Arsenal tamed Brighton, upset away from home by the unstoppable Villa

The law of the strong was absolutely confirmed in the afternoon games on Sunday of the 17th match of the Premier League, after the teams that were considered favorites easily or difficultly conquered the three points.

Arsenal beat Brighton 2-0 at the Emirates and West Ham triumphed 3-0 over Wolves at the London Stadium, while Aston Villa pulled off a huge upset in the third game, played in London at the same time, and Brentford won 2-1 defeated.

Back to winning ways for Arsenal

Arsenal wanted to get the three points at all costs to put their defeat against Aston Villa at Villa Park behind them and get back to winning ways, and they did so emphatically. And that’s because she stormed against Brighton and achieved a convincing 2-0 victory with 26 finals, including 9 at home (6 from De Jerby’s side, just one on goal), which was her fifth win in the last six games meant.

Gabriel Jesus headed from the top of the penalty area from a corner kick in the 53rd minute to open the Gunners’ first goal. Havertz secured the hat trick in the 87th minute with a nice point in the penalty area after an assist from Enketia.

Aston Villa team without brakes

Aston Villa showed their wild spirit as they beat Manchester City and Arsenal to make it 15 consecutive home wins in the Premier League, but in London they sent a clear message that the top four is not enough for them but they want to fight for it the title.

The Villans got back on the scoresheet in the 45th minute with a shot from Lewis-Potter from inside the box, but just when things were looking very difficult for them, they received an unexpected gift when Mee received a red card in the 71st minute was sent off and opened it.

Moreno leveled the game in the 77th minute with a close-range header from a cross from Bailey, and Watkins also sealed the upset by scoring against his former club in the 85th minute and sending Emery’s 10-man side into the left the final minutes after Kamaras was sent off by hitting an opponent.

West Ham responded with three to… five

West Ham suffered a huge blow in the face in midweek when they conceded five goals against fellow countrymen Fulham without conceding a consolation goal, and just 24 hours later they stormed Wolves to an impressive 3-0 win.

Mohamed Quds was the big star of the Moges team, scoring two goals in 10 minutes in the first half after as many assists from Paquet. The Brazilian scored an assist hat-trick in the 74th minute when he fed Bowen before the English winger stormed into the opposition area and scored the final 3-0 for the Hammers with a diagonal placement.

The results of the 17th game

• Nottingham-Tottenham 0-2 (45+2′ Richarlison, 65′ Kulusewski)
• Chelsea-Sheffield United 2:0 (54′ Palmer, 61′ Jackson)
• Manchester City – Crystal Palace 2-2 (24′ Grillis, 54′ Lewis / 76′ Mateta, 90+5′ penalty. Oliz)
• Newcastle-Fulham 3-0 (57′ Miley, 64′ Almiron, 82′ Byrne)
• Bournemouth-Luton interrupted
• Burnley-Everton 0-2 (19′ Onana, 25′ Kin)
• West Ham – Wolves 3-0 (22′ 32′ Qudous, 74′ Bowen)
• Brentford – Aston Villa 1-2 (45′ Lewis Potter / 77′ Moreno, 85′ Watkins)
• Arsenal-Brighton 2:0 (53′ Jesus, 87′ Havertz)
• 17.12. 6:30 p.m Liverpool-Manchester United

The program for the 18th matchday

• 12/21 22:00 O’clock Crystal Palace – Brighton
• 12/22 22:00 O’clock Aston Villa-Sheffield United
• 12/23 2:30 p.m West Ham – Manchester United
• 12/23 17:00 o’clock Tottenham-Everton
• 12/23 17:00 o’clock Nottingham-Bournemouth
• 12/23 17:00 o’clock Fulham-Burnley
• 12/23 17:00 o’clock Luton-Newcastle
• 12/23 19:30 o’clock Liverpool-Arsenal
• 24/12 3:00 p.m Wolves – Chelsea