Sebastien Haller has scored more goals in his first five Champions League games than any player in the history of the competition

NINE goals in his first five appearances!

Making it look easy at the highest level

English Premier League Competitions this weekend. In this article, I will show you people the possible outcome for match week 20.

English Premier League is one of the highest trophy in football history. Crystal Palace will be waiting West Ham United. Crystal Palace vs West Ham will be a very tough match. Chelsea will be waiting for wolves at sandford Bridge. Chelsea have not been too good in their last five matches. Everton vs Leicester City will be a tough game. Leicester City would do everything possible to see that they have the three points.

Fernandes has been a revelation since his arrival from Sporting in the January transfer window, scoring 12 goals in 22 appearances across all competitions during the second half of the 2020-21 season.

He also ended the campaign as the club's joint highest goal creator in the Premier League, sitting alongside Marcus Rashford with seven assists.

The 26-year-old has picked up where he left off this term, with his fine goal in United's 4-1 Premier League win over Newcastle United on Saturday taking his tally to three goals in five appearances. 

With Harry Maguire absent for United's Champions League clash in Paris, Solskjaer had no hesitation in giving the captain's armband to Fernandes after his impressive start to life as a United player.

"Bruno has come in and had great impact with all the stats showing that," he rold reporters ahead of the clash in Paris.

"His performances have been receiving real great praise as well. He has not changed the team, but he has sparked the team."

A visibly surprised Fernandes admitted he had no prior knowledge of Solskjaer's decision, describing it is a major milestone in his career. 

"I was not expecting this, I have found out the same time as you," Fernandes said. "For me it's an honour. I will be captain for my team-mates and to be captain of Manchester United is an important achievement for me.

"But I think everyone is the captain. Everyone needs to help and be a leader in their own way; leadership is different in every player. Tomorrow will not be about me but the team.

"Leading is every day in the training ground, every game and everyone is doing their job to lead the team in the way they think is best."

Tuesday's game will be the first time the sides have met since United's stunning last-16 win over the French giants in March 2019, when Rashford's stoppage-time penalty sealed a 3-1 win in Paris after a 2-0 defeat at Old Trafford in the first leg.

Solskjaer remembers the game fondly but insists it will have no bearing on how the match pans out against Thomas Tuchel's men this time around. 

"Of course, that's history for us," Solskjaer said. "It's in the past. Great history, great game, but it has no impact whatsoever on this game.

"We're a different team, they're a different team. It's a different stage of the competition.

"Of course, also without fans it's going to be a different game. Because in the last game, when we got the first goal early on that impacted the ground, it's a completely new situation."

Transfer Updates From Campusvill

Real Betis have signed Juan Miranda on loan, the club confirmed.

The fullback joins the club on a one-season loan, joining from Barcelona after spending last season on loan with Schalke.

Miranda had been with Betis for six seasons before joining Barca.

Antonio Rudiger has decided not to move to Spurs due to his fear of upsetting Chelsea supporters, reports the Athletic.

Rudiger had positive talks with Jose Mourinho and was open to the move, but opted not to join Chelsea's rivals due to his desire to remain in the good graces of Blues supporters.

The German had previously been linked with AC Milan, Roma, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain.

Nottingham Forest have signed Cafu, the club confirmed.

The midfielder joins the club from Greek side Olympiacos on a one-year loan deal.

Cafu has previously played for Benfica, Lorient, Metz and Legia Warsaw.

Fulham have signed Joachim Andersen, the club announced.

Nice are making a late push to sign Jeff Reine-Adelaide, reports Telefoot.

Reine-Adelaide's potential move to Hertha Berlin fell through on Monday after the player could not come to terms with the German side.

That opened the door for Nice, who is negotiating a deal to complete a last-minute signing.

Manchester United have completed the signing of Edinson Cavani.

The former Paris Saint-Germain forward joins on an initial one-year contract with the option of a further 12 months

West Ham have released Jack Wilshere after coming to terms with the injury-hit midfielder to end his £100,000-a-week contract early, allowing him to become a free agent.

