Football Matchday Preview and Review

Premier League  Leicester City would like to get back on track with a win against a confident Brighton. Leicester comes in with a draw against Watford and Brighton come in with a last-minute winner against Arsenal. Leicester would almost cement their place in the top four with a win. Leicester City is almost sure to win this one... Tottenham will be playing their second-consecutive home game as they welcome West Ham, who are coming from a loss against Wolves. West Ham is out of the bottom three only because of their goal difference and would look to get points to stay away. Tottenham will still go in the game as hot favourites seeing off an attacking Manchester United side on the weekend. United will be hosting Sheffield United, which will be a very interesting fixture to look out for. Both sides are in the running for a spot to qualify for Europe and whichever team pulls off a win will have the upper hand to qualify. I believe Manchester United will get the three points from Sheff...

Premier League MD30 It was an unpredictable weekend of football in England. My predictions going horribly wrong proved once and for all that football is a different game on the pitch as compared to the stats on paper. Watford and Leicester City left it till the dying seconds to grab a goal and end the game at 1-1. Ben Chilwell showing everyone why he is one of the most followed left-back by scoring a thunderous volley at the 90th minute. Craig Dawson replied at the 93rd minute to convert Christian Kabasele's corner kick with a bicycle kick past Kasper Schmeichel. https://www.hotstar.com/in/sports/football/watford-11-leicester/1260029194?utm_source=onebox&utm_campaign=PL&utm_term=highlights A struggling Mikel Arteta side visited the Amex Stadium to play Brighton. While many had expected Arsenal to bounce back after their midweek defeat against City, the club seemed to let their fans down once again. Pepe did open the scoring for the visitors, but Brighton pulled two goals ba...

REVIEW It had been the equivalent number of days as Manchester City's Centurion season had points when Aston Villa kicked things off for the Premier League's post-pandemic run to continue at the Villa Park. 3 days after Aston Villa held the unpredictable Sheffield United for a draw at a rather bleak home game, with the Goal Line Technology creating the only news of an otherwise game. The other game from the remainder saw Manchester City host a quite sad-looking Arsenal. Another game predicted to be one-sided by most pundits, saw it become an accurate prediction, with Arsenal making themselves the butt of more memes and jokes. There was one person who was in the middle of it all, the man who came on to replace injured Pablo Mari, David Luiz, getting himself shown the red card. Meanwhile, Norwich was preparing to hold off the talismanic striker, Danny Ings when they met two days later. Daniel Farke started with a 4-4-2 formation rather than playing a more defensive 4-5-1 with onl...