Spikes Grab Point At Man City After Liverpool Show
Tottenham’s Dejan Kulusevski headed an emotional late balancer in a six-objective spine chiller at Manchester City on Sunday after Liverpool organized a shocking rebound on a winded evening in the Chief Association. High-flying Aston Estate scored in the 90th moment to draw 2-2 at Bournemouth while 10-man Chelsea disregarded a red card for skipper Conor Gallagher to edge Brighton 3-2 on a day when 24 objectives were scored in five matches. Enthusiasm Guardiola’s heroes drove 2-1 at the break thanks to a Phil Foden objective after Spikes chief Child Heung-min had scored at the two finishes, however Giovani Lo Celso’s magnificent strike made it 2-2.
Substitute Jack Grealish hoped to have gotten City’s first Chief Association win in quite a while when he struck in the 81st moment however the guests wouldn’t rests and Sweden global Kulusevski rose to control home from Brennan Johnson’s cross, shocking the Etihad swarm.
The game finished in contention after play was at first permitted to happen subsequent to Erling Haaland was fouled as he played Grealish in on objective before it was then gotten back to.
Sunday’s outcomes mean Armory stay two focuses clear at the highest point of the table, with Liverpool second and City in third.
Tottenham supervisor Ange Postecoglou hailed the “monstrous exertion” from his men, who halted the decay after three straight losses.
“It would have been exceptionally simple to move blown away yet I thought they showed extraordinary person and it is significant they get a prize,” the Australian told the BBC. “A point is a decent prize.”
Guardiola regretted his side’s failure to polish off their rivals however said they stayed hungry for a fourth consecutive Chief Association title.
“We kept playing a decent level again today,” he said. “Tragically against Liverpool too this occurs.
“Here we get to see the group, how they respond, how we step forward. It was a top presentation again against a top, top group.”
– Liverpool rebound –
Prior, Liverpool seemed set for their most memorable home loss in the Head Association since October 2022 when they followed 3-2 to Bobby De Cordova-Reid’s objective in the 80th moment.
Be that as it may, they reversed the situation in sensational style through Wataru Endo and Trent Alexander-Arnold, who struck in the 87th and 88th minutes for a 4-3 win.
It was the most recent Liverpool have at any point fallen behind in a Chief Association match that they proceeded to win.
“We played an unbelievable game until we didn’t any longer,” said Liverpool administrator Jurgen Klopp.
“All credit to Fulham, they did all around well. Today we scored four worldies and were fortunate eventually to dominate the match, and that lets you know everything.”
Alexander-Arnold set Liverpool on their way in the twentieth moment when his splendid free-kick cut the underside of the crossbar and went in off Fulham manager Bernd Leno for an own objective.
Harry Wilson evened out before Alexis Macintosh Allister created a snapshot of wizardry to reestablish the house side’s lead, releasing a rising drive that tracked down the top corner for his most memorable Liverpool objective.
Yet, Fulham leveled through Kenny Tete before half-time and the London side looked set for a thrilling triumph when substitute De Cordova-Reid gestured home their third with 10 minutes of typical opportunity to go.
Nonetheless, Liverpool were not wrapped up. Mohamed Salah set up Endo, who found the net from the edge of the crate and Alexander-Arnold drove the ball home a moment later, igniting wild scenes at Anfield.
Chelsea recorded only their subsequent Head Association home win of the time against Brighton, regardless of being decreased to 10 men while driving 2-1 preceding half-time, with Gallagher getting a subsequent booking.
Enzo Fernandez scored his second from the punishment spot in the 65th moment and Chelsea hung on regardless of a late Joao Pedro objective.
Aston Estate striker Ollie Watkins headed home a cross from Moussa Diaby in the 90th moment to safeguard a point for Unai Emery’s group against Bournemouth, which kept them in fourth spot.
At the London Arena, Mohammed Kudus put West Ham ahead in the principal half, before Odsonne Edouard balanced in the second time span to procure a point for Gem Royal residence.
