Her first win this year Premier League celebrated on Saturday afternoon (19/08) h Liverpoolwinning hard by a score 3-1 of the mighty Bournemouth at “Anfield”, as part of the second matchday of the English league.
The game started with the worst omens for Jurgen Klopp’s team, since just in the 3rd minute of the match o Semen opened the scoring for the visitors with a shot from inside the area, and while seconds earlier had been disallowed for Anthony’s “cherry” goals for borderline offside!
After the initial shock, the ‘reds’ turned things up a notch and equalized in the 28th minute with a beautiful aerial shot of him Luis Diaz through the area. In fact, eight minutes later came the complete reversal with a penalty by Mo Salah for 2-1a foul won by Sobozlai from a Rothwell tag.
A goal with which the Egyptian forward wrote – again – history for Liverpoolas he surpassed the team’s once iconic leader in the scorer table, Steven Gerrard, climbing on fifth place of all ages with 187 goals!
In the 58th minute, the numerical balance of the match changed, as McCallister received a straight red card for a hard tackle. A development that, however, did not particularly affect the match, since four minutes later, specifically in the 62nd minute, Zota made the final 3-1!
In the other games of the day, Brighton passed with emphasis 4-1 from “Molino” and the headquarters of Wolves, starting with an impressive 2/2 (8-2 goals) in this year’s Premier League! A great protagonist for the “seagulls” was March with two goals at 51′ and 55′, and while earlier o Mitoma had opened the scoring in the 15th minute with an incredible solo, with Estubinian (46′) making it 2-0. All the disappointing “wolves” could do was make the final 4-1 with the scorer Huang in the 61st minute.
Finally, she also celebrated a great double Bradford, which beat Fulham 3-0 at “Craven Cottage”! Visa opened the scoring in the 44th minute after a tragic mistake by the opposing defense, only for An emporium and with two “hits” in the 66th minute (Friday) and the third minute of stoppage time to shape the final score.
The schedule for the 2nd matchday:
Friday (18/08)
Nottingham-Sheffield United 2-1
(3′ Avonigi, 90′ Wood – 48′ Hammer)
Saturday (19/08)
Fulham-Bradford 0-3
(44′ Visa, 66′, 90+3′ Embomo)
Liverpool-Bournemouth 2-1
(28′ Diaz, 36′ Salah pen. – 3′ Semenio)
Wolves-Brighton 1-4
(61′ Huang – 15′ Mitoma, 46′ Estoupinian, 51′, 55′ March)
Tottenham-Manchester W. (19:30)
Manchester S.-Newcastle (22:00)
Sunday (20/08)
Aston Villa-Everton (16:00)
West Ham-Chelsea (18:30)
Monday (21/08)
Crystal Palace-Arsenal (22:00)
The next (3rd) matchday
Friday 25/8
Chelsea-Luton (22:00)
Saturday 26/8
Bournemouth-Tottenham (14:30)
Arsenal-Foula, (17:00)
Brentford-Crystal Palace
Everton-Wolves
Manchester United-Nottingham Forest
Brighton-West Ham (19:30)
Sunday 26/8
Burnley-Aston Villa (16:00)
Sheffield United-Manchester City
Newcastle-Liverpool (18:30)
Source: Sport Fm
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