Manchester City wins 3-1 at Everton
Trailing 1-0 at the break, the Cityzens scored three times in the second half to overthrow Everton. Foden sounded the revolt, before a penalty from Alvarez and a final goal from Bernardo Silva. Manchester City returns to 4th place in the Premier League, three points behind Arsenal and five behind Liverpool, but the Reds are one game ahead.
Bernardo Silva makes the break for City
After a very poor recovery from Pickford, who had deserted his goal, Bernardo Silva recovered and scored into the empty goal from the corner of the area. It makes 3-1 for Manchester City, the match is over. Pep Guardiola’s men were able to turn the game around in the second half.
Manchester City take the lead after an Alvarez penalty
For a handball from Amadou Onana, the referee whistles a penalty. Julian Alvarez takes care of it and transforms. Manchester City takes the lead for the first time in this match against Everton. 1-2.
Chelsea-Crystal Palace: the Blues win 2-1 in pain
Mauricio Pochettino’s men struggled but won 2-1 at Stamford Bridge against Crystal Palace. Jordan Ayew equalized after Mykhailo Mudryk opened the score, but Noni Madueke gave Chelsea a definitive advantage at the very end of the match from a penalty. The Blues are now 10th in the Premier League.
Everton-Manchester City: nice equalizer from Foden
Served by Bernardo Silva, Phil Foden, from 25 meters, takes a sharp shot with his left foot. The ball slips between the goalkeeper and his near post, at ground level. Manchester City returns to 1-1 against Everton.
Chelsea-Crystal Palace: Madueke gives the Blues the lead
Chelsea are finally back in control, Stamford Bridge is relieved. A few minutes after a goal denied to Nicolas Jackson for being offside by a few centimeters, Romeo Lavia obtained a penalty transformed by Noni Madueke from the inside of the left foot. 2-1 for Chelsea one minute from the end of regulation time.
Harrison gives Everton the advantage against Manchester City!
After losing the ball from Rodri, under pressure at the entrance to the area, Dwight McNeil accelerates to the left and crosses low to the ground. Jack Harrison resumes in front of Ederson, beaten. The ball is in the back of the net, Everton creates a surprise and leads 1-0 against Manchester City.
Hwang’s nice goal during Brentford-Wolverhampton
The Wolves lead 3-1 at the break, thanks to a double from Hwang including a second goal that is particularly pleasing to the eyes. Served in the area, the South Korean striker eliminates the defender with a sombrero before finishing with his right foot. A great way to score his 10th goal of the season in the Premier League.
Olise equalizes for Crystal Palace
Just before the break, a great deep cross from Jordan Ayew, from left to right, arrives at Michael Olise. The Frenchman, standing out, can chain a chest control then a left foot strike. Robert Sánchez is beaten at the near post.
Everton-Manchester City, here we go!
Everton: Pickford – Patterson, Branthwaite, Tarkowski, Mykolenko – Garner, Onana, Gomes, Harrison, McNeil – Beto.
Manchester City: Ederson – Walker, Stones, Akanji, Ake – Nunes, Rodri – Silva, Foden, Grealish – Alvarez.
Mudryk launches Chelsea against Crystal Palace!
After triggering an action with a rush in the axis, Malo Gusto inherits a missed pass from Christopher Nkunku. The former Lyon full-back has free rein to cross towards Mykhaïlo Mudryk who concludes without difficulty to open the scoring.
Nkunku starts for the first time
The Frenchman who arrived this summer at Chelsea but suffered a serious knee injury is lined up for the first time by Mauricio Pochettino. Coming into play in the Blues’ last two matches, he even scored a goal in his team’s defeat at Wolverhampton. Chelsea are counting on him to raise his head.
Chelsea and Manchester City on the evening program
The Blues, who have lost three of their last four Premier League matches, host Crystal Palace at 8:30 p.m. In the process, Manchester City travels to Everton at 9:15 p.m. Pep Guardiola’s men, fresh winners of the Club World Cup, have two games behind provisional leader Liverpool and points to take to catch up with the leading teams.