Manchester United's loss in seven goals in the EPL, Liverpool is at the top

Seven goals breathless play! Chelsea beat Manchester United 4-3 in the EPL on Thursday. It can be said that the blue jersey soldiers snatched the match from the hands of the Red Devils in just two minutes. And all the credit goes to 21-year-old winger Cole Palmer. He also scored a hat trick. A new precedent was set in the history of the Premier League.

Palmer, who scored from the penalty in the 19th and 100th minutes, scored the winning goal and hat trick in the 101th minute. Palmer’s goal at 100 minutes and 39 seconds is the latest match-winning goal in Premier League history. The last dramatic hour and a half of the match was a draw. Conor Gallagher in the opening four minutes and Palmer in the 19th minute gave Chelsea the lead. A mistake by Moises Caicedo started to loosen Chelsea’s control of the match.

In the 34th minute, he mistimed the ball to Alejandro Garnacho’s feet and the Argentine youngster sent it into the net. United equalized five minutes later. Goal scorer Bruno Fernandes. United scored their third goal on 67 minutes. Garnacho made it 3-2 with a header from Brazilian winger Anthony’s cross.

As a result, the match that was about to end took a dramatic form with Palmer’s double goal at the very last moment. Enzo Fernandez assisted Palmer’s decisive goal. He got the ball completely empty. The shot he took next, bounced off Scott McTomin and into the net.

After the match, a disappointed manager Erik ten Haag said, “It is impossible to hold on to a win if you play such sloppy football.” The match was under our control. But if the defense is not careful, then there is nothing to do. Former Man U star Rio Ferdinand said, “Basketball is not football? It is still not clear to me. It is very difficult to fight with such a weak defense.”

However, Liverpool kept the rhythm on the night of Man U’s loss. They beat Sheffield United 3-1. They are at the top with 70 points from 30 matches.

After Darwin Nunez’s goal in the 17th minute, Liverpool took the lead before Conor Bradley’s own goal leveled the match. In the 76th minute, Liverpool went ahead 2-1 courtesy of Alexis McAllister’s brilliant shot. Cody Gakpo secured the win.

Manager Jurgen Klopp said, “The football the team played, the gap could have increased. But I am happy with the result. We must maintain this rhythm.