Chris Smalling has completed his move to Roma after the Italian side came to terms on a deal with Manchester United late on Monday, the Premier League club announced.

Barcelona's move for Lyon's Memphis Depay has failed, Mundo Deportivo reports.

Ousmane Dembele's failure to agree terms with Manchester United means that the club cannot afford to sign the Dutchman from the Ligue 1 side.

Thomas Partey (Atletico Madrid)

Pablo Mari (Arsenal)

Cedric Soares (Southampton)

Willian (Chelsea, free)

Gabriel Magalhaes (Lille)

Runar Alex Runarsson (Dijon)

Dani Ceballos (Real Madrid, loan)

George Lewis (Larvik)

Tim Akinola (Huddersfield)

Salah-Eddine (Feyenoord)

Jonathan Dinzeyi (Tottenham)

Henrikh Mkhitaryan (Roma)

Lucas Torreira (Atletico Madrid, loan)

Matteo Guendouzi (Hertha Berlin, loan)

Daniel Ballard (Blackpool, loan)

Robbie Burton (Dinamo Zagreb)

Matthew Dennis (Released)

Tobi Omole (Released)

Konstantinos Mavropanos (Stuttgart, loan)

Zech Medley (Gillingham, loan)

Zak Swanson (MVV Maastricht, loan)

Trae Coyle (Gillingham, loan)

Jordi Osei-Tutu (Cardiff, loan)

Sam Greenwood (Leeds)

Ben Sheaf (Coventry City, loan)

Matt Smith (Swindon Town, loan)

Tyreece John-Jules (Doncaster, loan)

Emiliano Martinez (Aston Villa)

Mark McGuinness (Ipswich, loan)

Sokratis

Mesut Ozil

Shkodran Mustafi

Matt Macey

Ben Chrisene (Exeter)

Ross Barkley (Chelsea, loan)

Matty Cash (Nottingham Forest)

Ollie Watkins (Brentford)

Emiliano Martinez (Arsenal)

Bertrand Traore (Lyon)

Callum O'Hare (Coventry)

Kelsey Mooney (Scunthorpe, released)

Ross McCormack (Released)

Jack Birch (Released)

Anton Hooper (Released)

Colin Odutayo (Released)

Dimitri Sea (Released)

Jamie Searle (Released)

Matija Sarkic (Wolves)

James Chester (Stoke, released)

Indiana Vassilev (Burton, loan)

Mbwana Samatta (Fenerbahce)

Henri Lansbury

Conor Hourihane

Ahmed Elmohamady

Neil Taylor

Orjan Nyland

Jota

James Bree

Keinan Davis

Joel Veltman (Ajax)

Adam Lallana (Liverpool)

Zak Emmerson (Oldham)

Jensen Weir (Wigan)

Lars Dendoncker (Club Brugge)

Anthony Knockaert (Fulham)

Jurgen Locadia (Cincinnati)

Lewis Freestone (Cheltenham, released)

Archie Davies (Crawley, released)

Beram Kayal (Released)

George Cox (Fortuna Sittard)

Percy Tau (Anderlecht, loan)

Warren O'Hora (MK Dons, loan)

Taylor Richards (Doncaster, loan)

Leo Ostigard (Coventry City, loan)

Aaron Mooy (Shanghai SIPG)

Shane Duffy (Celtic, loan)

Glenn Murray (Watford, loan)

Martin Montoya (Real Betis)

Ryan Longman (Wimbledon, loan)

Matt Clarke (Derby County, loan)

David Button (West Brom)

Dale Stephens (Burnley)

Glenn Murray

Dale Stephens

David Button

Jason Steele

Jose Izquierdo

Christian Walton

Leo Ostigard

Will Norris (Wolves)

Marc Richter (Augsburg)

Will Rickard (Free)

Marcel Elva-Fountaine (Reading)

Conor Barrett (Leicester City)

Dale Stephens (Brighton)

Joe Hart (Tottenham, released)

Jeff Hendrick (Newcastle, released)

Adam Legzdins (Released)

Aaron Lennon (Released)

Joel Senior (Released)

Scott Wilson (Released)

