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Shameful red: Liverpool lost 2:0 to Everton

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 27, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

The 34th round of the Premier League was held this evening (Thursday) with the Liverpool city derby in focus in which Everton beat Liverpool 0:2 and apparently destroyed their championship dreams. Manchester United beat Sheffield United last in the table 2:4, after coming back twice on the way to a crazy turnaround. In addition, Crystal Palace beat Newcastle 2-0 thanks to a brace from Jean-Philippe Mattea to record a third consecutive win under Oliver Glasner, while Bournemouth beat Wolves 0-1 in a hard-fought game.

Everton – Liverpool 0:2

A fatal blow to Jurgen Klopp’s team in the championship race. The guest succumbed to the Toffees with goals from Jared Burnthwaite who took advantage of a defensive error in the 27th minute, and Dominic Calvert Lewin who powerfully struck in from a corner kick in the 58th minute. In doing so, the Reds remain three points behind Arsenal, and are one point above Manchester City, who have two games in hand.

In order to get back into the picture in the championship race, Klopp’s team will need two stumbles from each of their rivals in the little that remains until the end of the season. The Mighty Reds will host West Ham in the next round for a tough game and will hope to recover, while the Blues will hope to continue the positive momentum when they host Brentford.

Alexis McAllister vs. Dominic Calvert Lewin (Reuters) Andrew Robertson vs. Jack Harrison (Reuters)

27th minute, a goal! Everton went up to 0:1: Jared Burnthwaite took advantage of a difficult defensive error and pushed home from close range to give the hosts the lead

Everton players celebrate (Reuters) Abdulai Dokora vs. Virgil van Dijk (Reuters) Dominic Soboslai vs. James Tarkowski (Reuters) Dwight McNeil vs. Ibrahima Konata (Reuters) Jurgen Klopp, his last derby (Reuters)

58th minute, a goal! Everton went up to 0:2: Dominique Calvert Lewin rose above Trent Alexander Arnold and slammed in powerfully after a corner kick. Klopp’s trainees are in complete shock

Dominic Calvert Lewin scores (Reuters) Dominic Calvert Lewin celebrates (Reuters) Liverpool players in shock (Reuters)

Manchester United – Sheffield United 2:4

What a great game we got at Old Trafford. The visitors, who may be officially relegated in the next round, took the lead twice with goals from Jayden Bogle and Brereton Diaz. The host showed character and came back twice en route to a crazy victory, Harry Maguire, Bruno Fernandes (double) and Rasmus Hoylund scoring for the much-maligned Eric Ten Brother’s side.

The Red Devils, who rose to sixth place at the expense of Newcastle, will host Vincent Kompany’s Burnley in the next round and hope to continue the winning streak, while the last in the table will be hosted by tough Newcastle and if they lose as mentioned, they will be officially relegated.

Alejandro Granacho against Anel Ahmadhodzic (Reuters) Bruno Fernandes (Reuters)

36th minute, a goal! Sheffield United went up to 0:1: Jayden Bogle took advantage of a catastrophic mistake in the defense, subdued Andre Unana and raised the latter in the table to a surprising lead

Sheffield United players celebrate (Reuters) Manchester United players are disappointed (Reuters)

42nd minute, a goal! Manchester United drew 1:1: Alejandro Granacho picked up a wonderful ball for Harry Maguire who made no mistake and slotted home to equalize for the hosts

Manchester United players celebrate (Reuters)

Minute 50, a goal! Sheffield United went up to 1:2: Brereton Diaz scored after Ben Osborne’s assist and made a huge 1:2 for the guest

Brereton Diaz celebrates (Reuters)

62nd minute, a goal! Manchester United draws 2:2: Bruno Fernandes leveled the score with a penalty for Erik ten Haag’s side

Bruno Fernandes and Kobe Mayno celebrate (Reuters)

81st minute, a goal! Manchester United went up to 2:3: Bruno Fernandes completed a personal double on the way to a wonderful transformation of the Red Devils

Bruno Fernandes is crazy (Reuters)

85th minute, a goal! Manchester United went up to 2:4: Rasmus Hoylund joined the celebration at Old Trafford, the brothers racing to victory in style

Manchester United players are happy (Reuters)

Crystal Palace – Newcastle 0:2

Oliver Glasner’s side continued to look excellent en route to an impressive win over the Magpies. The hosts celebrated a couple of Jean-Philippe Mattea (’55 and ’88) on the way to a third victory in a row. The Whites and Blacks, who dropped to seventh place, will host Sheffield United, last in the table, in the next round and will hope to return to winning ways. On the other hand, the Eagles will host Fulham for a very intriguing match.

