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Bournemouth vs Tottenham Report Scorer: Huijsen 17’ A first-half header from Dean Huijsen secured Bournemouth a narrow 1-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at the Vitality Stadium. The win moves Andoni Iraola’s side above Spurs in the Premier League standings and within touching distance of the European qualification spots. Huijsen Breaks the Deadlock Bournemouth began the game brightly, with 19-year-old Dean Huijsen proving instrumental on both ends of the pitch. The Cherries’ early defensive resilience was on display as Huijsen disrupted former Bournemouth star Dominic Solanke’s first significant chance. Shortly afterward, Huijsen made his mark offensively, rising unmarked at the back post…

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Fulham vs Brighton Report Scorers: Iwobi 4’, 87’, O’Riley (OG) 79’; Baleba 56’ Fulham returned to winning ways in the Premier League with a commanding 3-1 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion at Craven Cottage. Alex Iwobi’s first brace in a year spearheaded the Cottagers’ performance, pushing them back into the top half of the table. Fulham Strike Early Through Iwobi The hosts wasted no time asserting themselves, capitalising on Brighton’s defensive error just four minutes in. Bart Verbruggen’s poor pass in his own box was intercepted by Alex Iwobi, who calmly slotted into an empty net to give Fulham an…

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Aston Villa vs Brentford Report Scorers: Rogers 21’, Watkins 28’, Cash 34’; Damsgaard 54’ Aston Villa snapped their eight-match winless streak with a commanding 3-1 victory over Brentford at Villa Park. Unai Emery’s side rediscovered their form, while Brentford’s away woes continued, earning just one point from their last seven Premier League road games. Early Pressure Leads to Villa’s Dominance Villa started the match tentatively, with an early error gifting Brentford’s Kevin Schade a chance on the counter. However, the hosts quickly grew into the game and asserted their dominance. Ollie Watkins registered the first shot on target, setting the tone for…

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Arsenal vs Manchester United Report Scorers: Timber 54’, Saliba 73’ Arsenal celebrated their 500th match at the Emirates Stadium with a convincing 2-0 victory over rivals Manchester United, extending their unbeaten home run to 13 games across all competitions and closing the gap on Premier League (PL) leaders Liverpool to seven points. Early Drama as Arsenal Dominate the First Half Arsenal began the match on the front foot, and within four minutes, Gabriel Martinelli capitalised on a poor clearance from André Onana to fire home. However, the goal was swiftly ruled out for offside, keeping the scoreline level. Moments later, Thomas…

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Newcastle vs Liverpool Report Scorers: Isak 35’, Gordon 62’, Schar 90’; Jones 50’, Salah 68’ 83’ Liverpool’s seven-point cushion at the Premier League summit was reduced after a dramatic 3-3 draw with Newcastle United at St. James’ Park. Fabian Schär’s late equaliser denied the Reds a comeback victory in a thrilling contest. Newcastle Strike First in a Fierce First Half Liverpool faced early pressure from Newcastle, with Sandro Tonali forcing a smart save from Caoimhin Kelleher in the opening minutes. After surviving Newcastle’s strong start, Liverpool began to find their rhythm. Alexis Mac Allister tested Nick Pope with a powerful…

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Southampton vs Chelsea Report Scorers: Aribo 11’; Disasi 7’, Nkunku 17’, Madueke 34’, Palmer 77’, Sancho 87’ Red Card: Stephens 39’ Chelsea continued their stellar away form in the Premier League with a resounding 5-1 win over 10-man Southampton at St Mary’s Stadium. The victory moves the Blues to within seven points of league leaders Liverpool, fueling their growing title aspirations. Early Goals Set the Tone Chelsea wasted no time asserting their dominance, taking the lead in the seventh minute. Axel Disasi rose to meet Enzo Fernández’s corner, heading the ball over the line to give the visitors an early advantage.…

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Everton vs Wolves Report Scorers: Young 10’, Mangala 33’, Dawson 49’ (OG), 72’ (OG) Everton delivered a commanding performance at Goodison Park, thrashing Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-0 to earn their first Premier League win since mid-October. The result piles pressure on Wolves manager Gary O’Neil and provides a much-needed boost for Sean Dyche’s side ahead of the Merseyside derby at the weekend. Ashley Young’s Early Goal Sets the Tone Wolves started brightly, with Jørgen Strand Larsen and Matheus Cunha both testing Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford in the early minutes. However, their slow-starting tendencies caught up with them once again as Ashley Young…

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Manchester City vs Nottingham Forest Report Scorers: Silva 8’, De Bruyne 31’, Doku 57’ Manchester City ended their seven-game winless streak with a commanding 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest at the Etihad Stadium, inspired by Kevin De Bruyne’s first Premier League start since mid-September. Early Dominance as De Bruyne Shines Amid pre-match concerns over City’s recent struggles, the reigning champions made an emphatic start. Bernardo Silva opened the scoring in the eighth minute, cleverly diverting De Bruyne’s header into the net. The dynamic duo continued to link up brilliantly, with De Bruyne delivering a delightful cross for Silva on the quarter-hour…

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Bournemouth vs Tottenham Preview Draw or Spurs win Both teams to score Bournemouth host Tottenham Hotspur at the Vitality Stadium in a clash between two mid-table sides seeking consistency. Both teams have shown flashes of brilliance but need a strong December to keep their respective campaigns on track. Bournemouth: Building Momentum Bournemouth head into this fixture on the back of a 4-2 victory over Wolves, a game that saw them capitalise on Wolves’ indiscipline with three penalty conversions. That result keeps them in the congested mid-table pack and offers a platform to push for European places. The Cherries have proven themselves against…

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Fulham vs Brighton Preview Draw or Brighton win Both teams to score Fulham and Brighton face off at Craven Cottage in a midweek Premier League clash, with both sides aiming to build on 1-1 draws in their previous outings. While Fulham will be buoyed by their fighting performance against Tottenham, Brighton will look to capitalise on their strong away record to maintain their push for European football. Fulham: Thriving Despite Challenges Fulham’s 1-1 draw against Tottenham showcased their resilience, especially as they held on with ten men following Tom Cairney’s red card. Although their captain’s absence might seem like a blow,…

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