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What Important Moves Have EPL Clubs Made This Month? While it is well known and accepted that groundbreaking deals generally don’t take place in the January window, it is still an important chance for clubs to improve, bring in some reinforcements in light of injuries and offload some of the fringe members of their squad. Today we take a look at the Premier League transfers that have taken place so far during this January window. It’s important to know that not all deals will be mentioned here, but rather the ones involving players who are more likely to make an impact…

Arsenal vs Tottenham Report Scorers: Solanke (OG) 40’, Trossard 44’; Son 25’ Arsenal came from behind to defeat Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium, moving into second place in the Premier League and completing their fifth double over their rivals in the competition. Goals from Gabriel Magalhães and Leandro Trossard overturned Son Heung-min’s opener as the Gunners revived their title hopes while piling more misery on struggling Spurs. First Half: Dramatic Turnaround for Arsenal The Gunners entered the match under scrutiny following back-to-back cup defeats to Newcastle United and Manchester United, but started brightly. Radu Drăgușin’s crucial block denied Leandro…

Newcastle vs Wolves Report Scorers: Isak 34’, 57’, Gordon 74’ Alexander Isak’s scintillating form continued as Newcastle United cruised to a 3-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers at St. James’ Park, securing their sixth consecutive Premier League win and a spot in the top four. The Swede’s brace and a late goal from Anthony Gordon sealed a dominant display, while Wolves were left to rue missed opportunities and a disallowed goal. First Half: Isak’s Brilliance Breaks the Deadlock Newcastle entered the match brimming with confidence after eight consecutive victories across all competitions. Jacob Murphy set the tone early, forcing José Sá into a…

Leicester vs Crystal Palace Report Scorers: Mateta 52’, Guehi 78’ Crystal Palace matched a club record of six unbeaten away games in the Premier League, securing a 2-0 victory over struggling Leicester City at the King Power Stadium. The result handed Leicester their sixth consecutive defeat, deepening their woes in a difficult campaign. First Half: Lacklustre Start with Missed Opportunities The opening half hour was devoid of genuine quality, with both teams struggling to fashion meaningful chances. Leicester appeared marginally more threatening, with Jamie Vardy’s movement causing problems for Palace’s backline. The veteran striker had a one-on-one opportunity with Dean Henderson,…

Everton vs Aston Villa Report Scorer: Watkins 51’ David Moyes’ return to Goodison Park as Everton manager ended in disappointment as Aston Villa secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory. Ollie Watkins’ first-half strike extended Villa’s unbeaten run against the Toffees to 12 matches and kept Unai Emery’s side firmly in the hunt for European football. First Half: Villa Dominate, Watkins Strikes On an emotional evening under the Goodison Park lights, Aston Villa silenced the raucous home crowd early on. Morgan Rogers almost opened the scoring with a thunderous strike, but Jordan Pickford produced a fine save to deny the Villa man. The…

Manchester United vs Southampton Preview United to win Over 2.5 goals Old Trafford plays host to a vital clash as Manchester United look to bounce back from recent home league woes while relegation-threatened Southampton aim to build momentum under Ivan Jurić. Both teams come into this game buoyed by FA Cup victories, but their league form tells a contrasting story. Manchester United: Seeking Consistency Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United have shown glimpses of their potential, following up a hard-earned draw at Liverpool with an FA Cup triumph over Arsenal. However, fatigue could be an issue, as the Red Devils battled through 120…

Ipswich vs Brighton Preview Draw Both teams to score Ipswich Town host Brighton & Hove Albion at Portman Road in a critical clash for both sides. The Tractor Boys are fighting to escape the relegation zone, while Brighton aim to revive their league form after a series of draws. This game presents an opportunity for Ipswich to build on recent momentum and for Brighton to turn their FA Cup success into Premier League points. Ipswich Town: A Fight for Survival Ipswich Town, one of the promoted sides this season, are battling to stay in the top flight. Despite sitting in the…

Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool Report Scorers: Wood 8’; Jota 66’ A shrewd tactical adjustment by Liverpool manager Arne Slot rescued a 1-1 draw at the City Ground, denying Nottingham Forest their first league double over the Reds since the 1962/63 season. Despite Chris Wood’s early opener and a heroic defensive display from Forest, Diogo Jota’s second-half header ensured Liverpool escaped with a point to remain top of the Premier League. First Half: Forest Strike Early Amid Liverpool Pressure Liverpool began the match on the front foot, dominating possession and piling pressure on the Forest defence. However, it was the hosts who…

West Ham vs Fulham Report Scorers: Soler 31’, Soucek 33’, Paqueta 67’; Iwobi 51’, 78’ Graham Potter celebrated his first Premier League win as West Ham manager, guiding his side to a 3-2 victory over Fulham at the London Stadium. Despite a valiant effort from the visitors, the Hammers capitalised on defensive errors to end Fulham’s nine-match unbeaten run across all competitions and draw closer to their London rivals in the league table. First Half: Hammers Pounce on Fulham Mistakes Fulham started strongly, showcasing the form that has made them one of the Premier League’s best away sides this season. Within…

Chelsea vs Bournemouth Report Scorers: Palmer 13’, James 90+5’; Kluivert 50’ (P), Semenyo 68’ Chelsea’s winless streak in the Premier League stretched to five games (D3, L2) after a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge. Despite Reece James’ dramatic stoppage-time equaliser, the result does little to bolster Chelsea’s faltering top-four ambitions, while Bournemouth extended their unbeaten run across all competitions to 10 matches (W6, D4) and remain firmly in contention for European football. First Half: Chelsea Start Brightly but Fail to Capitalise Desperate to arrest their slide in form, Chelsea began with intensity and took an early lead in…