Brighton kept a record that not lost any matches in EPL which they played on Monday - Now its gone
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Yeh its lovely. I saw the video
Brighton kept a record that not lost any matches in EPL which they played on Monday - Now its gone
Chelsea's last two title wins have started with victory on a Monday evening
Jamie Carragher claims Timo Werner would NOT start in Liverpool's front three but admits Jurgen Klopp could regret not signing Chelsea's new 53m man after impressive Brighton display
Ex-rated touchline rows, hitting out in press conferences... Jurgen Klopp and Frank Lampard's feud is JUST what the Premier League needs: a real throwback to Fergie, Wenger and Mourinho's peak
- Frank Lampard and Jurgen Klopp's latest feud is over summer transfer spending
- Lampard was 'amused' by Klopp saying Liverpool are different to Chelsea
- The pair infamously clashed when Liverpool beat Chelsea 5-3 last season
- Now, the two managers will meet again at Stamford Bridge on Sunday after both won their opening games of the new campaign
Klopp v Lampard is fast becoming the Premier League's biggest managerial grudge match and after years of diplomacy between the Liverpool boss, Pep Guardiola and various other big-name managers who have graced the Premier League, a little bit of needle is welcome.
It is something that has been missing in recent years. These days, Jose Mourinho seems to turn more on his own team than rivals - his bickering with Arsene Wenger and Rafa Benitez feels more and more like a thing of the past. And mentions of Benitez inevitably conjures reminders of his various exchanges with Sir Alex Ferguson.
The flashpoint that ignited the rivalry between Klopp and Lampard was when the Chelsea manager lost his temper in his side's 5-3 defeat at Anfield last season.
He was furious not only with a foul being awarded when Sadio Mane went down outside the area but also with the protestations from the Liverpool bench. His ensuing expletive-ridden tirade at Klopp and his coaching staff is perhaps just as memorable as anything that happened in a gripping encounter back in July.
'It's not a f***ing foul,' yelled Lampard, before his temper rose at Klopp for telling him to 'calm down', a comment which is a red rag to a bull for anyone who as fired up as Lampard was at the time.
'You can f*** off and all,' Lampard shouted. 'Only title you've ever won and you think you can give it the big one, f*** off.'
Salt was rubbed into Lampard's wounds when Trent Alexander-Arnold then whipped the free-kick past Kepa Arrizabalaga to double Liverpool's lead on the night. After the final whistle, Lampard underlined how his issue was not with Klopp but his coaching staff, warning them not to get arrogant with their success.
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So high hopes this time..........
entho this sunday match Chelsea jayikkumennu oru thonnal
Bournemouth beat Crystal Palace 11-10 in an Epic shootout
Both goalkeepers missed their penalties in the shootout
Bournemouth beat Crystal Palace 11-10 in an amazing Carabao Cup shootout after a goalless draw to set up a third-round tie with Manchester City.
After all 20 outfield players scored, Wayne Hennessey saved Bournemouth keeper Asmir Begovic's spot-kick, but then blazed his own over the bar.
David Brooks scored his second kick of the shootout and Begovic saved Luka Milivojevic's effort to send the Championship side through.
They face holders City next week.
The excellent finishing in the shootout was nowhere to be seen in 90 minutes. Bournemouth dominated with 17 shots to Crystal Palace's four - but only three were on target.
The only time they managed to get the ball in the net, Sam Surridge was flagged offside.
Stacey had a well-hit effort saved by Hennessey.
Palace forced Begovic into only one save, with the goalkeeper denying debutant Nya Kirby in the first half.
And so to a shootout the game went, with 20 flawless kicks before the keepers had their go. Hennessey pulled off a good save from Begovic but missed the chance to be a hero when his effort flew miles over the crossbar.
Begovic took his opportunity to be the hero instead when he denied Palace's first-choice penalty taker Milivojevic.
Top 10 Premier League Annual Wages:
1. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) - 20m
2. Jose Mourinho (Tottenham Hotspur) - 15m
3. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) - 15m
4. Carlo Ancelotti (Everton) - 12m
5. Brendan Rogers (Leicester City) - 10m
6. Marcelo Bielsa (Leeds United) - 8m
7. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Manchester United) - 7.5m
8. Ralph Hassenhutl (Southampton) - 6m
9. Frank Lampard (Chelsea) - 5.5m
10. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) - 5m
Torres has Sanes pace and Silvas dribbling ability Man City have landed exciting player, says Dickov
Manchester City have landed themselves an exciting player in Ferran Torres, says Paul Dickov, with the former Blues striker considering the Spaniard to combine the pace of Leroy Sane and the dribbling ability of Bernardo Silva.
Great start by Man Utd
With this CB pairing even a Top 4 finish will be difficult
Though the penalty was controversial Crystal Palace thoroughly deserved all three points ...early wake up call for United
Need a Quality CB ..not Jadon Sancho
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