Nottingham Forrest – Manchester City 1:1
(Table) lead lost: Erling Haaland (right) can only tear his hair out with his goalless performance. Nottingham joker Chris Wood equalized six minutes before the end. City messed up the dress rehearsal before the Champions League game against Leipzig.
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FC Chelsea – FC Southampton 0:1
Stretched in vain: Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa fails to parry James Ward-Prowse’s free-kick just before half-time. The Blues can’t even score against the bottom of the table.
Chelsea are still in the crisis under coach Graham Potter. It was the fourth game in a row without a win for the Blues after three draws in a row. The Londoners, who have spent an estimated €600m on new players over the past two transfer windows, sit tenth in the Premier League table and were ten points off a Champions League spot after the final whistle.
Newcastle United – FC Liverpool 0:2
Lead extended: Cody Gakpo (left) makes it 2-0 for Liverpool in the 17th minute. Shortly thereafter, Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope sees red for handball outside the sixteen. Despite the long majority, Jürgen Klopp’s team is struggling and remains a little happy without conceding a goal.
Aston Villa – FC Arsenal 2:4
Game turned: Arsenal’s winter signing Jorginho (2nd from right) shoots the ball over the bar in stoppage time, from where it bounces to the back of the head of Villa’s world champion goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez and then into the goal. The Londoners are back at the top of the league.
Brighton & Hove Albion – FC Fulham 0:1
Shot to three away points: Promoted Fulham continue their remarkable season. In the 88th minute, Manor scored Solomon (right) to win. Fulham are now sixth in the table.
FC Brentford – Crystal Palace 1:1
Who is happy recently: The German Vitaly Janelt (centre) once moved from Bochum to Brentford for little money. He is now a regular there. Against Crystal Palace, he saved his team a point with a goal in the sixth minute of added time.
Wolverhampton Wanderers – AFC Bournemouth 0:1
Leave the relegation zone for the time being: Thanks to the away win, Bournemouth is above the red line in the table for at least one night. Marcus Tavernier (left) scored the decisive goal.
