Premier League ’18-19 – Highlights: West Ham End Chelsea’s Extraordinary Win Streak

These are the last 2 matches of Premier League, Match Day 6 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 Liverpool 6 0 0 18
2 Manchester City 5 1 0 16
3 Chelsea 5 1 0 15
4 Watford 4 1 1 13
5 Tottenham 4 0 2 12
6 Arsenal 4 0 2 10
7 Manchester United 3 1 2 10
8 Bournemouth 3 1 2 9
9 Leicester City 3 0 3 9
10 Wolves 2 3 1 9

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

English Premier League 2018-19 – Full Schedule

Match 9 of 10: West Ham vs Chelsea

Result: 0 – 0

Match Statistics:

West Ham Team Stats Chelsea
6 Shots 17
1 Shots On Target 6
28% Possession 72%
294 Passes 757
74% Pass Accuracy 87%
11 Fouls 9
2 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
2 Offsides 3
1 Corners 8

Highlights:

Premier League

  • Chelsea were denied their 6th progressive Premier League win as they drew with West Ham held to a 0-0 draw at the London Stadium.
  • Maurizio Sarri’s side endured an evening of disappointment, however could without much of a stretch have lost, Andriy Yarmolenko gesturing an extraordinary shot wide late on.
  • West Ham, supported by their first win of the season at Everton, started brilliantly yet Chelsea made the primary danger when Willian crossed towards Olivier Giroud before the home side cleared.

  • Yarmolenko, who scored twice at Goodison Park, discovered Mark Noble on the edge of the zone and Felipe Anderson swiped in a shot that was hindered by N’Golo Kante.
  • Pablo Zabaleta discovered space towards the right, however miscontrolled as he hoped to make an intersection opportunity and saw the ball stream out for a goal kick.
  • Giroud struck directly at Lukasz Fabianski from a Willian corner as a high-beat opening 10 minutes proceeded, and Eden Hazard terminated excessively near the attendant after a display of perfect play including Jorginho and Willian.
  • Fabianski asserted a Willian cross as the guests expanded the weight before Marcos Alonso discovered Kante, whose header back over the territory evaded his partners.

  • Giroud was not able reach a Jorginho cross yet West Ham burst into life on the half-hour and Michail Antonio terminated over after Anderson’s run had set him up on the left of the territory.
  • A moment later the Hammers were much nearer, Antonio eminently impeded by Kepa from short proximity after Yarmolenko had made the opening.
  • Eden Hazard, who had claimed unsuccessfully for a free kick on the edge of the 18-yard-box minutes sooner, was swarmed out as Chelsea endeavored to get back on the front foot before play changed back to the opposite end and Zabaleta’s cross was too profound for Antonio.

  • Kante guided a header wide from Willian’s first-time ball into the territory as the primary half finished goalless.
  • Yarmolenko made an early dash directly after the break, Chelsea’s Kante reserved for a cumbersome foul on Anderson soon a while later before Yarmolenko sent a twisting strike over.
  • Anderson went into the book for a foul on Willian, who had skipped far from him, yet the free kick came to nothing, and David Luiz headed over from a corner with the Blues discovering it progressively hard to cut out good opportunities.
  • Sarri rolled out the match’s first subs following 65 minutes, Giroud clearing a path for Alvaro Morata, with West Ham expediting Lucas Perez for Antonio not long after.

  • Peril nearly teed up Morata with a flick inside the penalty territory, and inside seconds the striker was in on goal again just to be denied by another incredible Fabianski spare.
  • Another Chelsea change went ahead 69 minutes, Gary Cahill on for Antonio Rudiger who seemed to change a muscle, with Cesar Azpilicueta crossing towards Hazard, who could not guide his header on target.
  • Robert Snodgrass entered the shred for West Ham, supplanting Anderson as the match moved toward its last quarter of 60 minutes, before another Hazard flick neglected to discover its goal and a ricocheting Luiz free kick was held by Fabianaki.

