoiled his luck, then dives into a center that Maupay elegantly converts with a scissor kick!

Tottenham almost scored 28 seconds after the start of the second half, a low shot from the edge of the area, but this time, Guaita saves.

Two substitutions to Molineux, Patrick Cutrone (Leander Dendoncker) and Chelsea (Anthony Rudiger), who seemed to hit something just before halftime for Kurt Zouma.