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James McAtee (Nottingham Forest): He absolutely ran the game at Anfield from start to finish. Getting on the ball in the pockets, half-turn, playing forward. He was the reason they were any good, and he’s very, very good, but won’t be spoken about in the same breath as the goalscorers.
Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United): There’s not much more to say. Captain Fantastic, three goals, an assist, and nearly scored from
There was a nervousness about the Sky Blues, which was picked up by boss Frank Lampard. It is something which needs eradicating quickly.
“This season was always going to be very different to last season but I sensed a bit of edge, that quality of pass and playing safe rather than play forward,” he said. “Maybe that is apprehension.
“I don’t like the excuse of it. Last week that was
Everton captain James Tarkowski struck a 91st-minute equaliser as the Toffees denied Bournemouth victory at Vitality Stadium.
It looked like Bournemouth were heading for a win in new boss Marco Rose’s first home game in charge after Alex Scott’s first-half goal.
But Tarkowski thumped home the leveller, capitalising on confusion inside the Bournemouth box following a corner.
Scott’s deflected effort from the edge of the box in the 41st minute,
Crystal Palace v Man City (20:00 BST)
Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Tomiyaso, Richards, Khalaili, Mitchell, Canvot, Wharton, Kamada, Nketiah, Strand-Larsen, Pino.
Man City XI: Donnarumma, Khusanov, Dias, Gvardiol, Anderson, Guehi, Foden, O’Reilly, Semenyo, Cherki, Haaland.
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Marc Guehi (Man City): I’ll have Guehi in as my holding midfielder. He should have scored two against Bournemouth because he missed a massive chance before he ended up scoring. But he got the equaliser and offered a lot more of a calming presence than City’s £116m record signing Elliot Anderson – Guehi controlled the game a little bit more.
Vitaly Janelt (Brentford): He is one of
West Ham have made a disappointing start to the Championship season following relegation from the Premier League. After squandering a two-goal lead in their opening draw against Burnley, the Hammers lost 2-1 at home to Charlton on Saturday.
McLean: “I look at West Ham and think last season they were relegated because they weren’t good enough. They have come into the Championship, they almost need to hit rock bottom. I
Arsenal may be the Premier League team affected most by the World Cup.
The Gunners face an anxious wait over the fitness of William Saliba, who had been managing a back issue before his tournament was ended by the same problem.
The centre-back has not yet been assessed by the club’s medical team, but were he to be sidelined it would be a big loss – especially as his
Blackburn Rovers defenders Connor O’Riordan and Eiran Cashin have both returned to training and could feature in Saturday’s game against Stoke City (15:00 BST), boss Michael O’Neill has confirmed.
O’Riordan has played just five games for Rovers since returning from his loan spell with Doncaster Rovers in January after picking up a thigh injury, while Cashin missed the Easter weekend programme with a groin problem.
“They’re potential options for the
