No LiVARpool this tine. It should be 2 nil, oh well.
Premier League Gameweek 23-24
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I think this ends 3-1
Pogba, Fabinho, and Keita are players that can pass or dribble out of a press but they're all out injured
What a miss momo
Shaw with classic "confuse an opponent" move. Kudos!
Mane seems to get caught offside a lot.
Someone tell Man. United the second half has started. 
could easily be about 5-6
I'm sure someone from this forum will be here to tell us how Liverpool don't dominate games and xG is quite even, or something...Someone tell Man. United the second half has started.
Fred awful at shooting.
Can't miss that, mate.
Nice period for United, almost a goal or two as well.
I'd be thinking about money on a draw now. They haven't taken their chances.
How is this game still 1-0
Both teams missing chances
Man. United been much better last 15.
Fabiano on to see out the 1-0.
Fabiano on to see out the 1-0.
That goal reminded me of the one Ngog scored all those years ago.
Got to 2-0 eventually.
Man. United gave it a decent go second half but the absences really hurt them today.
Got to 2-0 eventually.
Man. United gave it a decent go second half but the absences really hurt them today.
Salah finally kills it off. Deserved for liverpool
But what a game
United were good all in all
But what a game
United were good all in all
Like Ngog 09’
Like they won World Cup. Which is understandable, we are Manchester United.
That was a great game for neutrals. United were better second half of second half than I expected.
Should have been 4-1 or something, but I'll take 2 goals and another clean sheet.
Should have been 4-1 or something, but I'll take 2 goals and another clean sheet.
Battered them at times, and could have had 5-6 really, they fought back well after our 10-15 min spell after half time. Lovely goal to kick it.
I’m not sure what I would make of that assessing it as a United fan, few things to take praise from but many worrying things also.
I’m not sure what I would make of that assessing it as a United fan, few things to take praise from but many worrying things also.
This match was similar to the match at Old Trafford but this time United failed to take their chances and we managed to get one like we did at OT. United played well in second half after initial assault by us and unlucky to take nothing from this game. Not that I am complaining. Just waiting for another 10 wins.
Rn our midfield is world class and our attack is a little shit.
How things turn quickly!
How things turn quickly!
Should’ve killed the game off between 45 & 60 minutes. Because we didn’t we ended up inviting United back into the game. Martial should’ve scored.
United managed Robertson & TAA well again. Thought both were largely poor due to United’s set up. Mane & Salah missed some sitters.
Wijnaldum was brilliant.
United managed Robertson & TAA well again. Thought both were largely poor due to United’s set up. Mane & Salah missed some sitters.
Wijnaldum was brilliant.
Away against the best team in the world missing two key starters with a paper thin squad. Result went against them early on off a corner kick. They were competitive outside the first 10 minutes of the second half. Which is more than can be said about the vast majority of (good)teams at anfield
Very true, we really should have had 2-3 in that period.
My only complaint with Wijnaldum is he keeps the ball too long otherwise he has been brilliant.
And again Sky trying to create some sort of controversy out of that disallowed goal. Van Dijk having none of it. Shocking broadcasting.
wouldn't be controversial had this game been Crystal Palace against Southampton.
But hey we need stories and narrative
He does everything so well, up until the time he has to create the chance or take the shot. Then he turns into a dithering puff ball. It's annoying. Would be world class if he had keita's composure in the final third.
Every team in the top 11 bar Liverpool and Wolverhampton dropped points this round.
Bit awkward for carra to be talking about what makes a great team, when the three others in the studio have have respectively won 5/3, 5/1 and 7/1 English league titles and European cups
I happened to be at the Etihad watching the best Manchester side slip up v Palace.Seeing Fat Fwank looking glum on MOTD was Wonderful.
The lane will be buzzing tonight, here’s hoping we can get a result it’d be huge.
