Liverpool had control of that match after about 35 minutes were played. I thought they deserved to come out with a win.
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Man City-Arsenal on March 31. It will be intense. A Gunners W would put them 5 points up on City, would be nice. It’s the next match for both teams, I believe, Arsenal has a Champions League match, hosting Porto Wedneaday, aggregate Arsenal 0-1 Porto. international break coming up after that.
Other than MC hitting the post, yeah, Liverpool was definitely superior in the second half, what I saw.
Liverpool had trouble finishing, three solid opportunities in the second half and got nothing. Soccer, it drives you crazy. Nice to see the Gunners get their best result, a cheap high for me.
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TV schedule for this coming weekend (3/16, 3/17)
Saturday
11:00 am EDT -- Burnley vs. Brentford (Peacock+)
11:00 am EDT -- Luton Town vs. Nottingham Forest (USA Network)
1:30 pm EDT -- Fulham vs. Tottenham Hotspur (USA Network)
Sunday
10:00 am EDT -- West Ham U. vs. Aston Villa (USA Network)
Saturday
11:00 am EDT -- Burnley vs. Brentford (Peacock+)
11:00 am EDT -- Luton Town vs. Nottingham Forest (USA Network)
1:30 pm EDT -- Fulham vs. Tottenham Hotspur (USA Network)
Sunday
10:00 am EDT -- West Ham U. vs. Aston Villa (USA Network)
Drinking a few beers after witnessing that Quarterfinal live. This grown arse man cried. The best sporting even I ever witnessed. Glory Glory Man United!!!!! Sorry @Grant Green. Pics to come!!!
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Play resumes this weekend, so here is the TV Schedule (3/30, 3/31)
Saturday
8:30 am EDT -- Newcastle U. vs. West Ham U. (USA Network)
11:00 am EDT -- Chelsea vs. Burnley (Peacock)
11:00 am EDT -- AFC Bournemouth vs. Everton (Peacock)
11:00 am EDT -- Sheffield U. vs. Fulham (Peacock)
11:00 am EDT -- Nottingham Forest vs. Crystal Palace (USA Network)
11:00 am EDT -- Tottenham Hotspur vs. Luton Town (Peacock)
1:30 pm EDT -- Aston Villa vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers (NBC)
4:00 pm EDT -- Brentford vs. Man U. (Peacock)
Sunday
9:00 am EDT -- Liverpool vs. Brighton & Hove Albion (USA Network)
11: 30 am EDT -- Man C. vs. Arsenal (NBC)
Saturday
8:30 am EDT -- Newcastle U. vs. West Ham U. (USA Network)
11:00 am EDT -- Chelsea vs. Burnley (Peacock)
11:00 am EDT -- AFC Bournemouth vs. Everton (Peacock)
11:00 am EDT -- Sheffield U. vs. Fulham (Peacock)
11:00 am EDT -- Nottingham Forest vs. Crystal Palace (USA Network)
11:00 am EDT -- Tottenham Hotspur vs. Luton Town (Peacock)
1:30 pm EDT -- Aston Villa vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers (NBC)
4:00 pm EDT -- Brentford vs. Man U. (Peacock)
Sunday
9:00 am EDT -- Liverpool vs. Brighton & Hove Albion (USA Network)
11: 30 am EDT -- Man C. vs. Arsenal (NBC)
Sources: Liverpool rule out Alonso to follow Klopp
Liverpool have abandoned plans to pursue Bayer Leverkusen coach Xabi Alonso as a replacement for Jurgen Klopp as manager, sources told ESPN, with Brighton's Roberto De Zerbi and Sporting CP coach Ruben Amorim regarded as leading candidates.
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It's amazing how often these big games end in draws. Won me a 2 to 1 bet!
Sure is shaping up to be an epic finish. One slip up could be the difference for any given team.
Nine matches remaining. Arsenal is at Tottenham and at Man U, for their toughest matches.
City had zero goals against Arsenal this year.
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Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s football
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Chelsea 2-3 United at 86’. Chelsea was up 2-0 and started playing horrible, my God, stringing multiple bonehead decisions into a quilt of “bad.” The first United goal, good grief, crap soccer. Wait for Tom to post the Twitter replay, you will just shake your head. Wow.
Tom, we all owe you constant attaboys for your stellar work in this regard. Appreciated.
Tom, we all owe you constant attaboys for your stellar work in this regard. Appreciated.
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Good grief , Chelsea wins 4-3, deflected own goal, wow, unfortunate for United. The crowd beside themselves.
Insane. goals at 11 and 12 min into stoppage time.
Liverpool’s first goal shot to the top of the “How Not To Goalkeep” hit parade.Final: Liverpool 3, Sheffield United 1
It was actually 1-1 in the 2nd half. Beautiful goals by Mac Allister and Gakpo broke the deadlock and gave the Reds a cushion, respectively.
Liverpool back atop the table.
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In these mid-week match days, Spurs draw but still pick a point on losers Villa and MU.