Premier League

Haverts saved Chelsea with a goal in 89′, Everton’s descent continues

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4 years ago

March 13, 2022

Madelyn

Haverts saved Chelsea with a goal in 89′, Everton’s descent continues

The administrative turmoil due to Abramovich’s removal from the helm cannot bow Chelsea, who beat Newcastle 1-0 with a magic goal from Haverts in 89′. Everton are on the verge of relegation after losing to Wolves.

What if the UK government imposed very severe sanctions on the club because of Roman Abramovich, no longer allowing him to buy, sell or renew players and sell tickets to home games? With the Blues sold on the ice, Thomas Tuhel’s Chelsea are turning a deaf ear to it all and trying to play his football with results so far being extremely satisfactory.

He left Carrow Road with a three-pointer in mid-week and went on to beat Norwich 3-1 while going “2-2” on Sunday afternoon since his major administrative crisis erupted (due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24 and his Roman Abramovich relationship with Putin’s regime) after beating Newcastle resistance 1-0 and cementing his position at 3rd place in the Premier League table.

That result is even greater when you consider that the Buzzards went on a 10-game unbeaten streak as of December 19 and the match at Stamford Bridge was emotionally poor and dry after big stretches.

Still, the quality and class of two of the blues’ finest players spoke to the emptying hourglass. Zorginio took an incredibly accurate ball and Haverts made incredible control with his left foot to put it in front of him and with the same foot Dubravka with a clean run for the final 1-0 with his 6th goal this year in the league beat.

CHELSEA: Medi, Tsalomba, Christensen, Riediger, Sarr (78′ Pulisik), Cante, Zorginio, Mount (63′ Kovacic), Ziges, Werner (63′ Lukaku), Haverts

NEWCASTLE: Dubravka, Mancillo (92′ Gale), Sharr, Lassels, Byrne, Target, Murphy (93′ Fraser), Longstaff, Guimaraes, Almiron (69′ Saint-Maxime), Wood

Drama for Everton, threesome for Leeds and Watford

In the Battle of the Tail, Leeds and Watford were the winners of Sunday’s games, with the former beating Norwich 2-1 and returning after a long haul to the victories that took them out of danger at +4 and the latter going. on three points St Marys held Southampton 2-1 (with Koutso Hernandez scoring both goals) and is now just below the relegation zone.

Indeed, the game at Eland Road had a shocking final as Canaries 91 tied 1-1 but McLean but the Peacocks 2-1 clinched victory with a goal from Gelhard 94, in a period that caused seismic tremors in the stadium and made the home team president burst into tears with emotion.

The big loser was none other than Everton, who after the disaster in London (0-5 against Tottenham) suffered another defeat last Monday, this time at Goodison Park with a 1-0 loss to Wolves of Sa and Pontense (the former is crucial, the latter came in the 16th minute), which puts him above the burned zone solely on goal difference.

As for the match at the London stadium, West Ham overcame Aston Villa’s obstacle 2-1 and keeps alive the dream of exiting the new Champions League by occupying the 4th place shared by Arsenal, Manchester United and Tottenham is claimed. and wolves.

Of course, a special moment of the game was Andrei Yarmolenko’s participation for the first time after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, when the Ukrainian striker made a substitution in the 52nd minute and cried in the 70th when he opened the shot on goal for the hammers against the villains. .

The results of the 29th game:

The highlights:

Brighton-Liverpool 0-2

Brentford – Burnley 2-0

Manchester United – Tottenham 3-2

Premier League table:

The program of the 30th race:

Madelyn

I am a sports writer and journalist who has written for various online publications including Sportish. I’m originally from the UK but currently live in Toronto, Canada. I’m also an author on Sportish and have written several articles on a variety of sports-related topics.

Premier League

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s era officially at Manchester United

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2 years ago

December 24, 2023

Sophia

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s era officially at Manchester United

Historic day for Manchester United when British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe acquired 25% of the club’s shares from the Glazer family.

After 13 months of negotiations, Sir Jim Ratcliffe acquired 25% of Manchester United’s shares for £1.25 billion (€1.44 billion).

The British billionaire will take charge of the club’s football operations and says he will invest 272 million euros ($300 million) in Old Trafford. At the same time, he made a proposal to acquire a further share of the shares (up to 25%).

In order for the deal to be finalized and formally concluded, it must be approved by all bodies, including the Premier League, as is the case with such deals.

Source: sport 24

Sophia

Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.

Premier League

City give River more than 20 million euros and take on 17-year-old Etceveri

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2 years ago

December 24, 2023

Sophia

City give River more than 20 million euros and take on 17-year-old Etceveri

One step away from finalizing an agreement with River Plate is Manchester City, where they are finalizing a deal to acquire 17-year-old Argentina’s next big thing, Claudio Etcheverry, for over €20 million.

Manchester City are investing in young talent and want to do so again like they did with Julián Alvarez. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Citizens have reached an agreement with River Plate to acquire the 17-year-old Claudio Etcheveri.

The world champion will pay the clause in his contract Argentina’s next big thing, which amounts to over 20 million euros.

The two sides are in the final stages of concluding the contract, after which Mr Etceveri will remain on loan at River until the end of the season, when his contract with the club will expire.

Etcheverry shone for Argentina at the U17 World Cup, scoring a hat-trick against Brazil in the quarter-finals.

Source: sport 24

Sophia

Premier League

Wolves 2-1 Chelsea: Lemina and Doherty knew the Blues

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2 years ago

December 24, 2023

Sophia

Wolves 2-1 Chelsea: Lemina and Doherty knew the Blues

Wolves were better for most of the game against Chelsea, who they beat 2-1 in Molino, with Enkunku’s goal in the 90+6 minute not enough to qualify for Matchday 18 of the Premier League.

Wolves beat Chelsea 2-1 at Molinos in the 18th Premier League game in a game that caught fire in stoppage time. Your goals Lemina and Doherty gave the “Wolves” victory Enkunku to reduce

The best moment of the first half belonged to the Londoners, Sterling stole the ball from Gomes just outside the penalty area, got into a foursome with Sha, but sent it to the Portuguese goalkeeper, who saved with his foot.

In the second half the hosts took the lead in the 51st minute after a set piece when Lemina sent the ball into the net after a corner from Sarabia to make it 1-0, while nPreviously, in the 48th minute, they had missed a huge chance to take the lead.

After a cross from Gomes, Totti headed the ball, but Petrovic made a difficult save with his hands. At 54′ Wolves called for a penalty for bringing down Huang in the penalty area, with the referee showing no foul.

Fotia won the game in stoppage time when two goals were scored. In the 90th + 3rd Doherty, who came on as a substitute in the 86th minute, made it 2-0 for Wolves three minutes later After a cross from Sterling, Encuncu shot the ball into Sa’s goal to make it 2-1.

WOLVES: Sat, Kliman, Dawson (70′ Bueno)Gomes, Semedo, Lemina, Gomes, Ait-Nouri (86′) Bueno)Can, Sarabia (75′ Doyle)Cot (86′ Doherty).

CHELSEA: Petrovic, Gusto (80′) Badiasil)Disasti, Thiago Silva, Colville (80′) Maachen)Ogotsovkou (59′) enkunku)Gallagher, Sterling, Palmer, Jackson (80′ Madueke)Brocha (59′ Mudrik).