Chelsea Crushes Man U 4-3, Liverpool Tops EPL Again with 3-1 Win Against Sheffield

With thirty games played, Liverpool is now leading the Premier League standings with seventy points. Arsenal is second with sixty-eight points, and Manchester City is third with sixty-seven points.

Apr 5, 2024 - 01:50
Apr 5, 2024 - 07:57
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Chelsea Crushes Man U 4-3, Liverpool Tops EPL Again with 3-1 Win Against Sheffield

In a thrilling day of Premier League action, Chelsea delivered a stunning performance, overpowering Manchester United with a commanding 4-1 victory. 


Cole Palmer's extraordinary performance saw him netting two goals after the 100-minute mark, securing a hat-trick and a sensational victory for Chelsea, despite surrendering a two-goal advantage earlier in the game against Manchester United.


With a timing of 100 minutes and 39 seconds, the most recent winner in Premier League history surprised United, who had led through nine minutes of injury time, and sent fans wild at Stamford Bridge.


Meanwhile, Liverpool reaffirmed their dominance at the top of the table with a convincing 3-1 win over Sheffield United. Let's dive into the exhilarating highlights of these matches that kept football fans on the edge of their seats.


When Darwin Nunez charged down goalie Ivo Grbic's clearing in the 17th minute, the ball rebounded into the net, giving the hosts a 1-0 lead.


Liverpool gave up an equalizer in the 58th minute when Gustavo Hamer's header deflected off Conor Bradley and into his own net, after having 84% of the possession in the first half and missing many opportunities.


With thirty games played, Liverpool is now leading the Premier League standings with seventy points. Arsenal is second with sixty-eight points, and Manchester City is third with sixty-seven points.

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