Oliver Younger (Released)

Ryan Cooney (Morecambe, loan)

Adam Phillips (Morecambe, loan)

Jordan Cropper (Chesterfield, loan)

Phil Bardsley

Jack Cork

Erik Pieters

Jay Rodriguez

Johann Berg Gudmundsson

Ashley Westwood

Matej Vydra

Matthew Lowton

Kevin Long

Robbie Brady

Charlie Taylor

Mace Goodridge

Lukas Jensen

Bobby Thomas

Timo Werner (RB Leipzig)

Kai Havertz (Bayer Leverkusen)

Hakim Ziyech (Ajax)

Malang Sarr (Nice)

Ben Chilwell (Leicester)

Thiago Silva (PSG)

Edouard Mendy (Rennes)

Tiemoue Bakayoko (Napoli, loan)

Josh Grant (Bristol Rovers)

Ross Barkley (Aston Villa, loan)

Michy Batshuayi (Crystal Palace, loan)

Marcel Lavinier (Released)

Richard Nartey (Released)

Pedro (Roma)

Willian (Arsenal, Released)

Danilo Pantic (FK Cukaricki, loan)

Jacob Maddix (Vitoria SC)

Izzy Brown (Sheffield Wednesday, loan)

Trevoh Chalobah (Lorient, loan)

Armando Broja (Vitesse Arnhem, loan)

Tariq Uwakwe (Accrington, loan)

Connor Gallagher (West Brom, loan)

Jon Russell (Accrington, loan)

Willy Caballero

Olivier Giroud

Michy Batshuayi (Chelsea, loan)

Nathan Ferguson (West Brom)

Jake Giddings (Free)

Eberechi Eze (QPR)

Jason Lokilo (Doncaster, released)

Kian Flanagan (Released)

Dion-Curtis Henry (Released)

Daniel Tupper (Released)

Alexander Sorloth (RB Leipzig)

Luke McCormick (Bristol Rovers, loan)

Gary Cahill

James McArthur

Wayne Hennessey

Mamadou Sakho

Christian Benteke

Patrick van Aanholt

Andros Townsend

Vicente Guaita

Martin Kelly

Joel Ward

Connor Wickham

Max Meyer

Jeffrey Schlupp

Niels Nkounkou (Marseille)

Allan (Napoli)

James Rodriguez (Real Madrid)

Abdoulaye Doucoure (Watford)

Ben Godfrey (Norwich)

Theo Walcott (Southampton, loan)

Fraser Hornby (Reims)

Morgan Schneiderlin (Nice)

Maarten Stekelenburg (Ajax, released)

Leighton Baines (Retired)

Kieran Dowell (Norwich City)

Oumar Niasse (Released)

Matthew Foulds (Released)

Alexander Denny (Released)

Morgan Feeney (Released)

Nathangelo Markelo (FC Twente)

Luke Garbutt (Blackpool, released)

Dennis Adeniran (Wycombe, loan)

Theo Walcott

Yannick Bolasie

Muhamed Besic

Sandro Ramirez

Joao Virginia

Joachim Andersen (Lyon, loan)

Antonee Robinson (Wigan)

Ademola Lookman (RB Leipzig, loan)

Harrison Reed (Southampton)

Mario Lemina (Southampton, loan)

Alphonse Areola (PSG, loan)

Kenny Tete (Lyon)

Ola Aina (Torino, loan)

Cody Drameh (Leeds)

Marlon Fossey (Shrewsbury Town, loan)

Jordan Archer (Released)

Zico Asare (Released)

Tristan Cover (Released)

Magnus Norman (Released)

Nicolas Santos Clase (Released)

Toni Stahl (Released)

Cameron Thompson (Released)

Ben Tricker (Released)

Luca de la Torre (Released)

Matt O’Riley (Released)

Marcus Bettinelli (Middlesbrough, loan)

Jerome Opoku (Plymouth, loan)

Kevin McDonald

Fabri

Marcus Bettinelli

Tim Ream

Cyrus Christie

Raphinha (Rennes)

Rodrigo Moreno (Valencia)

