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      Full Results (Matchday 12) Burnley 0–2 Chelsea Bournemouth 2–2  West Ham Brighton 2–1 Burnley Fulham 1–0 Sunderland Liverpool 0–3  Nottingham Forest Wolves 0–2  Crystal Palace Newcastle 2–1  Manchester City  Leeds 1–2  Aston Villa  Arsenal 4–1 Tottenham Manchester United 0–1 Everton Game of the Matchday   Newcastle 2 –1 Manchester City Newcastle boss Eddie Howe finally got the better of Pep Guardiola in the Premier League in his 17th attempt in a thriller. Even with their lopsided head to head history, this never felt like a surprise but a genuinely elite contest. Newcastle didn’t play like underdogs waiting to be steamrolled, instead played like a team ready to punch Manchester City in the mouth as from the starting whistle, they came flying in with real aggression, pressing high, making tackles, and immediately disrupting City’s rhythm.  The first half somehow stayed goalless despite huge chances for bo...

   Full Results (Matchday 4) Slavia Prague 0–3 Arsenal Napoli 0–0 Frankfurt Atletico Madrid 3–1 Union St.Gilloise Bodø/Glimt 0–1 Monaco Juventus 1–1 Sporting CP Liverpool 1–0 Real Madrid Olympiacos 1–1 PSV PSG 1–2 Bayern Tottenham 4–0 Copenhagen Pafos 1–0 Villareal Qarabag 2–2 Chelsea Ajax 0–3 Galatasaray Benfica 0–1 Leverkusen Club Brugge 3–3 Barcelona Inter 2–1 Kairat Almaty Manchester City 4–1 Dortmund Marseille 0–1 Atalanta Newcastle 2–0 Athletic Club Game of the Matchday Club Brugge 3–3 Barcelona This was pure chaos from minute one. Club Brugge kept slicing Barcelona open with simple balls in behind and Carlos Forbs was unstoppable every time he got room to run, creating the first goal and scoring the second with a brilliant breakaway finish. Barcelona though, kept answering through Ferran Torres and later through Lamine Yamal, whose amazing run that equalised was the kind of moment that completely shifts the energy of a game. Eric Garcia even hit the crossbar...

     Full Results (Matchday 11) Tottenham 2–2  Manchester United Everton 2–0 Fulham West Ham 3–2 Burnley Sunderland 2–2 Arsenal Chelsea 3–0 Wolves Aston Villa 4–0 Bournemouth Brentford 3–1  Newcastle Crystal Palace 0–0 Brighton Nottingham Forest 3–1 Leeds Manchester City 3–0 Liverpool Game of the Matchday   Sunderland 2 –2 Arsenal Oh what a match! Chaotic from start to finish and it also shook up the title race in a way nobody saw coming. Much was made up of Arsenal's elite defense in the lead up to the match that many overlooked Sunderland had the joint second-best defensive record. Sunderland scored twice against a team who last conceded a goal 8 matches ago. After falling behind, the Gunners flipped the game with goals from Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard, which usually means another routine win. Instead Sunderland refused to fold and turned the entire match into a wild back and forth. The Stadium of Light erupted towards the end of the...

     Full Results (Matchday 10) Brighton 3–0 Leeds Burnley 0–2 Arsenal Crystal Palace 2–0 Brentford Fulham 3–0 Wolves Nottingham Forest 2–2  Manchester United Tottenham 0–1 Chelsea Liverpool 2–0  Aston Villa West Ham 3–1 Newcastle Manchester City 3–1 Bournemouth Sunderland 1–1  Everton  Game of the Matchday   Nottingham Forest 2 –2 Manchester United This clash at The City Ground was easily the pick for Game of the Matchday. Manchester United struck first through Casemiro, but the second half completely flipped the script. In Sean Dyche’s first PL home game in charge as Nottingham's boss, they came out breathing fire and turned the game around completely in just five minutes through Morgan Gibbs-White and later Nicolo Savona, sending the home fans wild. United threw everything forward, hitting the post through Bruno Fernandes before Amad Diallo produced a moment of brilliance in the 81st minute, smashing a stunning volley through a crowd of re...