It took them, but United overcame Nottingham with a big upset!

THE Manchester United he is not well, but he succeeds and wins! Eric Ten Hach’s team saw her Nottingham Forest to lead 2-0 in the 4th minute at Old Trafford, but managed to turn it around and win 3-2.

With the visitors playing much of the second half with a man down through suspension, they saw the Red Devils pull off the upset with a penalty to return to 2/3 wins in Premier League.

THE Nottingham made an incredible start to the game and found the lead before the 2nd minute, with Avonigi going on the counter, exposing their defense United and take advantage of Onana’s tragic reaction for 1-0. In the closing stages, the visitors found a second goal to the absolute shock of the hosts, when after the foul the ball hit the head of the forward Bolli and ended up in the net for 2-0.

H United started to pick up the pace after that, pressing hard and quickly found the scoreline reduced after 17 minutes when Eriksen finished on the move after Rufford’s turn to make it 2-1. With the home team causing quite a few problems defensively, but also being quite good on the attacking side, creating chances. Casemiro finally equalized in the 52nd minute to make it 2-2, with things then going from good to better for the Red Devils. Because initially Worrall in the 67th minute left her Nottingham with ten players, while in the 76th minute the hosts won a penalty and Bruno Fernandes made it 3-2 which remained in the remaining minutes.

First drop for Arsenal, who saw ten-man Fulham draw them 2-2 in the final. The guests took the lead in the 1st minute with Pereira, with the “gunners” having the upper hand overall in the match and looking with perseverance and patience for the reversal. It was delayed, but finally came, when Saka in the 70th minute with a penalty brought the game in balance, while three minutes later Enketia made it 2-1. However, Fulham had not had their last word and… they knew the hosts with Palinia in the 87th minute!

Wolves celebrated their first win of the season with a 1-0 win over Everton at Goodison Park, with the Toffees 0/3 in their disappointing start to the league. Kalajdzic scored the only goal of the match in the 87th minute, giving the “wolves” the three points. Finally, Brentford and Crystal Palace took one point each (1-1).

In detail, the program of the 3rd matchday:

Friday (25/8)

Chelsea-Luton 3-0

(17′, 69′ Sterling, 75′ Jackson)

Saturday (26/8)

Bournemouth-Tottenham 0-2

(17′ Maddison, 63′ Kulusevski)

Arsenal-Fulham 2-2

(70′ pen. Saka, 73′ Enketia – 1′ Pereiram 87′ Palinia)

Brentford-Crystal Palace 1-1

(18′ Sante – 76′ Andersen)

Everton-Wolves 0-1

(87′ Kalajdzic)

Manchester United-Nottingham Forest 3-2

(17′ Eriksen, 52′ Casemiro, 76′ penalty Bruno Fernandes – 2′ Avonighi, 4′ Bolli)

Brighton-West Ham (19:30)

Sunday (27/8)

Burnley-Aston Villa (16:00)

Sheffield United-Manchester City (16:00)

Newcastle-Liverpool (18:30)

The schedule for the next (4th) matchday:

Friday (1/9)

Luton-West Ham (22:00)

Saturday (2/9)

Sheffield United-Everton (14:30)

Manchester City-Fulham (17:00)

Burnley-Tottenham (17:00)

Brentford-Bournemouth (17:00)

Chelsea-Nottingham Forest (17:00)

Brighton-Newcastle (19:30)

Sunday (3/9)

Crystal Palace-Wolves (16:00)

Liverpool-Aston Villa (16:00)

Arsenal-Manchester United (18:30)