Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 2997. (Read 792241 times)

He has already created history by scoring his first ever Premier League goal against Man United. Declan was active enough to help overpower Bruno and Erikson during the first half performance.
Before the defense, the coach should be the blame for the overall selection he should take all the blame and Man United need to improve.
Dragging points with Chelsea is what they are doing. A new plans for a solid defender and the exit of Maguire should be planned.

Nope, this season is better than previous.

In the previous season, both of midfielder and striker are really useless. But now, Chelsea striker are quite good because they have Sterling, Nkunku, and Jackson, the problem is Nkunku currently injured, so Chelsea perform not maximal in their attack.

However another problem in Chelsea is the goalkeeper, signing Robert Sanchez and loan Kepa to Real Madrid is ridiculous decision.

Anything can happen during a match and sometimes some of the referee's decisions will not be in your favor. The fans complained, the coaches complained, and so did the gamblers who felt they deserved to win their bets. Things like that happen often and are quite disappointing, that's what Ten Hag said after the match even though he felt his team had done their best.

Read more here: TEN HAG: SMALL MARGINS WERE DECISIVE

I had a different opinion about the offside. When I saw the replay, I was sure that the goal would count. It was obvious that there was no offside during the pass. And those lines can be drawn however you like. Arsenal would have lost 100% if the goal had not been canceled. But in fact the Gunners looked stronger for the whole match.

A very tough day for Man United. The start of the season has not been long since it started but Man United had to lose 2 of their best defenders due to injuries. Frankly, there will always be anxiety when watching Maguire play but this cannot be avoided because Johnny Evans is no better than Maguire either. This is truly a big problem that Ten Hag must immediately fix.

Arsenal recent display indeed reflects their maturity and resilience on the field. Declan Rice's impactful performance and crucial goal showcased his value since joining from West Ham. While Havertz may have room for improvement Arsenal depth is evident. Manchester United new striker also left a promising impression despite facing formidable defenders in Gabriel and Saliba. The match was a tough contest and Arsenal late goals turned the tide in their favor showing their potential against strong opponents like Manchester united. This victory bodes well for their future encounters with other formidable teams in upcoming matches.

Many people are viewing some circumstances through the lens of emotion. The VAR intervention on Garnacho's goal was because there was a possibility of offside detection, and they confirmed that Garnacho was off, which is why the goal was ruled out; additionally, Manchester United fans were relieved that the Havertz penalty incident was overlooked because they believe there is no contact and have forgotten how Refree helped them against Nottingham Forest and Wolves earlier this season. As far as I'm concerned, the game was impeccably refereed, and the goals from Rice and Jesus had nothing to do with the referee's decision.

This is a new regulation that is implemented by the FA, strict sanctions are also prepared by the FA for individuals or teams who commit violations. The FA has also adopted the additional time or injury time system that was previously used at the 2022 world cup in Qatar. and we, have seen it in a few of these competitions.

In essence, the Gunners succeeded in overthrowing the Red Devil at their own headquarters, Emirates Stadium. As previously predicted, this match will present an exciting match between the two teams. Rice, scored his first goal with Arsenal and proved he was a worthy player. while the final goal was scored by Gabriel Jesus. as a result, Arsenal won full points for this match and placed 5th in the standings. even though in reality, there is only a difference of two points from Manchester City who are at the top of the standings.

On the other hand, United actually had several opportunities but unfortunately they were unable to increase their number of goals. Of the three counter-attacks that United had, only one was utilized very well. In this match, Manchester United were just unlucky, in the final seconds of the match, they were unable to maintain their position after the match had progressed in normal time. in the end, Arsenal managed to win this match.

Every coach knows what's best for his team and they feature players based on their performance in the training and if a player doesn't impress them enough then they'll be left with no option but to not feature them in matches, but my issue with Eric Ten Hag is starting Martial in place of Højlund and Dalot in place of Regullion, you bought a player to replace lukeshaw who's injured why not feature him in the match instead of playing him out of position, well apart from that he's a good coach and has improved the teams performance just that'd he's not been given the right backing by the board to get his preferred players and the whole drama happening in the club would bounce back to the players who are incompetent on handling situations on the club, they invest little and get more benefits which is very bad.
 Manchester united is gradually losing it's value as one of the biggest club in the world and this season is going to be horrible for them with the glaziers still present as their owners and several incompetent players making the starting 11 currently, we would has seen a better united if they invested heavily on several areas that needed strengthening and offloading the deadwoods like Harry Maguire and Co I feel pity for Eric Ten Hag because united would ruin his career.

I no longer support Chelsea, and if you bet on them to win, they won't let you. I find it impossible to believe that this tiny team will be able to defeat Chelsea, and I seriously doubt that they will ever be good again. Chelsea has signed more players than any other team this year, and yet they haven't won anything. Even after changing the coach, nothing has improved. I believe Chelsea will never be as strong as they were in the past. At the start of the game, when they were tied at 0-0 at halftime, I had hoped Chelsea would win or draw, but instead, they made mistakes that allowed them to lose.

