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    reportfootball7 months ago

    Premier League Round Up | Manchester United beat Burnley; Manchester City thrash Newcastle at home

    In a hard-fought encounter, Manchester United managed to beat Burnley thanks to Anthony Martial who scored the only goal of the match in the second half. In another match, Sergio Aguero’s hat-trick helped Manchester City to defeat Newcastle United 3-1 at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
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    featurefootball7 months ago

    Could VAR finally bring improvements in Arsenal’s misfortunes against Chelsea?

    Arsenal’s Carabao Cup semi-final against Chelsea will see the use of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) for the first time in the tournament’s history. After suffering wrong penalty decisions against West Brom, Chelsea and Nottingham Forest, Wenger would finally hope for some change in his misfortunes.
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    featurefootball7 months ago

    Who will top Premier League clubs retain if they had an IPL-style auction?

    All the hype and hoopla that IPL managed to create with their retention and RTM challenge to franchises ahead of the mega-auction, has got us thinking how top EPL clubs would do in same situation. Here is a look at what the Premier League bosses would have to do if they are put in such a situation.
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    newsfootball9 months ago

    UCL Round up | AS Roma thrash Chelsea 3-0 as Olympiakos frustrates Barcelona to a goalless draw

    Italian giants AS Roma gave the perfect Halloween gift to Chelsea as Eusebio di Francesco’s men hit three past the Blues’ struggling defence to reach the top of Group C. Barcelona were frustrated by Greek champions Olympiakos, who managed to keep the Catalans at bay ending the game with a 0-0 draw.
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    reportfootball10 months ago

    Champions League : United, Barcelona win, Chelsea and Roma play out thrilling draw

    Manchester United, Barcelona, and Paris Saint-Germain joined Besiktas and Manchester City as the only teams to win all their games in the Champions League thus far with comfortable victories yesterday. Chelsea and Roma, though, had to settle for an exciting 3-3 draw at Stamford Bridge in round 3.
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    reportfootballa year ago

    Premier League Roundup | Michy Batshuayi secures Chelsea the title; Barkley strike sinks Watford

    Michy Batshuayi was the unlikely hero for Chelsea as his late goal secured the club a 1-0 win away to West Brom. The result also mean that Chelsea have won the Premier League crown with two games to spare. Elsewhere, Ross Barkley found the net for Everton as they beat Watford.
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    reportfootballa year ago

    Premier League | Table toppers Chelsea strengthen position with 4-2 win over Southampton

    Chelsea extended their dominant run in the Premier League by defeating Southampton 4-2 to strengthen their hold at the top of the points table. Diego Costa snapped his recent goal drought with a brace after Eden Hazard and Gary Cahill scored one each, to take the Blues home.
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    reportfootballa year ago

    Premier League Roundup | Hazard keeps Chelsea 7 points clear off Spurs at the summit

    After seeing Tottenham Hotspurs sweep aside Watford in the early kickoff, Chelsea secured a victory away to Bournemouth where Hazard's 14th goal of the season maintained their 7 points lead over Spurs on the table. Liverpool and Manchester City continued their top-4 charge with wins of their own.
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    reportfootballa year ago

    Premier League Roundup | Chelsea beat Manchester City to close in on fifth EPL title

    An Eden Hazard brace was enough for Chelsea to see off Manchester City at Stamford Bridge as Conte became the first manager to do a double over Pep Guardiola in a season. Meanwhile, Arsenal's win, helped by their rivals inability to succeed this week, boosted Gunners chances of a top-4 finish.
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    reportfootballa year ago

    EPL | Hazard and Costa fire Chelsea 10 points clear at the top

    Diego Costa and Eden Hazard scored on either side of the break against West Ham yesterday, to take Chelsea three points closer to the Premier League title. West Ham scored an injury-time consolation goal through Manuel Lanzini but the Hammers remained in the bottom half of the table.
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