Robin Koch (Freiburg)

Illan Meslier (Lorient)

Helder Costa (Wolves)

Charlie Allen (Linfield)

Jack Harrison (Man City, loan)

Joe Gelhardt (Wigan Athletic)

Cody Drameh (Fulham)

Sam Greenwood (Arsenal)

Ryan Edmonson (Aberdeen, loan)

Kun Temenuzhkov (Real Union, loan)

Jordan Stevens (Swindon Town, loan)

Alfie McCalmont (Oldham Athletic, loan)

Barry Douglas

Ouasim Buoy

Ezgjan Alioski

Conor Shaughnessy

Jay-Roy Grot

Mateusz Bogusz

Bryce Hosannah

Timothy Castagne (Atalanta)

Cengiz Under (Roma, loan)

Diego Llorente (Real Sociedad)

Wesley Fofana (St Etienne)

Calvin Bassey (Rangers)

Josh Knight (Wycombe, loan)

Adrien Silva (Sampdoria)

George Thomas (QPR)

Viktor Johansson (Released)

Ryan Loft (Released)

Connor Tee (Released)

Daniel Iversen (OH Leuven, loan)

Ben Chilwell (Chelsea)

Bartosz Kapustka (Legia Warsaw)

George Hirst (Rotherham, loan)

Fousseni Diabate (Trabzonspor)

Darnell Johnson (Wigan, loan)

Eldin Jakupovic

Christian Fuchs

Wes Morgan

Jonny Evans

Adrien Silva

Islam Slimani

Demarai Gray

Luke Thomas

Thiago (Bayern Munich)

Kostas Tsimikas (Olympiacos)

Diogo Jota (Wolves)

Adam Lallana (Brighton)

Rhian Brewster (Sheffield)

Dejan Lovren (Zenit)

Ki-Jana Hoever (Wolves)

Loris Karius (Union Berlin, loan)

Nathaniel Clyne (released)

Pedro Chirivella (Nantes)

Daniel Atherton (Released)

Shamal George (Released)

Jack Walls (Released)

Morgan Boyes (Fleetwood Town, loan)

Adam Lewis (Amiens, loan)

Ovie Ejaria (Reading)

Sheyi Ojo (Cardiff, loan)

Isaac Christie-Davies (Barnsley)

Kamil Grabara (AGF Aarhus, loan)

Georginio Wijnaldum

Adrian

Ferran Torres (Valencia)

Nathan Ake (Bournemouth)

Ruben Dias (Benfica)

Pablo Moreno (Juventus)

Scott Carson (Derby County, loan)

Leroy Sane (Bayern Munich)

Angelino (RB Leipzig, loan)

Nicolas Otamendi (Benfica)

Luke Bolton (Dundee United, loan)

Fisayo Dele-Bashiru (Sheffield Wednesday)

Ernest Agyiri (Released)

Jack Harrison (Leeds, loan)

Lukas Nmecha (Anderlecht, loan)

David Silva (Real Sociedad, free)

Gavin Bazunu (Rochdale, loan)

Paolo Fernandes (Castellon)

Yangel Herrera (Granada, loan)

Claudio Bravo (Real Betis, released)

Yeboah Amankwah (Rochdale, loan)

Pablo Moreno (Girona, loan)

Aro Muric (Giron, loan)

Fernandinho

Sergio Aguero

Tosin Adarabioyo

Daniel Arzani

Edinson Cavani (Free)

Donny van de Beek (Ajax)

Alex Telles (Porto)

Willy Kambala (Sochaux)

Alexis Sanchez (Inter)

Andreas Pereira (Lazio, loan)

Chris Smalling (AS Roma)

Diogo Dalot (AC Milan, loan)

Cameron Borthwick-Jackson (Released)

Angel Gomes (Lille, released)

Ethan Hamilton (Released)

Kieran O'Hara (Burton, free)

George Tanner (Released)

Dion McGee (Released)

Largie Ramazani (Released)

Alex Fojticek (Blackpool, free)

Joel Pereira (Huddersfield, loan)

Dylan Levitt (Charlton, loan)