Alexander Issac vs. Dean Henderson (Reuters) Bruno Guimaraes vs. Adam Wharton (Reuters)

55th minute, a goal! Crystal Palace went up 0:1: Jean-Philippe Mettet coolly finishes after a great tackle from Jordan Ayew, the Eagles celebrate

Crystal Palace players celebrate (Reuters) Anthony Gordon against Chris Richards (Reuters)

88th minute, a goal! Crystal Palace went up to 0:2: Matete completed a huge brace and doubled the lead for Oliver Glasner’s men

Crystal Palace players celebrate (Reuters)

Wolves – Bournemouth 1:0

It was tough, but in the end Andoni Ireola’s side prevailed over the stubborn hosts. A single goal by Antoine Samaniou in the 37th minute decided the match, Milos Karkaz was sent off in the 79th minute. Gary O’Neill’s side had two goals disallowed. The Cherries will meet Roberto de Zerbi’s Brighton in the next round and will try to record a second win in a row. In contrast, the Wolves will hope to recover against Luton.

Pablo Serbia vs Lewis Cook (Reuters)

37th minute, a goal! Bournemouth went up to 0:1: Antoine Semanio scored from close range and put the guests ahead 0:1

Antoine Samagno celebrates (Reuters) Max Kilman against Dominic Solanke (Reuters)

79th minute, red card! Milos Karkaz made a sharp tackle on an opposing player and left his team with 10 players

The referee draws a red card for Milosh Karkaz (Reuters)

April 27, 2024 0 comments

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Red London: Arsenal humiliated Chelsea 0:5

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 24, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

English league 23-24

Game board

Cycle 29 – 04/23/2024

Burnley
1 – 2
Brentford

Luton
1 – 1
Nottingham Forest

Fulham
0 – 3
Tottenham

West Ham
1 – 1
Aston Villa

Wolves
Wednesday, 04/24, 9:45 p.m
Bournemouth

Crystal Palace
Wednesday, 04/24, 10:00 p.m
Newcastle

Everton
Wednesday, 04/24, 10:00 p.m
Liverpool

Manchester United
Wednesday, 04/24, 10:00 p.m
Sheffield United

Brighton
Thursday, 04/25, 10:00 p.m
Manchester city

Outstanding actor Martin Odgor, score: 9
Although he did not score, he once again proved that he is Arsenal’s engine. In addition, he scored two goals skillfully. The disappointing player Michail Modric, score: 4
Modric again does not show the ability that is expected of him

Two groups from the same city, but completely opposite, different and in other trends. The hot championship race in the Premier League continued this evening (Tuesday) with a tremendous London derby, which ultimately ended in only one-sided status and a tremendous display of purpose by Arsenal, when they humiliated Chelsea 0:5 in the play-off match from the 29th round.

The Gunners were eliminated last week from the Champions League by Bayern Munich and they will no longer lift the cup with the ears. Mikel Arteta remembers very well last season, when he lost the championship to Manchester City after already being at the top with a gap of eight points.

This season, the top of England is hot as Liverpool joined the two teams and in every round – the game of chairs continues and the positions change. In February, Arsenal had an excellent season and beat everyone they wanted to, but slightly dropped in ability, losing to Aston Villa 10 days ago and even losing the top to City.

Mikel Arteta is happy at the end (Reuters)

Tonight the Gunners arrived when they are at the top due to a better goal difference than Liverpool and with a game more than City, and after the London derby, Arteta and his apprentices have only one statement to make and that is that they do not give up, until the last moment, when as mentioned they did not have mercy on Chelsea and in fact in a magnificent second half, London was painted red.

