I think Leeds will push on until January/February at least. As long as they will be able to stick to their current game plan, they will do well.
The problem is that Bielsa's teams always run out of gas at some point and when they do - they can't find their way back because the players are simply too worn out. It won't happen that fast though.
Yeah it was always going to be how they can push other teams. No Europe, so they have all fuel tanks on the Prem League, and the Championship where they faltered 2 seasons ago is more gruelling in terms of games so they might be able to do well for as long as they can maintain a cushion come Jan.
Well sterling had a lot of chances in the match especially at the end of the game,he should have won it for city,while chelsea and man utd is another dead game as i see with 0:0,hard to predict what will happen in this match.
Keeps adding fuel to the case that he isn't a good striker if he's not got confidence around him (I think it's just form), though he should be all right now with Aguero back in the team. Didn't see Chelsea/Utd but even the stats suggest it was a dull affair. Goals drying up now?
heh! Hundreds of millions spent in transfer only to have one (1) shot on target against one of the weakest Man utd sides in decades. At least Mendy is turning out to be a great GK, who even is Kepa at this point?
btw, should Burnley get a good result tomorrow vs. Spurs, Man Utd would finish Matchweek 6 closer to the relegation zone than to the #1 spot...Only 5 games so far tho, yes, but still...
Liverpool vs Sheffield? i have a 3-0 home win, but meh, watch The Blades steal the 3 pts because this is the most ramdom EPL season ever 😒
Um yeah. I actually missed the penalty, but I think we were lively most of the second half leading up to Jota's header (his first in the Prem actually haha). Salah deserved a goal, I can't believe how super sharp he's been this season so far, just a pity he's peaking again when our defence... isn't.