James Garner (Watford, loan)

Lee Grant

Sergio Romero

Juan Mata

Marcos Rojo

Paul Pogba

Mark Gillespie (Motherwell)

Ryan Fraser (Bournemouth, free)

Jeff Hendrick (Burnley, free)

Niall Brookwell (Liverpool)

Callum Wilson (Bournemouth)

Jamal Lewis (Norwich)

Luke Charman (Nottingham Forest, released)

Jack Colback (Nottingham Forest, eleased)

Rob Elliot (Released)

Liam Gibson (Released)

Nathan Harker (Released)

Jake Turner (Morecambe, loan)

Victor Fernandez (Viitoral Constanta)

Tom Allan (Accrington, loan)

Freddie Woodman (Swansea, loan)

Kell Watts (Plymouth, loan)

Dan Barlaser (Rotherham)

Andy Carroll

Henri Saivet

Federico Fernandez

Ciaran Clark

Karl Darlow

Fabian Schar

Christian Atsu

Dwight Gayle

Jacob Murphy

Isaac Hayden

DeAndre Yedlin

Dan Barlaser

Rolando Aarons

Wes Foderingham (Rangers, free)

Rhian Brewster (Liverpool)

Aaron Ramsdale (Bournemouth)

Ethan Ampadu (Chelsea, loan)

Jayden Bogle (Derby)

Max Lowe (Derby)

Oliver Burke (West Brom)

Jake Young (Forest Green)

Callum Gribbin (Barrow, released)

Keenan Ferguson (Released)

Oliver Greaves (Released)

Jake Eastwood (Kilmarnock, loan)

Tyler Smith (Swindon Town, loan)

Rhys Norrington-Davies (Luton, loan)

Luke Freeman (Nottingham Forest, loan)

Mark Duffy (Fleetwood, free)

Callum Robinson (West Brom)

Leon Clarke (Shrewsbury, released)

Chris Basham

Simon Moore

John Lundstram

Kean Bryan

Theo Walcott (Everton, loan)

Kyle Walker-Peters (Tottenham)

Mohammed Salisu (Real Valladolid)

Ibrahima Diallo (Brest)

Mohamed Elyounoussi (Celtic, loan)

Wesley Hoedt (Lazio, loan)

Sofiane Boufal (Angers)

Guido Carrillo (Elche, released)

Cedric Soares (Arsenal)

Alexander Cull (Released)

Maya Yoshida (Released)

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (Tottenham)

Harrison Reed (Fulham)

Mario Lemina (Fulham, loan)

Ryan Bertrand

Oriol Romeu

Guido Carillo

Sam McQueen

Sofiane Boufal

Josh Sims

Jake Hesketh

Gareth Bale (Real Madrid, loan)

Carlos Vinicius (Benfica, loan)

Sergio Reguilon (Real Madrid)

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (Southampton)

Joe Hart (Burnley, free)

Matt Doherty (Wolves)

Victor Wanyama (Montreal Impact)

Ryan Sessegnon (Hoffenheim, loan)

Troy Parrott (Millwall, loan)

Michel Vorm (Released)

Tariq Hinds (Released)

Rayan Clarke (Released)

Jonathan Dinzeyi (Released)

Phoenix Patterson (Released)

Maxwell Statham (Released)

Maximus Tainio (Released)

Timothy Eyoma (Lincoln, loan)

Kyle Walker-Peters (Southampton)

Jan Vertonghen (Benfica, released)

Oliver Skipp (Norwich, loan)

Luke Amos (QPR)

Armando Shashoua (Atletico Balaeres)

Jack Roles (Burton, loan)

Gedson Fernandes

Matheus Pereira (Sporting)

Cedric Kipre (Wigan)

Grady Diangana (West Ham)

Callum Robinson (Sheffield United)

Filip Krovinovic (West Brom, loan)

West Brom summer departures:

Kane Wilson (Forest Green, released)

Finn Azaz (Cheltenham, loan)

Chris Brunt (Bristol City, released)

Josh Griffiths (Cheltenham, loan)

Jonathan Leko (Birmingham City)

