English Premier League (Review)
The English Premier league resumed action after the international break and it came with a simple message, SAY NO TO RACISM.
**How The Teams Performed**
Aston Villa 2-1 Brighton
Matt Targett's strike secures three points and back-to-back wins for Villa, who came from behind against Brighton.
Crystal Palace 0-2 Man City
Two first-half goals from Gabriel Jesus and David Silva were enough to see off Crystal Palace, moving Man City to within five points of Liverpool.
Spurs 1-1 Watford
Dele Alli's late strike thwarts Watford in a pulsating encounter.
Wolves 1-1 Southampton
Raul Jimenez's penalty cancels out Danny Ings' opener as the spoils are shared.
Leicester 2-1 Burnley
Jamie Vardy and Youri Tielemans score as Leicester come from behind to win.
Chelsea 1-0 Newcastle
Marcos Alonso scores the only goal of the game to help Chelsea record their third consecutive victory.
AFC Bournemouth 0-0 Norwich
Plenty of chances for both sides, yet neither team able find the breakthrough at the Vitality Stadium.
Spurs 1-1 Watford
Dele Alli 86th minutes goal brings Spurs level as he beats Ben Foster to a loose ball, controls and finishes.
Manchester United 1 - 1 Liverpool
Manchester United Rashford first half goal and Liverpool Lalana's late goal ended the game in a draw.
**Facts**
Since the start of last season, Liverpool have scored 28 #PL goals in the final 15 minutes of matches.
More than any other side... https://t.co/RTC74UrZOX
Gylfi Sigurdsson has scored 21 #PL goals from outside the box
Ole Gunnar Solskaer is the only manager Jurgen Klopp has faced more than once in the #PL and failed to beat, playing twice and drawing twice.
Since the start of 2017/18 season, Liverpool's Andrew Robertson has registered 19 assists in the #PL - more than any other defender.
Since his #PL debut for Swansea in January 2012, only Christian Eriksen (22) has scored more.
Since the start of the 2016-17 season, Marcos Alonso has scored more #PL goals than any other defender (16) ⚽️
Aston Villa have won back-to-back #PL games for the first time since May 2015.
There were just 93 seconds between Gabriel Jesus’ opener for Manchester City (38:42) and David Silva doubling the reigning champions’ lead (40:15).
Fox in the box 🦊
All 25 of Danny Ings’ #PL goals have been scored from inside the penalty area.
6 of Dwight McNeil’s 8 #PL assists have been provided for Chris Wood - including Saturday's strike against Leicester.
There's no place like home 🏡
Everton’s last 6 #PL wins have all come at Goodison Park; the Toffees have won 7 of their last 9 home league matches (W7 D0 L2)
Wolves have lost just 1 of their last 13 #PL matches at Molineux (7 D5 L1)
Manchester City have now won 13 of their 14 away #PL games in 2019 (L2), which is at least 3 more than any other club this calendar year.
Liverpool are still unbeaten in the premier league games from since last season.
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