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Stach free-kick stunner seals Leeds opening PL win at Forest
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Coventry’s seemingly relentless march towards the Premier League looked to be heading for a setback as the Baggies held off a confident start to go ahead when Heggebo turned the ball in at the near post from an excellent Mikey Johnston centre.
He wasted a glorious headed chance to make it 2-0 soon after but the Norwegian was soon celebrating again as he stretched to convert another Johnston cross to
Slot, understandably, was cautious.
“In every other league, having a lead like would be very comfortable, but not in this league,” he said. “There is a challenge in every game. We even saw Plymouth Argyle challenging us in the FA Cup.
“The fans can sing what they want but we know how hard we have to work. Someone asked me after we drew at Aston Villa whether we were having
Swansea head coach Luke Williams:
“Miles off the level. Miles off the top six level. We’re not even close. That’s very obvious after watching that.
“Thinking about it [the top six] is one thing. But playing against the top six and getting destroyed makes you realise that we’re nowhere near it.
“It’s not even about how we can play against the top six. It’s the mentality. We go two in
Cole Palmer’s ice-cool ‘Panenka’ penalty sealed Chelsea’s impressive comeback as they came from two goals behind to win at Tottenham.
Strikes from Jadon Sancho and Enzo Fernandez and two spot-kicks from Palmer sank Spurs, who made a fast start but then fell apart and suffered a defeat that adds to the recent agony for under-fire manager Ange Postecoglou.
Dominic Solanke and Dejan Kulusevski had put Tottenham 2-0 up in 11
Swansea City moved to within two points of the Championship play-off places as Myles Peart-Harris’ first goal for the club proved enough to see off Watford.
Peart-Harris slid home from close range to give Swansea a deserved lead at the end of a first half which they dominated.
Watford turned the game into more of a contest after the break, asking questions of Luke Williams’ rearguard without ever creating a
Having rested many of his first-choice attackers in the 3-0 loss at Leeds on Saturday, Rooney handed a full debut to Andre Gray up front as he made five changes, while Pompey made one change from the team that drew 1-1 at Hull on Saturday.
Portsmouth started superbly and had the ball in the home net after 48 seconds as Poole tapped in from close range, but he was offside
Facundo Buonanotte sealed Leicester’s first Premier League win of the season as the Foxes beat Bournemouth 1-0.
The Brighton loanee’s second goal of the campaign lifted the hosts to 15th before a pivotal run of games.
They face Southampton, Nottingham Forest and Ipswich after the international break in their bid for survival, but rode their luck with Lewis Cook’s free-kick disallowed for offside.
Dango Ouattara and Illia Zabarnyi hit the
Morgan Whittaker’s dramatic 97th-minute winner saw Plymouth beat Blackburn after home boss Wayne Rooney was sent off.
Rovers thought they had grabbed a point through Joe Rankin-Costello’s late equaliser, which saw Rooney shown a red card in the aftermath, only for Whittaker to head home in the final seconds.
Rooney appeared to think there had been a foul in the build-up to Blackburn’s leveller and remonstrated with the fourth official.
Two goals from Haji Wright maintained Coventry City’s Championship play-off hopes as they came from behind to beat Watford at Vicarage Road.
Ryan Porteous put the home side in front after a bright start from the out-of-form hosts.
USA forward Wright scored a penalty just before half-time to level after Josh Eccles was fouled, before adding another 18 minutes