The most surprising aspect is that when Chelsea has a chance to score, the players will play the ball out and some can't play it in a normal way. It would be better if Chelsea didn't even sign any players this season because I can see that the players they used last season are even better than this season's own; all of the players are young players and I still don't even understand their performance; I don't think Chelsea will make a good position this season.

I'm just curious because quite a lot of people are discussing the VAR result and if it was offside then it was the right decision to annul the goal. I do not side with any team and all decisions remain in the hands of the referee. It seems like you are too hasty to define other people's opinions and when everything is clear there should be no need for too serious a debate. Well, whatever it is, Arsenal has done their job well and for Manchester United they have to try even harder so they can win the next match.

I will not blame some people for making sentimental judgement and statement about Manchester United cancelled goal in the last match this is because such comments are born out of a shared mindset as being a fan of the club.

But while they are at that,  the reality still remains that that goal was an error goal according to the evidence and statistics so let us just forget about prejudice due to affiliation instead of using facts.

Declan rice is a good defensive midfielder and Arsenal made the right decision to sign him. He will go on to create memories with Arsenal just as he has started with a great win against Manchester united. Declan rice played very well against Manchester united and got a goal.

Manchester united is weak at their defense and that's why they conceded a goal just one minute after scoring Arsenal. Their defense also lack concentration because knowing the game was about to end, they would had defended properly and taken home one point.

The officiating staffs of the game contributed in Manchester united losing because they officiated very poorly but that wasn't an excuse because from how Arsenal played, they would had still found a way to win the game and as for the last goal, G. Jesus is world class.

What are you trying to say here? Arsenal's last two goals has nothing to do with the disallowed MU goal. If you have a problem with the call then point it out on a technical level and not come of as someone saying MU was robbed of that goal so Arsenal could win. Garnacho was offside by the slightest of margins.

The game really showed why we shouldn't stop watching early. I mean, an extra 11 minutes? That's nut.! And that time was, to me, the heart of how unpredictable the Premier League is. I couldn't believe that Rice's shot went back in and that Onana missed the block. Really, how fast! Man U. was trying to get a draw, and Arsenal scored a goal late in the game thanks to Gabriel Jess. It seems like both teams changed how they played because of that long extra time. How could that be? It's frustrating to think about what could have happened if you had watched until the end

To be honest I didn't watch the big game yesterday and seeing the final score 3-1 for Arsenal to win at home it was a very good result for the Gunners. It seems that this time Manchester United were not lucky enough because the last 2 goals scored by Arsenal were all in injury time. I also don't know for sure whether the VAR decision for the goal scored by Garnacho was correct or not because after that incident it was Arsenal who managed to turn things around. Last week Arsenal only won a draw against Fulham and this time they were able to get full points back. For Manchester United it seems like a pretty bad start because out of 4 matches they won 2x and lost 2x.

After every game Liverpool is having good improvement into their performance which is impressive and with this start right now they are third in league table which is another impressive thing happening to them even after first game against Chelsea draw mostly were feeling things will be not as par expectations but Jürgen Klopp and his players change the momentum and now having good confidence for the better performance and having higher rank at the end of this season.

Right now, we are in early rounds of this season and things are looking good with win against Newcastle United completely change the players mindset and with this win now they are feeling much better for the good performance, hopefully we will have better things with positive end if we have no injury in coming weeks.

It turns out that it's not just the players who are selfish, but Erik Ten Hag showed his ego in front of the press, he should have admitted defeat because after all Arsenal was superior, if we look at it at a glance we can see the difference very clearly. I don't think it's Sancho problem, but the team is not united, not to mention the players are having a hard time finding the game of their dreams. I have already said that Erik Ten Hag is too selfish with his strategy while the strikers he currently has do not suit what he implements. So first increase team cohesion, teach the players not to be selfish and always work together in building attacks.

I still remember that several players who Ten Hag considered a burden were removed, Maguire no longer plays regularly, De Gea was replaced by Onana, and in my opinion Onana performance at Inter was better than at Man United, then Ronaldo has also left but in reality the problems he is facing Man United hasn't changed much.

I felt bad for Manchester United yesterday but merely looking at it, by default Arsenal wasn't supposed to lose that match because it was a home match for them, giving away that 3 points to Manchester United will make them look weaker. However, I wouldn't deny the fact that there was a foul play that was being ignored by the Ref, Var was also not accurate and that makes me doubt the authenticity of the VAR in football, there were pushing that were too obvious to call to order but Ref was ignoring even when Arsenal had already equalized to settle for 1-1 until things further collapsed for Manchester United.


Manchester United had my breathe on top of my chest with those goals because I didn't expect that, not in those minutes, but I blame Erik Ten Hag for his decision to substitute Martinez with Maguire, its understandable that his yellow card was what he fears and been a defender could jeopardize the team of having an extra card that may send him out of the pitch but how Onana reacted to it was different. Onana became scared of what Maguire might do, he used to bring confusion and that was the fear that gave them another concede, pathetic for Manchester United for sitting in 11th place with Chelsea.