It started with a first goal after just four minutes, as Andrew Trussard fired the Emirates Stadium. In the first half, Arsenal continued to attack and was better, but did not know how to shake the net again, when on the other hand, Djorja Petrovic saved the Blues time and time again.

The second half started with a crazy blitz of the host, they threatened and had opportunities, until in the 52nd minute Ben White doubled the advantage. Five minutes later, Martin Odgor delivered a tremendous pass to Kai Habertz who scored, and it wasn’t the last of the striker.

Conor Gallagher and Ben White, one disappointed and one scored a brace (Reuters) Martin Odgore is happy, man of the match (Reuters)

In the 65th minute Arsenal once again pressed in Chelsea’s area and got paid, this time Bokayo Saka fed Havretz who completed a tremendous double. Did you think Bleach was over? no and no. Odgore delivered an artisan pass once more, found Ben White who delivered and then kicked, and that completed a double of his own. In total – Arsenal scored four goals in only 18 minutes. what madness

The championship race is not over, and apparently it won’t be over until the end, until the last round, which will happen in just a month. At the moment – Arsenal is in first place with 77 points (34 games), Liverpool with 74 points (33 games) and City with 73 points (32 games). The Gunners will meet Tottenham on April 28 for another, more difficult, London derby.

On the other side of a city, the color blue, Chelsea, what else is left to say about the team? The Blues are in a very bad season for them and they will not be in Europe, they wanted to win the FA Cup, but were eliminated after losing 1:0 to City in the semi-finals. Precisely after a tremendous 0:6 over Everton, when Cole Palmer scored a fourth there. It can be said that the Englishman was greatly missed by his team this evening which did not manage without him, Maurizio Pochettino will hope to return to the winning track on 27.4 when he will be hosted by Aston Villa.

second half

’90+7
Judge Simon Hopper whistled for the end of the match! The game is over, in a one-sided situation with a tremendous display of purpose, Arsenal humiliated Chelsea 5:0 and temporarily increased the gap at the top to three points

’82
Last change at Arsenal. Saka is out, Fabio Vieira is in

’79
Maduca is out, Cesar Sezday is in

Conor Gallagher (Reuters) Declan Rice and Noni Maduka (Reuters)

’78
Replacement at Chelsea. Gilchrist out, Thiago Silva in

’76
Ben White also entered the referee’s register

Mikel Arteta (Reuters) Maurizio Pochettino (Reuters)

’72
Takehiro Tomiyasu also made his place, Zinchenko entered

’72
Habertz also left, Jesus entered

’72
Trussard left, Martinelli entered

’72
Four substitutions at Arsenal. Partey left, Jorginho entered.

Chelsea players are disappointed (Reuters) Ben White and Martin Odgor celebrate (Reuters) Ben White and Declan Rice celebrate (Reuters)

’70
Gate! Arsenal does not stop and went up to 0:5: this is already humiliation! Odgor, in a moment of great magic, put in a deep ball to Ben White who sent it, doubted it, and found the net

’67
Enzo Fernandez is also out, Trevo Chalova is in possession

’67
Double substitution at Chelsea. Modric out, Sterling in

Enzo Fernandez is disappointed (Reuters) Kai Hubertz celebrates with Arsenal players (Reuters) Kai Hubertz’s goal (Reuters)

’65
Gate! Arsenal went up to 0:4: this is already a defeat! This time Saka left the ball to Havretz who kicked, subdued Petrovic and completed a double

’61
A chance for Chelsea. Noni Madoka tried his luck, but his shot missed the frame

Kai Habertz celebrates (Reuters) Kai Habertz kicks (Reuters)

’57
Gate! Arsenal went up to 0:3: the gunners have no mercy. Odgor sent a long ball to Kai Habertz who took great control and scored

Kai Hubertz celebrates (Reuters) Arsenal players celebrate (Reuters) Ben White celebrates (Reuters) Ben White’s ball in the net (Reuters)

