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Match Highlights – Liverpool vs Arsenal
A fine match for Liverpool, still looking good without any strikers on the pitch, but again without a win, forced to score an injury time equalizer (Martin Skrtel) to end their match with Arsenal at a 2-2 draw, which doesn’t really help anyone.
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Liverpool FC – Raheem Sterling Ruins it for Brendan Rodgers
This awful season of disappointments and dreadful results in the big matches continues for Liverpool and Brendan Rodgers, although it could have been very different if Raheem Sterling was able to score at least one of his many wonderful chances, left alone to beat David de Gea.
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Match Highlights – Manchester United vs Liverpool
A vintage Manchester United display: Playing terrible football and still beating Liverpool 3-0 thanks to David de Gea saves, Raheem Sterling and Mario Balotelli being unable to score from up close, Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie scoring easy goals and Juan Mata doing the same but from an offside position.
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Match Highlights – Arsenal vs Newcastle
A 4-1 win over Newcastle didn’t move Arsenal up the Premier League table, but it did place them a lot closer to the top 4, as both Olivier Giroud and Santi Cazorla finished with a brace in what was probably the club’s best league performance this season.
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Arsenal FC – Arsene Wenger Doesn’t Own the Manager Role
It’s always interesting to see how opinions are split when it comes to Arsene Wenger, the manager of Arsenal, who has a strong opposition about the people who matter – the Arsenal fans, but a very strong backing from the media, despite their usual taste and affinity for blood and scandal.
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Manchester United – Robin van Persie Shines Through Terrible Football
Only three shots on goal were enough for Manchester United to pull off another win that puts them in a decent distance from the top of the table. Robin van Persie coming back to life with two goals is excellent news, but the team’s ability under Louis van Gaal isn’t.
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Jose Mourinho – Blame Everyone But Himself
In the mind of Jose Mourinho, it’s never his fault. Not his approach, not his tactics. It’s always the referee, the other team wasting time or playing to not to lose or even the fans who have something to do with the loss. Chelsea losing their first match didn’t rattle him too much, but brought him to his finest whining form.
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Arsenal FC – Masters of Scoring Late Goals
It’s quite rare to consider Arsenal as a “clutch” team considering how little they have to show in terms of trophies these last ten years, but according to Opta, when the Gunners play at home almost all of their goals come in the final 30 minutes of matches. Alexis Sanchez scoring in the 89th minute […]
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Liverpool FC – Loic Remy Has The Same Amount of Goals as Their Strikers
Mostly a garbage time striker this season playing for Chelsea off the bench, Loic Remy has been very efficient when you condense his work to goals per minutes. When viewing totals, his two Premier League goals are still the same amount as the entire Liverpool strikeforce (Mario Balotelli, Daniel Sturridge, Rickie Lambert) has managed to produce.
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Match Highlights – Chelsea vs Tottenham
The run towards an undefeated season continues for Chelsea with an impressive 3-0 derby win over Tottenham, bringing them back to their winning ways with goals from Eden Hazard, Didier Drogba and Loic Remy.