From Sheffield, at -2 from the top Liverpool – Heavy defeat for Nottingham

He remains behind Arsenal Liverpoolwhere was imposed 2-0 by Sheffield United away from home and again found themselves at -2 by the leading Londoners.

The lead for Jurgen Klopp’s side came in the 37th minute when Van Dijk slotted the ball into the net with a one-point shot after Corner kick by Alexander-Arnold.

The score was stuck at 1-0 for quite some time, with Soboslay shaping the final result with a fine finish in stoppage time.

From then on, it was sweeping Fulham, who demolished Nottingham Forest 5-0 at home and left her at the bottom of the rating.

Igwobi (30′, 73′) and Jimenez (34′, 54′) were the main protagonists for the winners, who scored two goals each, with Cairney finding the net in the 86th minute.

Great home win, 2-1 with a twist, got the Brighton against Brentford, while finally, the Bournemouth was imposed 2-0 of the Crystal Palace in London.

In detail, the program of the 15th matchday:

Tuesday (5/12)

Wolves-Burnley 1-0

(42′ Huang)

Luton-Arsenal 3-4

(25′ Oso, 49′ Adebayo, 57′ Barkley – 20′ Martinelli, 45′ Jesus, 60′ Havertz, 90+7′ Rice)

Wednesday (6/12)

Crystal Palace-Bournemouth 0-2

(25′ Senesi, 90+1′ Moore)

Brighton-Bradford 2-1

(31′ Gross, 52′ Hinselwood – 27′ pen. Embomo)

Sheffield United-Liverpool 0-2

(37′ Van Dijk, 90+5′ Soboslay)

Fulham-Nottingham Forest 5-0

(30′, 73′ Igwobi, 34′, 54′ Jimenes, 86′ Cairney)

Aston Villa-Manchester City (22:15)

Manchester United-Chelsea (22:15)

Thursday (7/12)

Everton-Newcastle (21:30)

Tottenham-West Ham (22:15)

The schedule for the next (16th) matchday:

Saturday (9/12)

Crystal Palace-Liverpool (14:30)

Wolves-Nottingham Forest (17:00)

Manchester United-Bournemouth (17:00)

Brighton-Burnley (17:00)

Sheffield United-Bradford (17:00)

Aston Villa-Arsenal (19:30)

Sunday (10/12)

Everton-Chelsea (16:00)

Luton-Manchester City (16:00)

Fulham-West Ham (16:00)

Tottenham-Newcastle (18:30)