Quote from: execijutiere on Today at 07:01:34 PM

Totthenham have now taken the lead from City with a game in hand. Although the dominance in the first half was not there in the second half, it was good for them to find the goal in the second half.

As good or as bad a team plays (and we can all make comments about end to end attacking football), in the end it is a results based business. A win will get the team three points on the table and a draw will get one. Regardless of how good or bad Tottenham have played they are (as you said) ahead of Manchester City in the Premier League table. They have done well since selling Kane.

Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on Today at 07:21:27 PM

I was hoping Tottenham would get more goals than the single they scored, because Luton seemed more like they were making an appearance rather than playing to win.
I was even surprised that with 10men, Luton couldn't still find an equalizer to hold Tottenham to a draw.
A team like Luton is the kind that would meet Chelsea or Manchester United in a match and score more than expected.

You have just written something extremely contradictory. It does not make much sense.

Quote from: nelson4lov on Today at 07:37:59 PM

@JollyGood Games I'm looking forward to
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Liverpool vs Brighton (Brighton has been a hurdle for Liverpool in recent times - looking forward to see how it plays out now we have a well rounded team).

Arsenal vs Man City - feels like we're going to see what the title race is going to look like. Easily going to be one of the best games of the season.

Both the games will be good to watch but Arsenal vs Manchester City is the big one. Here are the games taking place tomorrow Sunday 8th October:

Brighton and Hove Albion vs Liverpool
West Ham United vs Newcastle United
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Aston Villa
Arsenal vs Manchester City

I think Brighton, West Ham United, Wolves and Manchester City will win their games.