He wants to establish himself in Premier League the Luton and it shows in every way! The Hatters, in a one-man show of Adebayo who scored a hat-trick, equalized with the impressive 4-0 the unrecognizable Brighton and “rided” Everton who at the same time were leaving with a 0-0 draw from their home Fulham.
Luton entered strongly and just in the first minute took the lead with Adebayo’s goal. The hosts took a serious lead after two minutes with Ogbene making it 2-0, while before the end of the first half, Adebayo with his second personal goal made it 3-0. The ferocious English striker completed the triumph with a hearty hat-trick, making it 4-0 in the 52nd minute.
Big match also at Selhast Park with Sheffield surprising Crystal Palace in the 1st minute with Breredon Diaz. The home team reacted in the 17th minute Eze tied at 1-1, but McAtee three minutes later gave the Blades the lead again. However, Palace responded again, equalizing in the 27th minute with Eze’s second personal goal. The big upset for the London “eagles” came in the 67th minute when Olise beat Grbic to make the final 3-2 for his team Roy Hodgson!
In a quadruple orbit, the Newcastle! Eddie Howe’s team passed by the home of the impressive Aston Villa this year, which they defeated with a score of 3-1 at “Villa Park”! Fabian Cher opened the scoring in the 32nd minute with a close shot from the area, while four minutes later the Swiss central defender scored for the second time in the match for 2-0, which was also the score of the first half.
Newcastle did not stop in the second half either and in the 52nd minute they reached the third goal which came from a mistake by Moreno who sent the ball into his team’s net for 3-0. Villa showed they had a pulse in the 71st minute with Watkins making it 3-1, while two minutes later his goal was disallowed via VAR as offside with 3-1 being the final score.
In detail, the program of the 22nd matchday:
Tuesday (30/1)
Nottingham Forest-Arsenal 1-2
(89′ Avonigi – 65′ Jesus, 72′ Saka)
Luton-Brighton 4-0
(1′, 42′, 56′ Adebayo, 3′ Ogbene)
Fulham-Everton 0-0
Crystal Palace-Sheffield United 3-2
(17′, 27′ Eze, 67′ Olisse – 1′ Breredon, 20′ McAtee)
Aston Villa-Newcastle 1-3
(71′ Watkins-32′, 36′ Ser, 52′ auto. Moreno)
Wednesday (31/1)
Manchester City-Burnley (21:30)
Tottenham-Bradford (21:30)
Liverpool-Chelsea (22:15)
Thursday (1/2)
West Ham-Bournemouth (21:30)
Wolves-Manchester United (22:15)
The schedule for the next (23rd) matchday:
Saturday (3/2)
Everton-Tottenham (14:30)
Burnley-Fulham (17:00)
Brighton-Crystal Palace (17:00)
Newcastle-Luton (17:00)
Sheffield United-Aston Villa (19:30)
Sunday (4/2)
Manchester United-West Ham (16:00)
Bournemouth-Nottingham Forest (16:00)
Chelsea-Wolves (16:00)
Arsenal-Liverpool (18:30)
Monday (5/2)
Brentford-Manchester City (22:00)
Source: Sport Fm
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