Premier League ’18-19 – Highlights: Sanchez’s Stunning Goal Keeps United Alive

This are the next match of Premier League, Match Day 8 of 38. The highlights are appended below the points table.

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

Points Table – Premier League ’18-19

Rank Name Won Draw Lost Points
1 Manchester City 6 1 0 19
2 Liverpool 6 1 0 19
3 Tottenham 6 0 2 18
4 Chelsea 5 2 0 17
5 Bournemouth 5 1 2 16
6 Arsenal 5 0 2 15
7 Wolves 4 3 1 15
8 Manchester United 4 1 3 13
9 Watford 4 1 3 13
10 Leicester City 4 0 4 12

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

English Premier League 2018-19 – Full Schedule

Match 2 of 10: Burnley FC vs Huddersfield

Result: 1 – 1

Goal Scorers:

  • Burnley FC: Sam Vokes 20′
  • Huddersfield: Christopher Schindler 66′

Match Statistics:

Burnley FC Team Stats Huddersfield
6 Shots 19
3 Shots On Target 2
31% Possession 69%
276 Passes 582
61% Pass Accuracy 79%
9 Fouls 11
2 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 0
3 Offsides 0
1 Corners 10

Highlights:

Premier League

  • English Premier League strugglers Huddersfield Town got an important away point with a 1-1 draw at Burnley on Saturday.
  • Sam Vokes headed Burnley in front in the twentieth moment, rising admirably to meet a Johann Berg Gudmundsson cross.

  • Huddersfield overwhelmed in ball possesion, and got some reward for it in the 66th moment when Christopher Schindler headed in Chris Lowe’s cross.
  • The Yorkshire side still cannot seem to win this season and are in eighteenth place on 3 points.

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Match 3 of 10: Crystal Palace vs Wolves

Result: 0 – 1

Goal Scorers:

  • Wolves: Matt Doherty 56′

Match Statistics:

Crystal Palace Team Stats Wolves
11 Shots 7
4 Shots On Target 2
68% Possession 32%
642 Passes 315
82% Pass Accuracy 68%
11 Fouls 13
3 Yellow Cards 4
0 Red Cards 0
1 Offsides 1
6 Corners 3

Highlights:

Premier League

  • Matt Doherty’s 2nd-half goal anchored Wolves a 1-0 win at Crystal Palace and expanded their unbeaten Premier League raced to 6 matches.
  • Nuno Espirito Santo named an unaltered group for their 8th match of the Premier League in succession and that nature shone through, as they showed up calm notwithstanding when under strain and were merited victors.
  • Despite the fact, that Palace were on top in the primary half, they were absolutely without specialty in assault and Wolves went close twice on the break.

  • Nuno’s men benefited as much as possible from their prevalent imagination in advance and deservedly proceeded in the 56th moment through Doherty and Palace – who have not scored in their four home matches this season – endured a second progressive misfortune.
  • Wolves attempted to escape their penalty region in the opening 30 minutes, yet Palace couldn’t get through their guests notwithstanding overwhelming.

  • Crystal Palace were likewise gotten by two Diogo Jota-roused counter-assaults, yet got away the two times. Raul Jimenez shot only wide of the base left corner on the primary event, before then being frustrated by Wayne Hennessey in a one-on-one circumstance.
  • The hosts in the long run tried Rui Patricio just before half-time, the goalkeeper palming Luka Milivojevic’s 25-yard free-kick far from his upper right corner.

  • Wolves could get forward additional after the break and they led the pack when Doherty played a one-two with Jimenez and crushed an exertion inside Hennessey’s close post.
  • Crystal Palace heaped the weight on towards the end, with a Max Meyer volley driving a spare from Patricio, before Jeffrey Schlupp saw two short proximity endeavors vitally blocked.
  • Ivan Cavaleiro hit the crossbar and moved reserved for no holds barred with Patrick van Aanholt after his presentation, yet the match’s result was unaltered as Wolves hung on.

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Match 4 of 10: Watford vs Bournemouth

Result: 0 – 4

Goal Scorers:

  • Bournemouth: David Brooks 14′, Joshua King 33′ (P), 45′, Callum Wilson 47′

Match Statistics:

Watford Team Stats Bournemouth
14 Shots 10
2 Shots On Target 7
47% Possession 53%
371 Passes 422
77% Pass Accuracy 83%
11 Fouls 9
3 Yellow Cards 1
1 Red Cards 0
1 Offsides 2
10 Corners 7

Highlights:

Premier League

  • Joshua King’s first-half strikes pushed Bournemouth to their greatest Premier League away win as they whipped 10-man Watford 4-0 at Vicarage Road.
  • The Norway forward took his best flight count to 4 goals in 8 matches as Eddie Howe’s side overpowered their dazed adversaries David Brooks and Callum Wilson additionally found the net as Bournemouth took full preferred standpoint of Christian Kabasele’s red card for two appointments.

  • Kabasele strolled for a 2nd yellow when overturning King in the Watford region, with the striker terminating home the subsequent punishment in the 33rd moment.
  • Kabasele had been blessed to keep away from a straight red card for a cumbersome elbow to the head of Asmir Begovic in the guests’ goal, so the Belgium defender could have valuable couple of protests about his possible rejection.
  • Bournemouth presently have 16 points from only 8 matches this season – last season it took them 16 matches to achieve a similar edge.

  • Watford began the more brilliant, compelling the issue in the driving precipitation. Be that as it may, Kabasele was fortunate to escape with simply the yellow card for elbowing Begovic in the face and Bournemouth in the blink of an eye shook off any dissatisfactions on account of a clinical counterattack.
  • Ryan Fraser’s sharp pass sent King haring down within left and the forward invoked a prodding low cross to the far post.
  • Wilson slid in anticipating that his clean strike should open the scoring, just for Ben Foster to pull off a fine spare. Rivulets completed the activity, notwithstanding, clearing home the bounce back to hand his side the lead against the keep running of play in the fourteenth moment.

  • Watford continued squeezing and ought to have leveled when Craig Cathcart sneaked free from a corner yet the plain defender headed wide from six yards.
  • Wilson gestured wide from a prodding Brooks cross as Bournemouth kept on squeezing too in an open experience and afterward the guests took full control.
  • Joshua King crashed into the Watford region, sought after by Kabasele, and the Watford defender’s steady considerations in the end extended too far. Kabasele wiped out King, driving the official Jonathan Moss into granting the penalty, as well as a 2nd yellow card.

  • As a shell-stunned Kabasele walked off towards the passage, Joshua King ventured up and coolly opened the spot-kick, establishing the Cherries’ hold on the match.
  • Joshua King’s deft header at that point broadened the Bournemouth lead advance on the stroke of half-time, the Norway forward taking the pace off Wilson’s inch-consummate cross, to leave Foster overcommitted and gesture his 2nd goal in the half.

  • No sooner had the second half began than Bournemouth made it 4-0, Wilson hooking on to Fraser’s cross to chip Foster, at that point take advantage of the unguarded net.
  • The guests nearly asked Bournemouth for a 5th be that as it may, in spite of overwhelming the rest of the challenge, Howe’s men were at that point more than content.

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