Aston Villa: Pepe Reina (29), Konsa Ngoyo (15), Mings (40), Hause (30), Guilbert (24), Drinkwater (4), Nakamba (11), Targett (18), Trézéguet (17), El Ghazi (21), Grealish (10),
Subs: Henri Lansbury (8), Indiana Vassilev (36), Douglas Luiz (6), Conor Hourihane (14), Ahmed El Mohamady (27), James Chester (5), Ørjan Nyland (25)
Watford: Foster (26), Mariappa (6), Dawson (4), Cathcart (15), Masina (11), Chalobah (14), Capoue (29), Pereyra (37), Doucouré (16), Deulofeu (7), Deeney (9),
Subs: João Pedro (17), Ignacio Pussetto (33), Christian Kabasele (27), Andre Gray (18), Heurelho Gomes (1), Domingos Quina (20), José Holebas (25)
Bournemouth: Ramsdale (12), Smith (15), Francis (2), Aké (5), Rico (21), Wilson (22), Lerma (8), Billing (29), Fraser (24), Wilson (13), Solanke (9),
Subs: Jack Simpson (25), Dan Gosling (4), Andrew Surman (6), Artur Boruc (1), Lloyd Kelly (26), Sam Surridge (44), Lewis Cook (16)
Brighton and Hove Albion: Ryan (1), Alzate (46), Webster (15), Dunk (5), Bernardo (30), Pröpper (24), Stephens (6), Mooy (18), Groß (13), Maupay (7), Jahanbakhsh (16),
Subs: David Button (27), Shane Duffy (4), Ezequiel Schelotto (21), Aaron Connolly (44), Glenn Murray (17), Solly March (20), Leandro Trossard (11)
Crystal Palace: Guaita (31), Kelly (34), Tomkins (5), Cahill (24), Riedewald (44), Kouyaté (8), McArthur (18), McCarthy (22), Ayew (9), Zaha (11), Tosun (20),
Subs: Brandon Pierrick (40), Max Meyer (7), Joel Ward (2), Wayne Hennessey (13), Scott Dann (6), Connor Wickham (21), Giovanni McGregor (38)
Southampton: McCarthy (1), Cédric Soares (2), Stephens (5), Vestergaard (4), Bertrand (21), Armstrong (17), Ward-Prowse (16), Højbjerg (23), Redmond (22), Long (7), Obafemi (20),
Subs: Che Adams (10), Moussa Djenepo (12), Oriol Romeu (14), Maya Yoshida (3), Danny Ings (9), Sofiane Boufal (19), Angus Gunn (28)
Everton: Pickford (1), Sidibé (19), Mina (13), Holgate (2), Digne (12), Walcott (11), Schneiderlin (18), Delph (8), Bernard (20), Kean (27), Calvert-Lewin (9),
Subs: Oumar Niasse (29), Leighton Baines (3), Anthony Gordon (42), Michael Keane (5), Tom Davies (26), Séamus Coleman (23), Jonas Lössl (49)
Newcastle United: Dubravka (1), Hayden (14), Fernández (18), Lascelles (6), Clark (2), Ritchie (11), Almirón (24), Longstaff (36), Longstaff (43), Atsu (30), Joelinton (9),
Subs: Thomas Allan (50), Jonjo Shelvey (8), Liam Gibson (33), Emil Krafth (17), Fabian Schär (5), Karl Darlow (26), Florian Lejeune (20)
Sheffield United: Henderson (1), Basham (6), Egan (12), O'Connell (5), Baldock (2), Besic (27), Norwood (16), Fleck (4), Stevens (3), Sharp (10), McBurnie (9),
Subs: Phil Jagielka (15), Lys Mousset (22), John Lundstram (7), Ben Osborn (23), Kieron Freeman (18), Callum Robinson (11), Michael Verrips (21)
Manchester City: Ederson (31), Walker (2), Otamendi (30), Laporte (14), Zinchenko (11), Rodrigo (16), Fernandinho (25), De Bruyne (17), Mahrez (26), Gabriel Jesus (9), Sterling (7),
Subs: Ilkay Gündogan (8), Sergio Agüero (10), Eric García (50), Bernardo Silva (20), Claudio Bravo (1), Phil Foden (47), João Cancelo (27)