  • The home side ought to have made the leap forward following 77 minutes, the plain Yarmolenko heading wide from short proximity after Snodgrass had chosen with a prodding cross.
  • Chelsea reacted with another change, Ross Barkley going ahead for Mateo Kovacic, and as time ticked into the most recent five minutes Noble was supplanted via Carlos Sanchez.

  • Kante terminated over after a Willian pass, a twisting Barkley strike was tipped away by Fabianski and Willian lashed wide as Chelsea endeavored to design a late victor.
  • They had one more possibility when Snodgrass fouled Willian, a test for which he was reserved, yet the free kick came to nothing as West Ham clutched gather their 4th point from the last two matches.

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Match 10 of 10: Arsenal vs Everton

Result: 2 – 0

Goal Scorers:

  • Arsenal: Alexandre Lacazette 56′, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 59′

Match Statistics:

Arsenal Team Stats Everton
9 Shots 9
5 Shots On Target 6
63% Possession 37%
555 Passes 318
82% Pass Accuracy 75%
17 Fouls 12
2 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
1 Offsides 2
5 Corners 9

Highlights:

Premier League

  • 2 goals in three 2nd-half minutes gave Arsenal a 2-0 triumph over Everton at the Emirates Stadium and took them up to 6th in the Premier League table.
  • Alexandre Lacazette broke the deadlock, with a swerving strike that flew into the right corner before Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – in an offside position not seen by the authorities – got the second goal.
  • Earlier, Arsenal had survived a panic in the opening couple of minutes when Dominic Calvert-Lewin, found by Tom Davies, was not able to go round Petr Cech with Richarlison holding up in the center.

  • Everton mixed the ball away when it undermined to drop to Aaron Ramsey before breaking again just for the offside banner to go up as Gylfi Sigurdsson crossed.
  • A low Hector Bellerin cross caused worry for Everton, Nacho Monreal constraining Jordan Pickford into a spare, before Lucas Torreira was reserved for a test on Sigurdsson.
  • Sigurdsson started another counter, the cross mixed away with two Everton advances prowling, and following 21 minutes Richarlison’s strike from the edge of the 18-yard-box was halted by Cech.

  • Lucas Digne was reserved for fouling Aubameyang, as the striker endeavored to lead a break, and Richarlison bobbled an exertion past the post from separate as Everton approached once more.
  • Digne’s free kick was tipped over by Cech after Theo Walcott, coming back to the Emirates, was fouled, and as play changed to the opposite end a Mesut Ozil cross was removed before it achieved Ramsey.

  • Cech came quickly off his line to hinder from Walcott after more great methodology play by Sigurdsson, and Arsenal rolled out a sub as Sokratis Papastathopoulos, who had endured a thump, was supplanted by Rob Holding.
  • Arsenal endeavored to mount some late first-half weight, Bellerin crossing yet Everton clearing, and a miscued Aubameyang cross hit the bar.
  • Cech contacted another Richarlison strike over as the opening time frame, in which Everton had appreciated the better chances, completed without a goal.

  • Arsenal endeavored to raise the beat as the 2nd half started and worked a shot for Ramsey to shoot from the edge of the container following a corner, Pickford hanging on.
  • There were boisterous interests for a penalty, when an Aubameyang header seemed to hit an Everton hand following 54 minutes, yet after two minutes the Gunners had the lead as Ramsey played in Lacazette, who lashed home.
  • After 3 minutes it was 2-0 in dubious form, Ozil crossing low and Ramsey flicking to Aubameyang, who diverted the ball home from an offside position just for the flag to remain down.

  • Aubameyang cleared a path for Alex Iwobi as the match headed towards its last 20 minutes with the home side and control and Everton’s start having abandoned them.
  • In any case, the Merseysiders relatively found a decent footing when Michael Keane’s descending header was tipped away by Cech, and they at that point expedited Bernard and Cenk Tosun for Walcott, extolled by the home fans as he advanced off, and Calvert-Lewin.
  • Danny Welbeck supplanted Ramsey before Digne hit the angle of post and bar for Everton as their last shot of getting once more into the match went back and forth.

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