’52
Gate! Arsenal went up 0:2: like the opening of the first half, the second also opened with a storm. The Gunners pressed the Chelsea goal, Ben White doubled the lead

’51
A tremendous opportunity for Arsenal, who started the second half with a storm. Odgor put a great deep ball into Havretz who kicked and squeezed a save from Petrovic

first half

’45
Andrew Trussard also entered the referee’s book

’43
Mark Kokuriye also entered the referee’s register

Noni Madoaka (Reuters) Mark Kokuriye and Kai Hubertz (Reuters)

’42
Alfie Gilchrist received the first yellow card of the game

’30
Finally a first chance for Chelsea. Cucoria passed to Enzo Fernandez who was completely free and kicked with a touch, but the ball missed the crossbar by centimeters

’27
Tremendous double save by Petrovic. The first time Habertz kicked flat and squeezed a save, after a few seconds once again from outside the box, only the opportunity belonged to Trosar who kicked, the ball hit a defender, but the Blues goalkeeper was on the spot and managed to repel

Takehiro Tomiyasu takes control of the ball (Reuters) Declan Rice and Conor Gallagher (Reuters)

’26
Arsenal is playing excellently and close to the second goal. Another great attack, Haberz passed to Saka who kicked into the hands of Petrovic

’22
Another chance for Arsenal. Gabriel gave a ball to Reyes, who turned great and took a kick that went over the goal

’15
Great opportunity for Arsenal. Odgor made a great cross into the box for the head of Tomiyasu who shot wide

Arsenal players celebrate (Reuters) Andrew Trussard celebrates (Reuters) Andrew Trussard kicks (Reuters) Andrew Trussard kicks (Reuters)

‘4
Gate! Arsenal went up 0:1: an amazing opening in the Emirates. It was quick, great attack from the Gunners, Declan Rice completely free, advanced into the box and passed to Trussar, who unleashed a great, flat kick between Petrovic’s legs

‘1
Judge Simon Hopper kicked off the match!

April 24, 2024 0 comments

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The sweetest thing: Inter champion after 1:2 over Milan

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 24, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Italian League 23-24

Game board

Cycle 33 – 22/04/2024

Genoa
1 – 0
Lazio

Cagliari
2 – 2
Juventus

Empoli
0 – 1
Naples

Verona
0 – 1
Udinese

Sassuolo
3 – 0
Leche

Turin
0 – 0
Prosinone

Salernitana
2 – 0
Fiorentina

Monza
2 – 1
Atalanta

Rome
3 – 1
Bologna

Milan
2 – 1
Inter

It was known and no one had any doubt that it would happen, and tonight (Monday) it officially happened. Inter won the 20th championship in its history, and did it in the sweetest way possible, in a derby against the hated rival, Milan. The Nerazzurri beat the Rossoneri 1:2 in the 33rd round of the Italian league and increased the gap to 17 points, five rounds to the end of the season.

Inter came into the game from the first moment. Simona Izenagi’s team had a great start and dominated the opening, when in the 18th minute they also got their money’s worth and scored the first goal of the game. Francesco Aberci was the first to reach the corner kick and hit it in. The blue-black ones are crazy. The guest still tried to double before going down to the break, but without success, when Markus Toram was stopped by the crossbar and Otro Martins missed from close range.

As in the first half, the second half also started like crazy for Inter. Marcus Thuram finished off a great individual performance with a sharp kick from outside the box into Mike Manian’s corner and into the net. The blue-blacks smelled the championship approaching, until in the 80th minute Afikyo Tomori scored for Milan, instilling hope among the visiting fans and putting the host under pressure.

Inter celebrates a championship (Reuters)

During the added time, a fight broke out between the players of the two teams, which lasted for many minutes. At the end, referee Andrea Colombo drew a red card for Theo Hernandez and Diesel Dumfries and sent them both off. Despite this, the spirits did not calm down, and three minutes later it was Vidida Calberia who committed a foul without the ball and was sent off as well.

