PL: Manchester City pulverizes Bournemouth and returns to the lead, Brighton avoids the worst at Everton

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By: Manu Tournoux

After Manchester United’s narrow victory at Fulham (1-0), the 11th day of the Premier League continued this Saturday. Neighbor Manchester City hosted Bournemouth (17th) and had to win in order to temporarily regain its leadership position and put pressure on Tottenham, who will face Chelsea on Monday. And the Cityzens won and owe their victory to one man: Jérémy Doku. The Belgian was involved in five of the six winning goals and was the major player in his team’s victory, temporarily leading the Premier League. And despite the defeat, Bournemouth could stay out of the relegation zone after today.

Overall Premier League standings

#


Team


Pts


J


DIF


G


NOT


D


BP


B.C.


1

Man City
Man City


27

11

20

9

0

2

28

8

2

Tottenham
Tottenham

26

10

13

8

2

0

22

9

3

Arsenal
Arsenal

24

10

15

7

3

0

23

8

4

Liverpool
Liverpool

23

10

14

7

2

1

23

9

5

Aston Villa
Aston Villa

22

10

12

7

1

2

26

14

See the full ranking

On home soil, Burnley lost to Crystal Palace (10th) and remains in 19th place, with only one victory this season. For its part, Sheffield United (20th) finally won its first success of the season, in the very last moments of the game against Wolves (14th), despite an achievement from Bellegarde, the former Strasbourg player. Higher in the ranking, Everton (15th) was also hung against Brighton, who remains in four matches in a row without a victory and falls to 6th place. Finally, Brentford (9th), thanks in particular to Maupay who opened the scoring, beat West Ham (11th) in a very lively match.

Afternoon results

  • Manchester City 6-1 Bournemouth: Doku (30th), Silva (33rd, 84th), Akanji (37th), Foden (65th), Aké (89th) / Sinisterra (74th)
  • Brentford 3-2 West Ham: Maupay (11th), Mavropanos (CSC, 55th), Collins (70th) / Kudus (19th), Bowen (26th)
  • Everton 1-1 Brighton: Mykolenko (7th) / Young (CSC, 84th)
  • Burnley 0-2 Crystal Palace : Schlupp (22nd), Mitchell (90th+5)
  • Sheffield 2-1 Wolverhampton: Archer (72nd), Norwood (90th+10) / Bellegarde (89th)

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