⚽ Premier League Matchday 15- Preview, Stats, Results- Arsenal vs Chelsea, Leicester City vs Man Utd, Liverpool, Man City and more Discussions

Gylfi Sigurdsson’s strike sends Everton into second place :chart_with_upwards_trend:

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Both of Everton’s last two 1-0 wins in the Premier League have come courtesy of a Gylfi Sigurdsson goal.

The match-winner for the second time this month.

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Boxing Day Results :gift:

:large_blue_circle: Everton moving up :chart_with_upwards_trend:

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Preview: Liverpool vs. West Bromwich Albion

Champions Liverpool will be looking to maintain their lead at the top of the premier league table when they host struggling West Brom at Anfield on Sunday. The Reds are four points clear at the submit following their 7-0 hammering of Crystal Palace last weekend.

Liverpool have been much better at home than they have on the road this term; the overall length of their 66-game unbeaten Anfield run is remarkable, but arguably more impressive is the fact that they have won 32 of the last 33, picking up 97 points from a possible 99 in the process.

Against promoted teams specifically Liverpool have won all 14 home games under Klopp by an aggregate score of 41-7, while they have only lost one of their last 52 such matches, and that was back in 2010-11.

The champions are unbeaten in their last 10 games since their scarcely-believable defeat at Aston Villa and, despite a crippling injury crisis, now sit four points clear at the top of the table with the best attacking record and goal difference in the division.

West Brom have the second-worst goal difference of any club in England’s top four tiers - ahead of only Southend United, who occupy spot number 92 of 92 in the pyramid - having only scored 10 goals so far this season while shipping 29.

West Brom have also lost 29 of their last 34 top-flight matches against the reigning champions, winning only two, and have also only won one of their previous 17 games against a team starting the day at the top of the table.

Liverpool Premier League form: WDWDWW
Liverpool form (all competitions): WWDDWW

West Bromwich Albion Premier League form: LWLLDL

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Preview: Wolverhampton Wanderers vs. Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to bounce back from successive Premier League defeats when they continue their 2020-21 campaign away to Wolverhampton wanderers on Sunday Night.

Spurs have lost their last two in the league to Liverpool and Leicester City, which has seen them drop down into sixth position in the table, while Wolves currently occupy 11th position.

Consistency has been a real problem for Wolves this season, with the team winning six but also losing six of their 14 matches, and a total of 20 points from 14 matches has left them in 11th spot in the table.

Jose Mourinho’s side have slipped down into sixth position in the table, six points behind leaders Liverpool, although a win against Wolves would set them up nicely leading into back-to-back home games with Fulham and Leeds United on December 30 and January 2 respectively.

Wolves have actually won two of the last three Premier League meetings between the two sides, but Spurs have been victorious on each of their last three visits to Molineux.

Wolverhampton Wanderers Premier League form: DWLLWL

Tottenham Hotspur Premier League form: WDWDLL
Tottenham Hotspur form (all competitions): WWDLLW

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Since their return to the Premier League in 2018, Wolves have won 17 of their 19 PL home matches when scoring the first goal, drawing the other two

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Patrick Bamford is the first English player to score 10+ goals in a single Premier League season for Leeds since Robbie Fowler.

The first since 2002.

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Six players have scored 10+ goals in the Premier League this season:

:white_check_mark: Mohamed Salah
:white_check_mark: Dominic Calvert-Lewin
:white_check_mark: Son Heung-min
:white_check_mark: Jamie Vardy
:white_check_mark: Bruno Fernandes
:white_check_mark: Patrick Bamford :new:

In elite company.

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Leeds 1-0 Burnley FT:

:soccer: Bamford

Patrick Bamford’s 10th Premier League goal of the season is enough to give Leeds all three points against Burnley.

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Burnley had more shots on target against Leeds than they’ve had in any other away game in the Premier League this season (6).

No goal to show for it though.

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Neal Maupay has scored his first Premier League goal since the 3rd October against Everton.

His nine game wait for a goal has come to an end.

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Ben Johnson has just scored his first ever Premier League goal on his first Premier League start of the season.

Its also his first senior goal.

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Grealish awesome pass to Watkins which eventually wasted on woodwork. Watkins managed to have total of two rendezvous with woodwork.

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West Ham 2-2 Brighton FT:

:soccer: Maupay
:soccer: Johnson
:soccer: Dunk
:soccer: Soucek

West Ham fight back twice to earn a point against Brighton.

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:large_blue_circle: :white_circle: West Brom - A brilliant point at Anfield :raised_hands:

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Are you happy with your team’s Matchweek 15? :thinking:

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I think:
Leicester :+1:
Man Utd :left_right_arrow:
Arsenal :+1:
Chelsea :-1:
Man City :+1:
West Brom :+1:
Liverpool :left_right_arrow:
Spurs :left_right_arrow:

:left_right_arrow: These could have done better!

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