Liverpool Extends Lead in Premier League By 7 Points

Liverpool secured 7 points lead after they won their last Premier League match against Leicester City by 3-1, in which, once again, Mohamed Salah scored the third goal to make it 27-goal involvement in 17 Premier League games.

Their Title contender rivals, Chelsea, failed to win the last two PL matches as first they drew with Everton 0-0 and then lost their last match against Fulham in stoppage time as Fulham’s two substitutes scored the goal for them to win the match.

Liverpool is looking unstoppable, and it seems that they are surely going to win, but still, it’s a long way to go. As we have seen in the previous season, after the new year, there has been a team who lost their way.

Some Other Premier League Match Results

Manchester City is now 7th in the table after drawing with Everton 1-1. Once again, it was another bad phase for Man City. Erling Haaland missed his penalty to give his team a win.

Newcastle United won their match by 3-0 against the Aston Villa team, which gave Newcastle three very important points and made them sit fifth in the table. It was their third win in a row.

Nottingham Forest is now third in the Premier League table, just one point behind Chelsea with 34 points. They have won the last four matches which is amazing run and they looking like a solid team.

Bournemouth and Crystal Palace had a 0-0 draw. On the other hand, West Ham won their last match against Southampton with 1-0. Another shocking result came from the Wolf’s stadium, where they easily defeated Manchester United by 2-0, and Bruno Fernandez was sent off.

What did Man United Manager Ruben Amorim say After the 2-0 loss against the Wolves?

“I manage but I didn’t train [the players],” “They need time to train, they are completely changing the way of playing, it is really hard on them and for the staff to pass on all the information. When you don’t have results, it’s even harder for them to believe.
“In this moment we just have to survive and to win some time to work on the team. We already knew it. I started this job, with the team, the new idea, without any time to train, with a lot of tough games. It is a long journey. We have to continue to fight these bad moments. We need time to work. We also have to win games to sell the idea to the players. If not, it is really hard.”
“We analyse every match and we, myself and all the staff try to understand the spaces we can explore and we tried to not allow them to do it against us,” said the Wolves head coach, Vítor Pereira, who maintained his 100% start after securing back to back victories since succeeding Gary O’Neil. “He [Cunha] is a top player, a special player, he can make the difference in the small details.”
Man United Manager Ruben Amorim