England Premier League Week 10 news

Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool on top of the EPL

After the EPL Week 10 matches, Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool are tied for first place at the top of the England Premier League Table with Chelsea only one point behind. Next coming up in EPL Week 11, Arsenal host the Spurs, Man City battle Middlesbrough at home, Chelsea host Everton, Watford travel to Liverpool, the Swans host Manchester United, and Stoke travel to West Ham. Great Premier League tickets are still available for sale from 1st4FootballTickets for all EPL matches.

England Premier League Table Week 10

Manchester City – 23 points
Arsenal – 23 points
Liverpool – 23 points
Chelsea – 22 points
Tottenham Hotspur – 20 points
Everton – 18 points
Manchester United – 15 points
Watford – 15 points
Southampton – 13 points
Bournemouth – 12 points
Leicester – 12 points
Crystal Palace – 11 points
West Bromwich Albion – 10 points
Middlesbrough – 10 points
West Ham – 10 points
Stoke City – 9 points
Burnley – 7 points
Hull City – 7 points
Swansea – 5 points
Sunderland – 2 points

England Premier League Week 10 Results

Sunderland 1-4 Arsenal
Manchester United 0-0 Burnley
Middlesbrough 2-0 Bournemouth
Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 Leicester
Watford 1-0 Hull
West Bromwich 0-4 Manchester City
Crystal Palace 2-3 Liverpool
Everton 2-0 West Ham
Sunderland 0-2 Chelsea

EPL Week 10 Match Reports

Sunderland fans left the Stadium of Light early when it was apparent that Arsenal had absolutely walloped their team with some exquisite football coming from Arsenal superstars Alexis Sanchez and Olivier Giroud who both scored twice each giving the Gunners an easy win. Arsène Wenger’s side are in form and confident as they continue playing as though they have their name on the league trophy. Meanwhile David Moyes’ Sunderland have registered a record-equaling worst start to a Premier League season with only two points from 10 games looking like they will be relegated next spring. Sunderland earned a spot-kick of their own against Arsenal goalie Petr Cech after the goalkeeper was booked - Defoe scored. Moyes’ players scored an equalizer making the score 1-1 for a brief time with a great penalty shot by Jermain Defoe only to go behind again with three visiting goals in eight horrible second-half minutes. “It wasn’t a difficult afternoon until the last 15 or 20 minutes. I didn’t think we collapsed,” said Moyes. “We did enough not to be beaten by that amount of goals. We’d grown into the game.” The London club had control of the match and upped their tempo as the match proceeded and could have scored even more goals.

Sunderland was booed off at the end of the game. Sunderland’s next two games at Bournemouth and at home against Hull City are crucial for Sunderland to survive relegation. However, apparently Ellis Short, the owner, and Martin Bain, the chief executive reportedly have no plans to sack their seventh manager in five years. “I’m experienced,” Moyes said. “I’ll keep doing what I do.” Wenger was delighted with his men’s resolve and performance - to see Sánchez excel in the match and with Giroud’s performance after coming off the bench. “Sánchez is doing extremely well and Giroud is mentally strong,” said Wenger. “Every time Olivier is questioned he gives you the right answer on the pitch. I admire him for that. We had a great response,” he said. “This team wants to play well together.”

Squads

Sunderland

Pickford; Jones, Kone, O’Shea, Van Aanholt; Rodwell, Ndong, Pienaar; Watmore, Defoe, Khazri. Substitutes: Mika, Djilobodji, Manquillo, Love, Gooch, Januzaj, Anichebe.

Arsenal

Cech; Bellerin, Mustafi, Koscielny, Gibbs; Coquelin, Elneny; Oxlade-Chamberlain, Ozil, Iwobi; Alexis. Substitutes: Ospina, Gabriel, Holding, Jenkinson, Ramsey, Giroud, Maitland-Niles.

Crystal Palace 2-4 Liverpool FC

An inspired performance from Philippe Coutinho enabled Jurgen Klopps’ FC Liverpool side to win 4-2 at Selhurst Park in a thrilling match with goals from Emre Can 16, Dejan Lovren 21, Joel Matip 44, and Roberto Firmino 71 putting The Reds on top of the EPL Table with Man City and Arsenal, with high hopes rising of winning their first title since 1990. Crystal Palace’s two goals were by James McArthur 18 and 33.

Squads

Crystal Palace

Mandanda; Ward, Tomkins, Danna, Kelly; McArthur, Ledley; Lee, Cabaye, Zaha; C Benteke. Substitutes: Hennessey, Fryers, Delaney, Flamini, Townsend, Puncheon, Campbell.

Liverpool

Karius; Clyne, Matip, Lovren, Moreno; Lallana, Henderson, Can; Mane, Firmino, Coutinho. Substitutes: Mignolet, Randall, Klavan, Lucas, Sturridge, Origi, Wijnaldum.

Southampton 0-2 Chelsea

Chelsea moved into fourth place on the EPL Table with an impressive win against the Saints on Sunday with goals by Eden Hazard at 6 minutes and Diego Costa at 55 minutes. Chelsea's victory was their fourth Premier League win in a row, putting them only one point behind Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool. Southampton manager Claude Puel made 9 changes to his side for the EFL Cup win over Sunderland then reverted back to his top Premier League side with only one change from the eleven that drew with Man City in Southampton’s last top flight match with left-back Ryan Bertrand replacing Sam McQueen to face his former club. Southampton's record signing Sofiane Boufal was on the bench. Chelsea manager Antonio Conte kept the same starting line-up he used to defeat Manchester United in the club's last league match. Centre-back John Terry was on the bench with Oscar and Willian.

Squads

Southampton

Forster, Martina, Fonte, van Dijk, Bertrand, Romeu, Davis, Clasie, Tadic, Austin, Redmond.

Chelsea

Courtois, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Luiz, Moses, Kante, Matic, Alonso, Pedro, Costa, Hazard.

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