Despite Milan’s pressure at the end, the result remained unchanged. Inter won 1:2 and won the Scotado, in a rather impressive season. Tsimuna Izenagi can be proud of the players who brought the club the 20th championship in its history.

Huge celebrations at Inter (Reuters)

second half

Huge celebrations at Inter (Reuters)

’90+7
The spirits did not calm down, and Davide Calabria committed a foul without the ball and also saw a red card

A huge battle between Inter and Milan (Reuters)

’90+4
Denzel Dumfries also saw a red card

’90+4
Theo Hernandez saw a red card at the end of the brawl

Huge mess in Derby (Reuters)

’90+3
A fight between the players broke out in extra time. The players of the two teams began to confront each other in an ugly incident

’90+2
Pikayo Tomori saw a yellow card

’90
Matteo Gabbia received a yellow card

Milan derby (Reuters)

’84
Khan Celhanolo left, Christian Aslani entered in his place

’84
Double exchange in inter lines. Matteo Driman left, Denzel Dumfries came in his place

Tomori breathes a little hope (Reuters) Fukayo Tomori in a frenzy (Reuters) Fukayo Tomori celebrates (Reuters)

’80
Gate! Milan narrowed to 2:1: Rafael Liao collected the ball into the area, Matteo Gabia hit the first shot and hit the crossbar, Pikayo Tomoro was the first to reach the rebound and hit from close range

’77
Noah Okfor came on for Yunus Musa

Simona Inzaghi (Reuters)

’77
Niccolò Barella left, Davide Pratsi entered in his place

’74
Rafael Laao put in a great cross to Christian Pulisic, the latter stopped the ball wide and sent a kick that went over the crossbar

Federico DiMarco Doher (Reuters)

’68
Ruben Loftus-Cheek also left, Samuel Chukwueza entered at his expense

’68
Yassin Adli made way for Ismail Benasser

’58
Can Celhanulo had a good kick from a comfortable position on the edge of the box, but Mike Mannion got down great and pushed the ball away

Stefano Pioli (Reuters)

’52
First substitution of the game. Tijani Reynders left, Olivier Giroud entered in his place

’51
Theo Hernandez made a great kick, but Jan Sommer was there and managed to block the ball

Inter players are crazy (Reuters) Markus Toram celebrates (Reuters) Inter doesn’t see eye to eye. This is the closest there is (Reuters)

’49
Gate! Inter went up 0:2: Marcus Thuram finished a great individual performance with a flat kick into the corner of the goal and into the net. Inter is close to the championship

Marcus Thuram conquers (Reuters)

first half

In the derby as in the derby, things heated up (Reuters)

’38
Marcus Thuram received a ball in the box and sent a great kick that beat Mike Manian, but was stopped by the crossbar

’37
Theo Hernandez also saw a yellow card

Yellow for Lutro Martins (Reuters)

’32
Lautre Martins saw a yellow card

Rafael Liao disappointed (Reuters)

’29
Raphael Liao kicked from a good position, but Jan Sommer was there to save

Rafael Liao skips Benjamin Fabre (Reuters) and Lautro Martins (Reuters)

’25
A huge miss for Lautro Martins. The striker found himself completely alone in the box, and from five meters he kicked a touch over the goal

’22
Niccolò Barella saw the first yellow card of the game after a foul

Inter players in the clouds (Reuters) Francesco Accerbi celebrates (Reuters) Inter players in ecstasy (Reuters) Inter in a frenzy. It’s coming (Reuters)

’18
Gate! Inter went up 0:1: Francesco Acherbi was the first to reach a corner that was lifted into the box, and from five meters he hit the net perfectly

Francesco Accerbi slams in (Reuters)

’15
Theo Hernandez sent a strong kick from about 18 meters diagonally from the goal, but the ball was far from the frame

Marcus Thuram runs away from Pikayo Tomori (Reuters)

‘8
The first chance of the game came when Lautro Martinez tried his luck, but the ball went over the frame

‘1
Referee Andrea Colombo kicked off the game!

