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Pochettino takes over Manchester United on November 18, and his current men rolled up a half-dozen goals ‘away’ to Haiti in Saturday’s first leg.
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Joe Prince-Wright breaks down the significance of Wayne Rooney’s iconic bicycle kick against Manchester City in 2011, explaining why there’s no other choice for the No. 1 goal in Premier League history.
Though there are plenty of amazing bicycle kicks across Premier League history, Joe Prince-Wright believes Alejandro Garnacho’s effort against Everton instantly rose above the rest.
Joe Prince-Wright is still scratching his head as to how Paolo Di Canio scored this off-balanced volley against Wimbledon, and it sets the tone for his top three of the best Premier League goals in history.
Joe Prince-Wright breaks down David Beckham’s halfway line goal against Wimbledon in 1996 which announced the true arrival of another Manchester United star.
Emre Can’s jaw-droppingly acrobatic goal kicks off Joe Prince-Wright’s top five as he continues to count down the best 20 goals in Premier League history.
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Liverpool won’t keep the clean sheet as Crystal Palace are awarded a penalty right before the final whistle, allowing Eddie Nketiah to put the Eagles on the board.
It’s 2-0 for Liverpool at Selhurst Park as Florian Wirtz’s first-time effort finds the back of the net for his first goal of the season.
Florian Wirtz finds Alexander Isak for a tidy finish to make it 3-0 for the Reds late in the second half at Selhurst Park.
Things are getting out of hand in a hurry for Brentford as Brighton draw a penalty, opening the door for Pascal Gross to score the Seagulls’ second goal of the first half.
Brian Brobbey outmuscles Levi Colwill and goes down inside the box, allowing Enzo Lee Fee to score Sunderland’s opener from the penalty spot.
Diego Gomez is making scoring worldies a habit as he blasts Brighton ahead of Brentford with a magnificent strike from distance.
Brentford are a goal and a man down after Igor Thiago gets tangled up and uses his elbow in an illegal fashion to force the referee into dishing out a red card.
Evanilson’s press pays off again as he forces Ipswich keeper Christian Walton into a mistake before tucking away Bournemouth’s opener at Portman Road.
It’s an unfortunate moment for Ipswich Town’s Leif Davis as his own goal doubles Bournemouth’s lead at Portman Road.
It’s game on at Portman Road after Jack Clarke steps up to the penalty spot to fire the Tractor Boys within one goal of the Cherries.