Oliver Burke (Sheffield United)

Kamil Grosicki

Kieran Gibbs

Hal Robson-Kanu

Kyle Bartley

Charlie Austin

Conor Townsend

Tomas Soucek (Slavia Prague)

Ossama Ashley (Wimbledon)

Vladimir Coufal (Slavia Prague)

West Ham summer departures:

Jack Wilshere (released)

Josh Cullen (Anderlecht)

Anthony Scully (Lincoln)

Stephen Hendrie (Morecambe, released)

Pablo Zabaleta (Released)

Carlos Sanchez (Released)

Sead Haksabanovic (Norrkoping)

Albian Ajeti (Celtic)

Jordan Hugill (Norwich)

Roberto (Real Valldolid)

Dan Kemp (Blackpool, loan)

Grady Diangana (West Brom)

David Martin

Robert Snodgrass

Lukasz Fabianski

Mark Noble

Michail Antonio

Fabian Balbuene

Wolves summer signings:

Matija Sarkic (Aston Villa)

Marcal (Lyon)

Rayan Ait-Nouri (Angers, loan)

Fabio Silva (Porto)

Vitinha (Porto, loan)

Ki-Jana Hoever (Wolves)

Nelson Semedo (Barcelona)

Wolves summer departures:

Diogo Jota (Liverpool)

Ruben Vinagre (Olympiacos, loan)

Elliot Watt (Bradford)

Ryan Giles (Coventry, loan)

Helder Costa (Leeds)

Jordan Graham (Released)

Connor Johnson (Released)

Callum Thompson (Released)

Tsun Dai (Shenzen)

Will Norris (Burnley)

Morgan Gibbs-White (Swansea, loan)

Connor Ronan (Grasshopper, loan)

Matt Doherty (Tottenham)

Matija Sarkic (Shrewsbury Town, loan)

Benny Ashley-Seal (Northampton)

Terry Taylor (Grimsby, loan)

Daniel Csoka (AC Wimbledon)

John Ruddy

Willy Boly

Romain Saiss

Liverpool ’ s 100 percent start to the Premier League season came to an end in stunning fashion as Ollie Watkins’ s first- half hat- trick helped Aston Villa thrash the English champions 7- 2 on Sunday .

Deflected efforts from John McGinn , Ross Barkley , and Jack Grealish compounded a night to forget for Jurgen Klopp ’ s men before Grealish completed the scoring .

Ollie Watkins nets a first - half hat- trick as champions Liverpool are torn apart .

Watkins is the first player to score a PL hat - trick against Liverpool since Dimitar Berbatov for Man Utd in September 2010.

He is also the first English - born player to do so since Kevin Lisbie for Charlton in September 2003.

It is the first time Liverpool have conceded seven goals in a game since 1963.

The Reds were not beaten until their 28 th league game in romping to the title last season .

But a fine start to their title defence came undone without injured goalkeeper Alisson Becker and with Thiago Alcantara and Sadio Mane unavailable due to coronavirus infections .

Alisson ’ s absence made a telling impact after just four minutes to get Villa in front as Adrian’ s poor pass was seized upon by Grealish , who squared for the former Watkins to score his first Premier League goal.

Mane was also missed at the other end as Liverpool laid seige to the Villa goal , but were too easily opened up on the counter- attack .

Barkley twice should have opened his Villa account in the first- half as he skewed shots wide from close range either side of Watkins ’ s second .

Grealish was again the creator with a long ball down the side of the Liverpool defence and the former Brentford striker cut inside before blasting into the top corner .

Mohamed Salah seemed to have got the visitors a foothold back in the match when he slammed home on his trusty left- foot after Mane ’ s understudy , Diogo Jota , tried to burrow a way into the penalty area .

But Villa quickly restored their two - goal cushion when John McGinn ’ s effort from the edge of the area deflected in off Virgil van Dijk .

Liverpool ’ s high line was being caught out even from set plays as six minutes before the break Trezeguet broke the offside trap to cross for Watkins to become the first player in a decade to score a hat- trick against Liverpool .