Subs: Henri Lansbury (8), Indiana Vassilev (36), Douglas Luiz (6), Conor Hourihane (14), Ahmed El Mohamady (27), James Chester (5), Ørjan Nyland (25)
Watford: Foster (26), Mariappa (6), Dawson (4), Cathcart (15), Masina (11), Chalobah (14), Capoue (29), Pereyra (37), Doucouré (16), Deulofeu (7), Deeney (9),
Subs: João Pedro (17), Ignacio Pussetto (33), Christian Kabasele (27), Andre Gray (18), Heurelho Gomes (1), Domingos Quina (20), José Holebas (25)
Bournemouth: Ramsdale (12), Smith (15), Francis (2), Aké (5), Rico (21), Wilson (22), Lerma (8), Billing (29), Fraser (24), Wilson (13), Solanke (9),
Subs: Jack Simpson (25), Dan Gosling (4), Andrew Surman (6), Artur Boruc (1), Lloyd Kelly (26), Sam Surridge (44), Lewis Cook (16)
Brighton and Hove Albion: Ryan (1), Alzate (46), Webster (15), Dunk (5), Bernardo (30), Pröpper (24), Stephens (6), Mooy (18), Groß (13), Maupay (7), Jahanbakhsh (16),
Subs: David Button (27), Shane Duffy (4), Ezequiel Schelotto (21), Aaron Connolly (44), Glenn Murray (17), Solly March (20), Leandro Trossard (11)
Crystal Palace: Guaita (31), Kelly (34), Tomkins (5), Cahill (24), Riedewald (44), Kouyaté (8), McArthur (18), McCarthy (22), Ayew (9), Zaha (11), Tosun (20),
Subs: Brandon Pierrick (40), Max Meyer (7), Joel Ward (2), Wayne Hennessey (13), Scott Dann (6), Connor Wickham (21), Giovanni McGregor (38)
Southampton: McCarthy (1), Cédric Soares (2), Stephens (5), Vestergaard (4), Bertrand (21), Armstrong (17), Ward-Prowse (16), Højbjerg (23), Redmond (22), Long (7), Obafemi (20),
Subs: Che Adams (10), Moussa Djenepo (12), Oriol Romeu (14), Maya Yoshida (3), Danny Ings (9), Sofiane Boufal (19), Angus Gunn (28)
Everton: Pickford (1), Sidibé (19), Mina (13), Holgate (2), Digne (12), Walcott (11), Schneiderlin (18), Delph (8), Bernard (20), Kean (27), Calvert-Lewin (9),
Subs: Oumar Niasse (29), Leighton Baines (3), Anthony Gordon (42), Michael Keane (5), Tom Davies (26), Séamus Coleman (23), Jonas Lössl (49)
Newcastle United: Dubravka (1), Hayden (14), Fernández (18), Lascelles (6), Clark (2), Ritchie (11), Almirón (24), Longstaff (36), Longstaff (43), Atsu (30), Joelinton (9),
Subs: Thomas Allan (50), Jonjo Shelvey (8), Liam Gibson (33), Emil Krafth (17), Fabian Schär (5), Karl Darlow (26), Florian Lejeune (20)
Sheffield United: Henderson (1), Basham (6), Egan (12), O'Connell (5), Baldock (2), Besic (27), Norwood (16), Fleck (4), Stevens (3), Sharp (10), McBurnie (9),
Subs: Phil Jagielka (15), Lys Mousset (22), John Lundstram (7), Ben Osborn (23), Kieron Freeman (18), Callum Robinson (11), Michael Verrips (21)
Manchester City: Ederson (31), Walker (2), Otamendi (30), Laporte (14), Zinchenko (11), Rodrigo (16), Fernandinho (25), De Bruyne (17), Mahrez (26), Gabriel Jesus (9), Sterling (7),
Subs: Ilkay Gündogan (8), Sergio Agüero (10), Eric García (50), Bernardo Silva (20), Claudio Bravo (1), Phil Foden (47), João Cancelo (27)
Laporte is back for City. Seems like ages since they kept a clean sheet. Wonder if he'll make a difference?
If Bournemouth lose tonight, I reckon Howe might quit.
They look like a side destined for the drop.
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