Post Match Reactions - Round 25

[JB@Norwich]

Post Match Reactions - Round 25

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[Steve@ManUtd]

Leicester City 0-7 MANCHESTER UNITED

Dominated the game and had a clinical edge infront of goal. We scored early and then the game fell completely in our favor with Leicester knee jerking to an attacking game plan. 5 up at half time and then two goals in the second half added to a very positive day all around. We managed to get more minutes into some players too so it was a perfect day all around for us. We still sit 3rd, we have a lot to do still we know that but this is a good day for sure.

[Livi@Liverpool]

Liverpool 4 Tottenham 2

Our league record against Spurs has been lousy since I arrived at Anfield and just 3 minutes into this one I thought here we go again as the visitors led through my old mucker Frenkie de Jong. We were awarded a pen shortly afterwards which de Tomas stuck away and we then took the lead approaching the half hour mark through Kudus. However Spurs quickly levelled in what was becoming a cracker of a game.

The turning point appears to have come early in the 2nd half when Spurs went down to 10 men and Akanji soon put us ahead. Then in the 70th minute we were awarded another penalty which de Tomas again converted and that was that. To concede 2 pens and have a player sent off there is no doubt the luck wasn't with Tim today and we are only too happy to benefit from that.

We got more good minutes for the back ups and de Tomas also rated up to a 25 striker so all in all a very good day for us.

[RB@CrystalPalace]

Sheffield United 0-1 Crystal Palace

Well it really looked like this was a game where we were going to be frustrated. Gulacsi was inspired for Sheff Utd, but Pogba finally broke the deadlock with this third game with a goal since joining. We also conceded a lot of shots of our own so pleased to see we managed a clean sheet without Gosens.

The good news is that we are into 7th which is our highest position of the season. The bad news is that we head to a Burnley side who are in their own good form, but still without Gosens and now de Paul. Let’s see if we can pull
something out the bag.

[Steve@Chelsea]

Wolves 2 - 2 Chelsea

The Spice Boys were ready for the N from Wolves, as they often are, and employed a Passing approach. This should have seen the Blues be well on top, but inexplicably the home side raced into a 2-0 lead against TA, and then slammed down a D. The D did not hold though as Chelsea managed to salavage a draw with goals from KDB and Leao, and were unlucky not to grab a 3rd in the 2nd half. 2 points dropped but we did match the same result that Man Utd got against them recently and they were at home, so it could turn out a decent away point.