Fortune favoured Villa ’ s desire not to just sit on their lead after the break as Barkley ’ s long - range effort looped over the helpless Adrian to make it 5 - 1 .

Salah remained razor sharp in front of goal to move within one away from 100 for Liverpool with a brilliant finish from Roberto Firmino ’ s pass .

Having seen enough from Joe Gomez , Klopp moved midfielder Firmino into his back four early in the second - half , but it did nothing to stem the flow of Villa attacks cutting through his defence .

Grealish completed a hat- trick of deflected goals when his shot hit Fabinho to wrong- foot Adrian again .

Watkins missed two huge chances to score his fourth as Adrian saved a one - on - one before he hit the crossbar .

Grealish , though , was more clinical when he raced through to round off a remarkable victory .

Villa stayed up by a single point on the final day of last season , but they have now won their opening three games of the new league campaign to move up to

The Champions League draw is out with Juventus finding themselves in the same group with Barcelona. 

This is time where two stars in messi and ronaldo will once again prove their worth! 

Liverpool came from behind to maintain a perfect start to their Premier League title defence as goals from Sadio Mane , Andy Robertson and Diogo Jota saw off a resilient Arsenal 3 - 1 at Anfield .

The Gunners had also won their opening two league games of the season and hit the champions on the counter- attack to take the lead through Alexandre Lacazette .

But while Manchester City , Chelsea, Manchester United , Tottenham and now Arsenal have all lost in the opening three weeks of the new campaign, Liverpool have taken maximum points to lay down an early marker that they remain the team to beat in the Premier League this season .

The outcome of the match could have been very different had Mane not escaped with just a yellow card for an elbow on Kieran Tierney after just three minutes .

Arsenal followed the game plan that had brought them two victories over Liverpool in recent months as they dropped deep then looked to play around the Reds’ press when in possession.

However , unlike when they met at the back end of last season ’ s Premier League when Jurgen Klopp ’ s men had already won the league or the Community Shield in August , Liverpool were far sharper in pulling the Gunners out of position .

Mane was first to threaten with a clean strike from Trent Alexander- Arnold’ s cross that was too close to Bernd Leno before Alexander - Arnold’ s deflected effort came back off the crossbar .

The only time Arsenal did manage to pierce the Liverpool press before half - time, they opened the scoring completely against the run of play.

Robertson was at fault as he spooned Ainsley Maitland -Niles’ s cross into the path of Lacazette , who also failed to make a proper connection but the ball bounced into the ground and looped over the helpless Alisson Becker .

Liverpool responded immediately to level within three minutes as Salah outmuscled Tierney and when his shot was parried across goal by Leno, Mane turned into an empty net .

Robertson them made amends for his previous error as Liverpool ’ s flying full - backs combined as Alexander-Arnold’ s cross was this time converted by the Scotland captain .

However , where Arsenal sides of recent years might have collapsed, as they did in losing 4 - 0 and 5 - 1 at Anfield in 2018 and 2019 , Mikel Arteta has instilled a new - found belief in the FA Cup winners.

The visitors were more expansive after the break and created a huge chance to level when Dani Ceballos put Lacazette through on goal , but Alisson stood up well to block the French striker ’ s shot .

Klopp introduced Jota for his league debut 10 minutes from time and the Portuguese international should have sealed the win when he fired into the side - netting from Salah ’ s excellent through ball .

The Egyptian was less generous moments later when he stole the ball of Jota ’ s toes and failed to beat Leno .

But Jota did not have to wait long for his first Liverpool goal as a sweetly- struck volley found the bottom corner to show why the Reds spent £ 41 million ( $52 million ) to sign him from Wolves .

Bayern Munich suffered their first defeat since December 2019 as they were well beaten at Hoffenheim.

Bayern had won their past 23 matches, and were unbeaten in 32, a run that saw them win last season’s treble and the Uefa Super Cup on Thursday.

But Andrej Kramaric scored twice, including an injury-time penalty, to seal a famous Hoffenheim win.

The hosts are managed by Sebastian Hoeness, who was Bayern’s youth coach last season.

