Sport Sieg in Sheffield
Newcastle achieved a first in Premier League history with an 8-0 win
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Goal number seven: Newcastle Bruno Guimaraes couldn’t get his stomach full
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Things are going well in the Premier League for Jürgen Klopp and his Liverpool FC. The Reds won their fifth win in a row. The North London derby also made headlines. But the story of the matchday was Newcastle with a strange victory.
Liverpool FC have won their fifth win in a row in the English Premier League. Coach Jürgen Klopp’s team beat West Ham United 3-1 (1-1) on Sunday. Arsenal FC, where German national soccer player Kai Havertz only came on as a substitute in the second half, only managed a 2-2 (1-1) draw against arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur despite taking the lead twice. Havertz’s former club FC Chelsea lost again at home. Dortmund’s Champions League group opponent Newcastle United shows fireworks in the 8-0 (3-0) win in Sheffield.
Liverpool took the lead in front of their own crowd at Anfield Stadium with a penalty from Mohamed Salah (16th minute). The Egyptian had previously been fouled in the penalty area. Shortly before half-time, Jarrod Bowen (42′) scored to equalize for the guests led by DFB professional Thilo Kehrer. But Darwin Núñez (60th) and Diogo Jota (84th) made the Reds celebrate with former Leipzig player Dominik Szoboszlai in the starting line-up. Liverpool moved up to second place in the table. Manchester City are leaders after six wins in six games.
Son equalizes for Tottenham
In the north London derby between runner-up Arsenal and Harry Kane’s former club Tottenham, the two local rivals, who were tied on points, had an entertaining exchange of blows. An own goal from Spurs professional Cristian Romero (26th), who deflected a shot from Bukayo Saka, and a direct goal from Saka (54th) put the Gunners in the lead twice. But the Spurs, who started strongly under new coach Ange Postecoglou, equalized through Heung-Min Son (42nd/55th).
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Chelsea FC’s season continues to be disappointing under new coach Mauricio Pochettino. The Blues, who have only won one game so far, conceded a 0-1 (0-0) draw against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge. It was the third defeat in the sixth game for Pochettino’s team, which played outnumbered from the 58th minute onwards after a red card for Malo Gusto. Ollie Watkins (73′) scored for the guests from Birmingham.
Facts white on red: Newcastle duped Sheffield
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Newcastle United played as if unleashed in Sheffield and mercilessly led the hosts 8:0 (3:0). The club, which is supported by Saudi Arabia, achieved the oddity of having eight different goalscorers in one game. This had never happened before in the Premier League.
