Liverpool with… cannons, returned to the top – Tottenham beat Brighton in stoppage time, double for Sheffield

Only for a few hours was he missing from the top of the Premier League Liverpool.

Jurgen Klopp’s team prevailed 3-1 welcoming her Burnley in the framework of the 24th matchday and thus rose again to +2 from City who earlier bent Everton. At the same time, he returned to the “three points” after the treble from Arsenal, from which he escaped to +5 but also with a match more.

The “reds” did not want to with their performance, however, they saw his attacking trio “talk”, with Zota, Dias and Nunes finding the net in succession. In a game that made her reappearance of Kostas Tsimikas after his serious injury to the collarbone – he was replaced in stoppage time, in a very important development both for him and for the National team in view of the matches in the Playoffs – and which made history in terms of attendance.

At the same time the Tottenham thesaurus (2-1) the Brighton at delays thanks to Johnson’s goal, while Sheffield United was getting a huge “double” (1-3) at home Lutonin her first win after a seven-game league winless streak.

The rating:

In detail, the program of the 24th matchday:

Saturday (10/2)

Manchester City-Everton 2-0

(70′, 85′ Haaland)

Wolves-Bradford 0-2

(35′ Norgaard, 77′ Toney)

Liverpool-Burnley 3-1

(31′ Zota, 52′ Dias, 79′ Nunes – 45′ O’Shea)

Luton-Sheffield United 1-3

(30′ Archer, 36′ McAtee, 72′ Vinny Souza)

Tottenham-Brighton 2-1

(61′ Sarr, 90’+6′ Johnson – 16′ pen. Gross)

Fulham-Bournemouth 3-1

(5′ De Cordova-Reid, 36′, 52′ Rodrigo Munith – 50′ Senesi)

Nottingham Forest-Newcastle (19:30)

Sunday (11/2)

West Ham-Arsenal (16:00)

Aston Villa-Manchester United (18:30)

Monday (12/2)

Crystal Palace-Chelsea (22:00)

The schedule for the next (25th) matchday:

Saturday (17/2)

Brentford-Liverpool (14:30)

Burnley-Arsenal (17:00)

Newcastle-Bournemouth (17:00)

Nottingham Forest-West Ham (17:00)

Tottenham-Wolves (17:00)

Fulham-Aston Villa (17:00)

Manchester City-Chelsea (19:30)

Sunday (18/2)

Sheffield United-Brighton (16:00)

Luton-Manchester United (18:30)

Monday (19/2)



Everton-Crystal Palace (22:00)