Quote from: Ondekinecakabilirim on Today at 06:29:45 PM

Before Kevin De Bruyne recovered from injury, I thought Liverpool had the lead in the title race, but today we saw what he could do. His goal was classy. It reminded me of Henry's pleated kicks. His assistance was also of great quality. He saw the breaking point of the Newcastle United defense very well and made a great assist. He is a football player who can change everything on his own. Manchester City have lost a lot of points so far, but they will be a better team with him in the team.

The title race of this season is not something we can easily predict; before now, we were saying Liverpool were in front, and now KDB has just come back from injury and has already started to bring Manchester City's hope back because his presence alone changed the entire match and gave Manchester City the advantage to get the three points yesterday. Arsenal on the other hand can also improve their performance which can make it more competitive than we expect because Arteta's side suffer defeat in their last two matches, so I expect them to comeback strong.

Quote from: abhiseshakana on Today at 06:33:01 PM

Man United has boring gameplay as always and their rhythm was very monotonous, so it was very easy for Tottenham to anticipate it. I don't know why it took so long for Ten Hag to pull Rashford out. He did score 1 goal, but I think Rashford was the reason Man United's rhythm wasn't going well because Rashford has a tendency to play individually and he is reluctant to make passes even though his teammates are in a good position to score.

Ten Hag was part of the cause for Manchester United not to take the three points in this match, his tactics and late substitution gave Tottenham the chance to level the score and maintain the draw. Rashford deserved to be out earlier than he removed him because he was not good in the second half, and starting Erikson is not proper for me if he really needs to win Tottenham; nevertheless, it has happened, and they were lucky to take one point.