Milan players (Reuters) Inter players ready (Reuters)

April 24, 2024 0 comments

World

Mikel Arteta: “We have the mentality of champions”

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 24, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Just not strength. Arsenal humiliated Chelsea last night (Tuesday) with a huge 0:5 at the Emirates Stadium, one that sent a message to their rivals at the top: the Gunners are going to the end of the season.

Mikel Arteta” Our confidence. We played very well against a good team.”

“Arsenal is no longer suffocating and humiliating Chelsea, who looked like half a team without Cole Palmer,” it was written in “Daily Mail” The Englishman. “The idea that Arsenal will lose their first in the crucial stages of the season, is dead. The idea that the championship will be handed to Manchester City on a platter is over,” it added. “Arsenal is not giving up. It is a group that knows how to rise again. They faced a severe handicap in the home loss to Aston Villa and elimination from the Champions League, and now they played like a champion team. She sees the finish line and started sprinting towards it.”

Sky Sports’ Nick Wright continued: “Arsenal exploded in the second half. They created a number of very good chances and responded superbly between halves, which helped their goal difference. There was a party atmosphere at the Emirates Stadium.”

Despite the show, it should be noted, Arsenal still have a game missing against City. Opta’s algorithm gives the Gunners 29.9% for the championship compared to 55.3% for Pep’s reigning champion, with Arsenal favorite to finish in second place for the second year in a row with 41.2%.

Chelsea suffered a historic humiliation (GETTY) and now, for some numbers from the Gunners’ tremendous display. Mikel Arteta’s team conceded no less than 15 balls in the last third of Chelsea’s pitch – more than in any other game under the Spanish coach.

Beyond that, Arsenal kicked 27 times towards Chelsea’s goal, 13 in the first half and 14 in the second. Since the 2003/04 season, there have not been two halves in which the Blues have conceded more shots on goal.

For Arsenal, the 5:0 over Chelsea was their biggest win over their London rival in all competitions, while for the Blues it is the second highest ever loss in a London derby since the 6:0 to KPR in March 1986.

The one who took the loss hard is of course Chelsea’s coach, Mauricio Pochettino: “If we want to be in a different place next season, we have to start making decisions here.”

April 24, 2024 0 comments

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“Two Premier League stars were arrested on suspicion of rape”

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 23, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

“Two Premier League stars were arrested on suspicion of rape” – The Sport Channel

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Report: The footballers, both 19 years old, were taken to the police outside their home stadium

The Sports Channel website system 04.23.24 – 22:04

(GETTY)

Are we at the beginning of a serious affair in English football? This evening (Tuesday) it was reported in the “Daily Mail” that two footballers (“stars”, according to the report) playing in the Premier League were arrested, outside their home stadium, on suspicion of rape and assault. The local police raided the stadium and arrested the players, both 19 years old.

The first actor was questioned on suspicion of assault and solicitation of rape, he was questioned under caution, after spending a night in custody. The second actor was arrested later that day, and was questioned on suspicion of rape. Both players were released on bail until further notice.

A spokesman for the club where the two players play told The Sun, which published the news first: “The issue is currently in the hands of the police, the club will not comment further – at this stage.”

April 23, 2024 0 comments

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“City, Arsenal, Atletico and Barca will be in the semi-finals”

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 19, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

ONE | system 04/18/2024 07:30
Joao Felix (Reuters)

Last week before the quarter finals of the Champions League, Joao Felix was interviewed and bet who would be the four teams that would advance to the semi final stage.

The Portuguese star of Barcelona placed his bet, and after the last match of the quarter-finals ended – it turned out that he was not right even once.

“I think that Manchester City, Arsenal, Atlético Madrid and we (Barcelona) will go through a stage,” Felix said, but Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Dortmund and PSG are the ones who have advanced.

After Real Madrid’s victory over City on penalties, this quote from Felix became particularly viral, with many remembering it.

In addition, Felix is not the only one who was wrong when, according to Opta, the outgoing European champions were favorites against the Blancos with 60% compared to 40%, when the Blues were also defined as favorites to win the factory.

Xavi: “The referee’s decisions are always against us”

April 19, 2024 0 comments

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