Premier League ’18-19 – Highlights: Marcus Rashford’s Amazing Goal Trumps Tottenham

This is the next two matches of the Premier League, Match Day 22 of 38. The match highlights and the top 10 teams points table is included.

Premier League ’18-19 – Highlights: Manchester City Continue To Dominate

Points Table – Premier League ’18-19

Rank Name Won Draw Lost Points
1 Liverpool 18 3 1 57
2 Manchester City 16 2 3 50
3 Tottenham 16 0 6 48
4 Chelsea 14 5 3 47
5 Arsenal 12 5 5 41
6 Manchester United 12 5 5 41
7 Watford 9 5 8 32
8 Leicester City 9 4 9 31
9 West Ham 9 4 9 31
10 Everton 8 6 8 30

For Complete Premier League 2018-19 team rankings, click here

English Premier League 2018-19 – Full Schedule

Match 8 of 10: Everton vs Bournemouth

Result:  2 – 0

Goal Scorers:

  • Everton: Kurt Zouma 61′, Dominic Calvert-Lewin 90+5′

Match Statistics:

Everton Team Stats Bournemouth
15 Shots 16
3 Shots On Target 7
51% Possession 49%
396 Passes 375
74% Pass Accuracy 69%
17 Fouls 8
5 Yellow Cards 0
0 Red Cards 0
1 Offsides 1
5 Corners 9

Highlights:

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  • Rather than Farhad Moshiri’s basic appraisal of Everton’s association position in midweek, this was sufficiently great from Marco Silva’s side. Sufficiently great to beat Bournemouth, sufficiently great to guarantee a first win in five home association matches  and all that anyone could need to start an ejection of happiness and alleviation from the Everton director. Weight facilitated.

  • Silva’s energetic response to the stoppage-time goal that fixed triumph said everything about the investigation that has been strengthening on his situation as of late, and not just since the greater part investor’s remarks at the club’s general gathering on Tuesday.
  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s cool completion, added to Kurt Zouma’s first goal for the club, conveyed three hard-earned and precious focuses just as welcome reprieve for the Portuguese mentor.
  • Their present position of tenth would not be cause for long haul festivity given Moshiri’s aspiration and dimension of speculation, yet there was no exaggerating the significance of this triumph.

    • Eddie Howe’s guests began and completed firmly yet left just with lament: that they didn’t gain by their most grounded minutes, that André Gomes got away from a red card and the concession of a penalty, and that an eleventh annihilation in 14 matches will consume their conviction.
    • Everton took 31 minutes to make a possibility of note against a Bournemouth side missing the harmed Callum Wilson, a supposed focus for Chelsea. Until that minute they represented no risk at all to Asmir Begovic’s goal and seemed to have no reasonable thought of how to mount any. T
    • he guests controlled the early trades, showing more noteworthy direness and reason. Inconsistent dispersion from Jordan Pickford and his safeguards offered Bournemouth further consolation for a first away success since Fulham in October.

      • Josh King had botched one amazing opportunity for the guests previously David Brooks, denied a solid penalty guarantee by the referee Anthony Taylor, was played through by Junior Stanislas after Zouma’s interests for a foul went overlooked. Brooks put his shot past Pickford just to watch in dismay as the ball struck within the far post and succumbed to Gomes to clear.

      • Everton, their fans becoming progressively fretful and their director progressively irate, started to coordinate their rivals for hostility and accuracy under lock and key as the interim drew closer. Their execution was changed therefore.
      • Bernard headed their first possibility wide from a Séamus Coleman cross and just neglected to interface with a Lucas Digne conveyance from the contrary flank. Michael Keane headed against the highest point of the crossbar after another intriguing cross from the France full-back.

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Match 9 of 10: Tottenham vs Manchester United

Result:  0 – 1

Goal Scorers:

      • Manchester United: Marcus Rashford 44′

Match Statistics:

Tottenham Team Stats Manchester United
21 Shots 13
11 Shots On Target 8
62% Possession 38%
569 Passes 364
83% Pass Accuracy 73%
8 Fouls 8
1 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 0
4 Offsides 1
7 Corners 4

Highlights:

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      • In opposition to a portion of the pre-match publicity, this outcome would not choose anything for sure with respect to who succeeds José Mourinho on a lasting premise at Manchester United in the mid year.
      • Mauricio Pochettino and Tottenham lost so it is shades for the Argentinian and his expectations? Not in any way. He will stay of incredible enthusiasm to the power-dealers at Old Trafford.
      • In any case, what it did was to swell the feelgood factor that has worked under the overseer the executives of Ole Gunnar Solskjær at United. Strikingly, he has now won every one of his initial six matches in control – no United supervisor has ever done that – and this was a major win.

