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Tottenham vs Liverpool EFL Cup Report Scorers: Bergvall 86’ Tottenham Hotspur edged out defending EFL Cup holders Liverpool with a dramatic 1-0 victory in the first leg of their semi-final clash. A late strike from Lucas Bergvall gave Spurs a vital advantage, snapping Liverpool’s nine-match unbeaten run in the competition and putting Ange Postecoglou’s side within touching distance of a long-awaited trophy. Early Promise Overshadowed by Injuries The game marked a second goalkeeping debut in as many matches for Spurs, with new signing Antonin Kinský stepping in as Postecoglou navigated a squad riddled with injuries and suspensions. Despite the challenges, Tottenham…
Salah vs Henry: Who Is the Better Premier League Forward? The Premier League has witnessed a plethora of remarkable talents, but few have left an indelible mark quite like Mohamed Salah and Thierry Henry. Both players have shattered records, redefined expectations, and become legends for their respective clubs. Salah, the talisman for Liverpool, and Henry, the iconic Arsenal striker, are often compared for their incredible achievements. Today, EPLNews delves into their impact, accomplishments, and legacies, using the latest milestones and records to highlight their influence. Salah Ties Henry in Premier League Goals Mohamed Salah recently etched his name alongside Thierry Henry…
Arsenal vs Newcastle EFL Cup Report Scorers: Isak 37’, Gordon 51’ Newcastle United delivered a disciplined and clinical performance at the Emirates, earning a 2-0 first-leg victory over Arsenal in the EFL Cup semi-final. The result not only ended a 14-match winless streak in away meetings against the Gunners but also strengthened Newcastle’s hopes of reaching their second EFL Cup final in three seasons. First Half: Isak’s Milestone Goal Stuns the Emirates The match began at a frenetic pace, with both sides creating chances in an open and intense opening 10 minutes. Joelinton fired over the bar for Newcastle, while Martin…
Matchday 20 Awards In terms of the title race, it was a weekend that only benefitted Nottingham Forest, which is a phrase that we never thought we would type when the season started. Wood & Co. beat Wolves yesterday evening in a pragmatic display of counter-attacking football that was much more enjoyable than we are used to from a Monday night fixture. Liverpool were surprisingly held by Manchester United, while Arsenal failed to overcome Brighton. Manchester City made it back-to-back Prem wins for the first time in what feels like forever, Southampton are doing everything they can to take Derby’s record of…
Tottenham vs Liverpool Preview Liverpool to win Gakpo to score Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool lock horns in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-finals, with both sides eyeing a place in the Wembley showpiece. Spurs are desperate to end their long trophy drought, while Liverpool aim to defend their title and extend their dominance in domestic cup competitions. Tottenham Hotspur: Fighting Against the Odds Spurs’ hopes of silverware hinge on this semi-final clash, but their recent form raises concerns. Since their thrilling 4-3 quarter-final victory over Manchester United, Ange Postecoglou’s side have gone four games without a win (D1,…
Wolves vs Nottingham Forest Report Scorers: Gibbs-White 7’, Wood 44’, Awoniyi 90+4’ Nottingham Forest delivered a scintillating counter-attacking display to secure a commanding 3-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux, marking their sixth consecutive Premier League win. The result propels Forest level with second-placed Arsenal on points, while Wolves remain precariously above the relegation zone on goal difference. Gibbs-White Silences Molineux Hoping to extend his unbeaten start as Wolves manager, Vítor Pereira faced a stern test against a high-flying Forest side, and his plans were quickly undone. Forest opened the scoring in just the seventh minute, with Morgan Gibbs-White playing the…
Club Logos: Some Curious Cases of Stolen Identity Football club logos are more than just a design—they represent a club’s history, culture, and identity, forming a deep connection with fans. Over time, some iconic crests have transcended borders, serving as inspiration—or in some cases, direct templates—for unrelated teams around the world. Interestingly, even some of the smaller Premier League clubs, not just the global powerhouses, have found their logos “borrowed” by teams from distant lands. Manchester City and Santiago City FC The reigning Premier League champions have issued a warning to Santiago City FC, a team from the fourth Chilean division, back…
Arsenal vs Newcastle Preview Arsenal to win Both teams to score The Carabao Cup semi-finals begin with an enticing clash between Arsenal and Newcastle at the Emirates Stadium. Both teams are in strong form and will be eager to establish an advantage in the first leg, setting the stage for a dramatic return fixture at St James’ Park. Arsenal: Seeking a League Cup Return Arsenal’s pursuit of the Premier League title has hit a few snags, but they’ve remained resilient in cup competitions. Their 1-1 draw with Brighton at the weekend extended their unbeaten run to 13 games in all…
Liverpool vs Manchester United Report Scorers: Gakpo 59’, Salah 70’ (P); Martinez 52’, Diallo 80’ Manchester United earned a hard-fought point against Premier League table-toppers Liverpool in a pulsating 2-2 draw at Anfield. The result saw United end their six-year goal drought at the iconic stadium, while Liverpool retained their lead at the top of the table despite being held in a second consecutive league draw. United Start Positively but Liverpool Threaten Early Manchester United arrived at Anfield with a poor record, having gone eight league games without a win at the venue—their longest run since 1979. However, Ruben Amorim’s men…
Fulham vs Ipswich Report Scorers: Jimenez 69’ (P), 90+1’ (P); Szmodics 38’, Delap 71’ (P) Fulham extended their unbeaten run to eight Premier League matches with a thrilling 2-2 draw against Ipswich Town at Craven Cottage. Twice coming from behind, Marco Silva’s side denied the Tractor Boys their first back-to-back top-flight wins since 2002, while Ipswich remain rooted in the relegation zone despite a spirited performance. Cottagers Dominate Early but Pay for Missed Chances Buoyed by an unbeaten streak, Fulham controlled the early proceedings, dominating possession and pinning Ipswich deep into their half. However, turning that dominance into clear-cut chances proved challenging.…