Norbert Nagy is still in the lead
Szoboszlai shows himself in the beginning
The veteran Tamara Csipes brought another medal to our country
The young Swede jumped to the top, beating everyone, even the world
Lucán Hámori was the eyes of the world
After Leipzig, the "cannons" would also be run over by Manchester United
The "Red Devils" play very convincingly on the international stage, but they haven't been able to transfer their good form to the Premier League yet. It won’t be easy for Arsenal, but if the Rashfords keep their scoring momentum, they could have three points at home.
Even so, the fans of the two teams have had a decisive influence on either the championship title or the medal rankings, as well as the Champions League qualification, but lately they have only ran flashes from them, unable to perform consistently according to their traditions.
This is also the start of the season: Arsenal have collected nine of the possible 18 points and MU seven in six games. In addition, the undulating Manchesterians are undefeated in their home environment after three performances, and were knocked out twice in addition to a draw.
The Londoners have been defeated three times in the last four rounds, after being overtaken by Liverpool, Manchester City and most recently Leicester City. Arsenal have played a draw as a guest of United in the previous two seasons.
They have met at the forefront 202 times so far, with Manchester United winning 83 and Arsenal 71 in 48 draws. Home team Eric Bailly and Jesse Lingard will be missing out on Sunday due to injury, Anthony Martial being banned, and guests will be forced to miss a game by David Luiz and Rob Holding.
Leading rider Everton will also play on Sunday at Newcastle United home, defending champion and also 13-point city rival FC Liverpool will host West Ham United on Saturday.
Premier League Round 7:
Friday:
Wolverhampton Wanderers-Crystal Palace 21.00
Saturday:
Sheffield United-Manchester City 13.30
Burnley-Chelsea 16.00
Liverpool-West Ham United 18.30
Sunday:
Aston Villa-Southampton 13.00
Newcastle United-Everton 15.00
Manchester United-Arsenal 5.30 p.m.
Tottenham Hotspur-Brighton 20.15
Monday:
Fulham-West Bromwich Albion 6.30pm
Leeds United-Leicester City 21.00
Table A:
1. Everton 6 14- 9 13 points
2. FC Liverpool 6 15-14 13
3. Aston Villa 5 12- 5 12
4. Leicester City 6 13- 8 12
5. Tottenham Hotspur 6 16- 8 11
6. Leeds United 6 12- 9 10
7. Southampton 6 10- 9 10
8. Crystal Palace 6 8- 9 10
9. Wolverhampton Wanderers 6 6- 8 10
10. Chelsea 6 13-9 9
11. Arsenal 6 8- 7 9
12. West Ham United 6 12- 8 8
13. Manchester City 5 8- 8 8
14. Newcastle United 6 8-10 8
15. Manchester United 5 9-12 7
16. Brighton and Hove Albion 6 10-12 5
17. West Bromwich Albion 6 6-14 3
18. Burnley 5 3- 9 1
Sheffield United 6 3- 9 1
20. Fulham 6 5-14 1
(Source: Source: sportrajongo.hu, mti / Photo: pixabay)
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