Everton’s pain has been to Luton’s gain. There was still a desperate need to start winning and after a hard-fought lead had been surrendered in seconds, Rob Edwards, their manager, looked to the Bedfordshire skies in desolation. Teden Mengi’s goal had blown the roof off but the celebrations were barely finished when Michael Olise scored a brilliant …
Roberto De Zerbi admitted Brighton reacted “like we had won the Champions League” as his players and staff ran across the pitch to celebrate with away supporters after a first win in seven Premier League matches despite Lewis Dunk’s red card.With two more players dropping down injured after Brighton went behind to Anthony Elanga’s early opener, few …
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A humbling defeat raises further questions over the mentality of Mauricio Pochettino's side
Hatters hold on for crucial win at the bottom
The Blues captain was once again in the starting XI as he returns to full fitness following a lengthy injury spell and played a vital role for his side in the match, though he didn't last the game.
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Three wins in four top-flight matches for the Cherries.
Michael Oliseh had earlier cancelled out Teden Mengi’s opener.
For much of the second half it seemed as though Jay Rodriguez’s 49th-minute penalty was going to earn the Clarets a vital win.
Nottingham Forest 2-3 Brighton: The Seagulls held on despite the dismissal of captain Lewis Dunk in the second half.
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Newcastle 4-1 Chelsea: Eddie Howe’s side scored three goals after the break to sink the Blues
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RYAN WALKER AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: Jamie Vardy came off the bench to clinch another victory for table-topping Leicester as they bested a stubborn Watford side at the King Power Stadium.
HENRY CLARK AT BRAMALL LANE: It is probably a little premature to start labelling games as 'must-win' given that we are still over a month away from the turn of the year.
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BURNLEY 1-2 WEST HAM - ADAM SHERGOLD AT TURF MOOR: And they have now suffered six consecutive top-flight defeats for the first time since December 1895.
Lifted out of the relegation zone by Everton 's 10-point deduction this week, Rob Edwards' side put clear daylight between themselves and the bottom three with a battling 2-1 win. .
BIRMINGHAM CITY 2-1 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY - TOM COLLOMOSSE AT ST ANDREW'S: The Blues had collected only one point from their opening five games under Rooney.