Manchester United Back To The Top

Ziad Achkar analyzes today's Results and how they will affect the Title Race.

by Ziad Achkar (Scribe)

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March 15, 2008

EPL, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United

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It was all but an easy day for the big four in the EPL, Man Utd won 1-o  agaisnt surely relegated derby, Liverpool came back from 1-0 down, to win 2-1. Chelsea won 1-0 against sunderland in the stadium of light, and Arsenal, for the 4th time in a row, drew at home with Middlesbrough.

United had to wait for the 76th minute to score to get ahead, Ronaldo was the scorer from an assist by rooney, ronaldo missed several chances and showed his frustration in his celebration by counting the chances he missed.

Chelsea had a scare in the 6th minute. Terry made a big mistake and could have given Sunderland A Penalty, The referee didn't think there was any. a couple of minutes later, terry headed in the only goal of the game from a corner, bad defending by sunderland, as terry slipped from his marker and netted it in.

Liverpool were Down in the 4th with a sublime strike from reading, beating the goalkeeper, hitting the crossbar and going in the back of the net. Liverpool didnt wait much to equalise, in the 18th min, mascherano scored from a  shot outside of the box. Torres scored his 20th goal in the premiership,putting liverpool back on top, equaling Fowler's effort back in 1996.

Arsenal Looked to be going for their 2nd defeat of the season on the hands of Middlesbrough, who are the only team to beat arsenal this season, 2-1. but in the 85th minute, an unlucky own goal by mark Shwarzer. gave arsenal a dissapointing point, putting them back in the 2nd place.

 So as the day ends, Man Utd are back on top with 67 points edging arsenal on goal difference, with a game in hand against bolton for united, which will be played on wednesday. Arsenal sit in 2nd  and chelsea are 3rd with 64 points and a game in hand. which could see them equaling arsenal . Liverpool on the other hand are 4th with 59 points.

As Arsenal Draw Streak Continues, they slipped back to 2nd, and could see themself 3rd if chelsea can capitalise on arsenal recent poor form. united are on the other hand edging closer to mainting the title.

 

 

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  1. Man Utd huffed and puffed and at times were lucky to escape being punished for some unusual slackness but were deserved winners in the end.

  2. John Terry should have been sent off for the penalty incident a stonewall foul, and a goalscoring opportunity. Next weekend will be a pivitol day in the title race.

  3. Yes, Terry was falling and took the striker with him. a sure foul

  4. with united not taking their chances! its okay i suppose to ride their luck! we haven't had that luck since the beginning of the season! Arsenal rode their luck in the beginning of the season and now their running out of it. somehow, we just have the knack of winning games that we most definitely would've lost if it was liverpool! chelsea beat derby 6-1.. big deal! we beat newcastle 6-0, 5-1.... any other team done that? in fact 4-0 against arsenal! that's why we are the best!

  5. my comment is I like to watch liverpol so and i need to beat man united

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