Man City Loose To Leicester 2-5 ,See How The EPL Table Looks Like Now

The English premier league has just started and the whole football team have been doing their best to do exploit and Every team wants to get to the top .

Leicester is now on the top whole Manchester City is on the 13th Position.

Do you think Leicester will finish this season as the top?

What do you think makes. Manchester City to loose today ?

September 26, 2020

Chelsea staged a superb second - half fightback from three goals down as Tammy Abraham ’ s last - gasp strike rescued a thrilling 3 - 3 draw against West Bromwich Albion on Saturday .

Frank Lampard ’ s expensively assembled side were torn apart in the first half at the Hawthorns as Callum Robinson ’ s brace and Kyle Bartley ’ s goal punished woeful defending .

Chelsea captain Thiago Silva was guilty of an woeful mistake on his Premier League debut when the former Paris Saint - Germain defender gifted the ball to Robinson for his second goal .

But Mason Mount reduced the deficit soon after the break and Callum Hudson - Odoi got Chelsea’ s second before Abraham equalised deep into stoppage - time.

It was a much - needed show of spirit from Chelsea after their defeat against Liverpool last weekend .

The prospect of a second successive loss had Lampard visibly fuming on the touchline in the first half , but Chelsea responded with a much - improved display .

While Lampard will be relieved by evidence of Chelsea’ s attacking potency, there must be questions about their shambolic defence .

Despite dropping error - prone Kepa Arrizabalaga after the goalkeeper ’ s costly mistakes against Brighton and Liverpool this season , Lampard learned that Chelsea’ s problems run deeper than who is between the posts .

Lampard ’ s £ 200 million ( $254 million ) close - season spending spree was supposed to turn Chelsea into title challengers, but on this evidence they are still way behind champions Liverpool .

Willy Caballero took over in goal, but he was hardly convincing and Senegal keeper Edouard Mendy, signed from Rennes earlier this week , looks certain to make his debut soon .

Kepa , the world ’ s most expensive keeper , could leave Chelsea on loan before the transfer window closes in October .

– Abraham to the rescue –

Despite Lampard ’ s changes , Chelsea were still creaky at the back and it took just four minutes for Albion to exploit their frailties.

Marcos Alonso is likely to lose his place at left - back when summer signing Ben Chilwell is fully fit and the Spaniard did his cause little good with a woeful header straight to Matheus Pereira.

Robinson was picked out by Pereira and he advanced to the edge of the Chelsea area before drilling a low shot through Reece James’ legs and past Caballero’ s slow dive .

Timo Werner was inches away from equalising when the Germany forward met Mount ’ s cross with a volley that hit the crossbar .

Silva made a horrendous mistake that led to Robinson’ s second goal in the 25 th minute .

Allowing Mateo Kovacic ’ s pass to slip under his foot inside his own half , Silva surrendered possession to Robinson with embarrassing ease and was left with a sheepish look on his face as the Albion striker made him pay with a clinical finish .

There was worse to come for Chelsea three minutes later when their sloppy defence failed to pick up Darnell Furlong at Pereira ’ s corner and his flick reached Bartley , who was played onside by James and slotted past Caballero from close - range .

Lampard changed the tone of the match when he sent on Cesar Azpilicueta and Hudson - Odoi at the interval.

If Lampard read the riot act to his flops at the break , he got an immediate response as Mount fired home from 20 yards in the 55 th minute .

Chelsea were more dynamic now and Hudson - Odoi gave them hope when he played a neat one - two with Kai Havertz and slotted into the far corner after 70 minutes .

With full - time just seconds away, Abraham came to Chelsea’ s rescue when the strike tapped in after Albion keeper Sam Johnstone turned Mount ’ s shot into his path .

Albion appealed for handball against Havertz in the build- up but Chelsea’ s luck was in as VAR let the goal stand

September 26, 2020

Manchester United are preparing to make a take-it-or-leave-it offer for Jadon Sancho of £90 million ($115m), reports the Daily Star.

Borussia Dortmund have made it clear that they have no intention of parting with the England international, but the Red Devils are ready to make one last push.