Liverpool took a huge step towards the Premier League title with a 2-0 victory over Newcastle, and Arsenal’s challenge was to get into trouble after a 0-0 draw against Nottingham Forest on Wednesday. Liverpool took a 13-point lead at second-place Arsenal thanks to goals from Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister, thanks to goals from Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister. In other actions on Wednesday, Manchester City won 1-0 with Tottenham Hotspur, while 10-man United beat Ipswich 3-2. But as a nearly weaker campaign reached its memorable climax, it was Liverpool who continued to attract Premier League attention.
The Reds certainly look to win the Premier League for the first time since 2020, which will put them in record 20 English titles with Manchester United.
Slot’s soldiers kept stepping on gasoline in 24 hours after Arsenal’s loss to West Ham, and they won a 2-0 victory in the faded Champions City on Sunday 24 hours.
Szoboszlai scored with a clinical end in the 11th minute, while Mac Allister won 20 wins in a brilliant strike in the 63rd minute, and only one defeat in 28 league games this semester.
In his first season as a successor to Jurgen Klopp, Slot made a stunning impact, which could also include the honors of the Champions League and League Cup.
The Reds played Paris Saint-Germain in next week’s Champions League and rematched against Newcastle in the League Cup final on March 16.
“After defeating the City of Man, everyone was so active, and then people started to become confident and complacent,” Slot said.
“Only those who want to achieve it, they also find another equipment to win the next game.”
Arsenal owner Mikel Arteta has said his team will acknowledge the title of “My Body”.
The Gunners have a game at Liverpool, but Arteta may have to accept the deadlock on the city ground, the last nail in Arsenal’s attempt to win the coffin for the first championship since 2004.
The Toothless Gunners had no recognized striker and had only one shot on the city ground, and Riccardo Calafiori hit the outpost in the first half.
“Today, we gave up two points, which is very painful again, and we have to step up our efforts,” Arteta said.
The third-ranked Forest’s surprise challenge to the Champions League qualifiers has also hit the rock after just one win in the last five games.
Erling Haaland returned from injury to Manchester City for a victory at Totterham as the struggling champion entered fourth place.
Hylander suffered a knee injury against Newcastle on February 15, missing out on Manchester City’s first two losses against Real Madrid and Liverpool.
The Norwegian star had no life in the first half of the North London title as Manchester City climbed a point above Chelsea’s fifth-place finish.
It was the 28th goal of all the games this season, with 10 in his last 11 games, silencing critics after a barren spell earlier this season.
After four losses in the last six of all the matches, it was a much-needed victory for Manchester City, who ran well but had a great luck when Tottenham missed a series of second-half opportunities.
“Of course, the injury didn’t play, but it was to keep a positive attitude. We can only do things for the moment. Today, it’s all about winning.”
Harry Maguire’s tough win at Old Trafford complicated the first half red card after Patrick Dorgu’s embarrassment made Ipswich’s opening competition.
Maguire’s second-half header ended United’s three-game winning streak in the league and was covered in a little bit of melancholy after announcing a second-round layoff at the club on Monday.
Ruben Amorim only encountered a disastrous combination between Dorgu and goalkeeper Ander Onana, but he won his fifth victory as Manchester United boss, which made Jaden Philogene an early goal.
Sam Morsy’s own goals and Matthijs de Ligt’s efforts made United’s night worse in Dorgu, the 20-year-old Omari Hutchinson’s high challenge received a red card after making a VAR review.
Philogene sneaks home in the cross of the first half downtime, but Maguire travels from a corner of Bruno Fernandes to the dent third-pound Ipswich’s hope of survival.
Jake O’Brien’s first goal extended their unbeaten game to seven league games after a 1-1 draw at Brentford.
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