      • Tottenham have set up themselves as a Premier League drive under Pochettino and they tossed everything at United in the second half. Sadly for them, they kept running into a goalkeeper in propelled frame. David de Gea made a progression of recoveries and squares with his feet in a man-of-the-coordinate execution. Tottenham could check themselves lamentable to lose.
      • What was most satisfying from a United perspective was that Solskjær’s group came to play. They were the better group in the main half and they kept on offering a danger in the second time frame, regardless of whether De Gea’s heroics came to be the story. Solskjær needs the activity consistently. Substantially more of this and his case will turn out to be increasingly earnest.

      • United’s visits to top-six restriction under Mourinho had been horrifying wars of wearing down, with just two or three special cases. They did not to such an extent as park the transport as toss the keys into the stand and the measurements indicated only two successes from 13 matches – and 11 goals scored.
      • Solskjær needed to assault and he sprang a strategic astonishment by beginning Jesse Lingard, as opposed to Romelu Lukaku, as the focal striker, with Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial either side of him. The thought was for Lingard to prevent Spurs from happening from the back through their middle parts and the profound sitting midfielder, Harry Winks – for him to lead the high press – and the trio gave United a pacy and fiery feel.

      • Solskjær’s group looked just as they may score from the start and it was absolutely an empowering sight from their perspective to see Lingard humming and both Rashford and Martial, at different occasions, protracting their walk on the counter-assault.
      • They merited their half-time lead and it went ahead 45 minutes when Lingard caught a free go from Kieran Trippier and discovered Pogba who, with regards to Solskjaer’s theory, got United pushing ahead rapidly. It was an extravagant crossfield ball from the Frenchman that discharged Rashford up within right channel and the most recent proof of the opportunity with which he is playing under Solskjær.

      • Rashford had got himself up against Jan Vertonghen, who was back following two months out with hamstring damage, and the Spurs protector never looked like halting the United forward, whose first touch was guaranteed and set up the shooting possibility. The edge was tight-ish however the low completion was arrowed into the far corner, through Hugo Lloris’ fingertips.
      • Tottenham had begun as the top choices, which mirrored the way in which they have changed recognitions under Pochettino however it was continually going to intrigue check their force levels after last Tuesday’s Carabao Cup semi-last, first-leg against Chelsea, when they looked tainted. United together, conversely, were straight from a warm-climate preparing break in Dubai. Tottenham would lose Moussa Sissoko to solid damage on 42 minutes.

      • Winks got himself into a decent region in the early running just to cross to no one; Kane had a shot obstructed by Nemanja Matic after a United breakdown on a corner and the Spurs striker likewise observed an goal accurately discounted for offside. Be that as it may, it was the guests who looked the slicker and additionally undermining before the interim.
      • They could think back upon a possibility for Lingard, which he grabbed at and lifted high and low shots on the break from Rashford and Martial, which Lloris kept out – the second one shrewdly with his feet.
      • Tottenham burrowed profound to discover more noteworthy direness in the second half and they publicized the equalizer. Sissoko’s substitution, Erik Lamela, infused nibble and entrance, Trippier over and over got into intersection positions on the privilege and Dele Alli and Kane gleamed with hazard.

      • Tottenham made a heap of shots and a large number of them were overlaid edged ones, start with Kane’s on 48 minutes, following Alli’s stunning throughball. Kane shot directly at De Gea. The United goalkeeper did well to keep out an Alli header while another from Kane was increasingly agreeable. He was simply beginning.
      • De Gea’s one-on-one square from Alli in the 66th moment took the breath thus did the spare he made with his forgot foot to keep Toby Alderweireld’s close post flick from a corner. There was a flying catch from a Kane free-kick and further phenomenal recoveries to deny Alli and Kane. De Gea declined to be beaten.
      • United got their opportunities at the opposite end in the second half. Pogba saw a header spared by Lloris and there was likewise the minutes when he pursued his very own blocked shot, ignored Christian Eriksen and hurled Lloris. The Spurs goalkeeper made an awesome response spare.

      • This was great Pogba, the sort of combination of muscle and deft touch that can light up recreations, however there was a blaze of terrible Pogba on 78 minutes when he left a frightful boot in on Alli, for which he was reserved. He diced with further inconvenience by flinging the ball away following the foul. Pogba had worked Lloris with a low shot somewhat before.
      • It was thrillingly open, the kind of amusement that United fans used to see on an ordinary event. Cheerfully for them and Solskjær – and thanks in extensive part to De Gea – it had a glad closure.

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