Saturday, 5 December 2015

EPL Re-cap:-: Arsenal Capitalised on United and City Slip ups, Leicester continued winning Form,Totheham and Southampton Drew


Arsenal trashed Sunderland, Leicester City continued their winning form, shock loss to Manchester City & Chelsea, Totheham, Manchester United and Southampton held to a draw.

Olivier Giroud scored at both ends while Aaron Ramsey was
also on target as Arsenal picked up a 3-1 win over
Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

Arsene Wenger saw his side labour at times en route to a
first win in four Premier League matches - the Arsenal boss
having faced difficult questions this week after Alexis
Sanchez and Santi Cazorla joined a lengthy injury list in
Sunday's 1-1 draw at Norwich City.

Slaven Bilic's side had the better chances at Old
Trafford, hitting the woodwork twice in an
entertaining goalless draw

Manchester United were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by
West Ham at Old Trafford with Louis van Gaal's side
managing just one shot on target during the entire 90
minutes.

In a familiar performance from Louis van Gaal's side, the
hosts enjoyed most of the possession without creating
many clear goalscoring chances, as Marouane Fellaini
provided their main threat.

 Riyad Mahrez's hat-trick inspired Leicester City to a 3-0
victory over struggling Swansea City that sends them back
to the top of the Premier League table, though Jamie
Vardy's record-breaking scoring run came to an end.

After netting in an 11th straight top-flight game against
Manchester United last Saturday, Vardy had his sights set
on matching Jimmy Dunne's all-time Football League record
of scoring in 12 consecutive matches.

While he was unsuccessful in his bid for more individual
glory, Vardy had a hand in all three goals as Mahrez stole
the show at the Liberty Stadium.

A first-half double from Marko Arnautovic led Stoke City to a
well-deserved 2-0 victory over an abject Manchester City at
the Britannia Stadium on Saturday.

Stoke boss Mark Hughes dropped Jon Walters to the bench,
choosing to combine the lavish creative gifts of Ibrahim
Afellay, Bojan Krkic and Xherdan Shaqiri with Arnautovic – a
switch that paid off to devastating effect.

Shaqiri supplied a pair of wonderful assists for Arnautovic to
establish a decisive lead after 15 minutes as City's defence,
again without injured captain Vincent Kompany, reprised the
horrors of their thrashings to Tottenham Hotspur and
Liverpool this season.

Ronald Koeman's men have now gone four games
without a win in all competitions while the visitors
remain bottom of the Premier League

Aston Villa staved off a Southampton fightback as the
Premier League's bottom side earned a valuable 1-1 draw at
St Mary's on Saturday.

A first-half goal against the run of play from Joleon Lescott
put Villa on course for what would have been an unlikely
victory, but Oriol Romeu's equaliser 17 minutes from time
ensured Ronald Koeman's side a share of the spoils.

Else where, Sánchez Flores Watford  defeat their fellow newly promoted side Norwich 2 - 0.

Striker Deeney scored the opening goal before Nigerian Ighalo scored an injury time goal.

Spurs equalled their club-record 14-game unbeaten
streak in the league, set in 1985, after avoiding
defeat in a frustrating match for both teams at the
Hawthorns
Tottenham extended their unbeaten run to 14 Premier
League matches but missed out on all three points as West
Brom came from behind to avoid defeat for the third
successive game.

Dele Alli put Tottenham in front with a sharp run and tidy
first-time finish from Toby Alderweireld's long ball after
Salomon Rondon had missed a great early chance to open
the scoring.

West Brom were level before half-time when smooth passing
led to Darren Fletcher picking out James McClean with a
cross, the winger heading home his first Premier League
goal for the club.

Glenn Murray scored a dramatic late winning goal as
Bournemouth recorded one of the most famous wins in their
history against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Jose Mourinho's side, who sit 14th in the table, have now
suffered eight defeats in 15 league games after failing to
break down the newly promoted visitors, with Diego Costa
again omitted from his starting XI and Eden Hazard's
goalless streak stretching to 25 games in all competitions.

Nemanja Matic missed Chelsea's best opportunity, heading
over the crossbar from inside the six-yard box in the second
half, before substitute Murray pounced with eight minutes
remaining to secure a famous victory








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