Brighton 5-2 Leicester: Brighton put the pressure on Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers with a 5-2 win in a tense game that keeps the Foxes at the bottom of the Premier League....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
The Foxes have now lost their last five Premier League games, their worst losing streak since February 2017, when Claudio Ranieri was fired.
Rodgers was booed as he went to clap the away fans at full-time, where a banner with the words “Rodgers out” was displayed.
Manchester United 3-1 Arsenal: Manchester United defeated Arsenal 3-1 at Old Trafford thanks to two second-half goals from Marcus Rashford. Antony also scored on his United debut.
The Brazilian, who joined United from Ajax for £86 million on Deadline Day, had a dream start to his United career, scoring a first-half opener with a cool first-time finish (35).
Antony’s goal came after VAR disallowed Arsenal’s 12th-minute opener for a foul on Christian Eriksen by Martin Odegaard in the build-up.
United retook the lead six minutes later, with Rashford scoring off a through ball from Bruno Fernandes.
Bukayo Saka’s goal early in the second half gave Mikel Arteta’s team a justifiable equaliser (60).
Rashford then scored his second goal, a breakaway goal set up by Eriksen, in the 75th minute to secure Erik Ten Hag’s side’s fourth consecutive victory and move them up to fifth place.
