Premier League Matchday 7 Roundup

The Premier League experienced one of its best weekends on matchday 7, as several of the favorites fell and there was a match between candidates that ended in a huge controversy.

Manchester United showed one of their worst performances and lost 1-0 at home to Crystal Palace, however, the surprise came at Molineux, as Wolves achieved a historic victory over Manchester City, reigning English and Champions League champions.

In the most important match of the weekend, Tottenham beat Liverpool, who were wronged by a referee’s decision to disallow a goal that was in a good position.

Meanwhile, Arsenal got back to winning ways and beat Bournemouth away, so they are now third in the league.

Round 7 – Games

Aston Villa 6-1 Brighton

Wolves 2-1 Manchester City

West Ham 2-0 Sheffield

Newcastle 2-0 Burnley

Manchester United 0-1 Crystal Palace

Everton 1-2 Luton

Bournemouth 0-4 Arsenal

Tottenham 2-1 Liverpool

Nottingham Forest 1-1 Brentford

Fulham 0-2 Chelsea

Premier League Matchday 7: Manchester United 0-1 Crystal Palace

When:

Saturday, September 30 – 10:00 a.m. ET at Old Trafford

Moneyline odds: 

Manchester United -166 

Crystal Palace +450

Draw Offs:

+320

Manchester United returned to their poor form in the Premier League as they lost 0-1 to Crystal Palace, an opponent they had beaten 3-0 the previous days in the League Cup.

The only conversion of the match came from Joachim Andersen in the 25th minute, when he volleyed in a cross from the right flank. In this way, the Red Devils are in tenth place with nine points and the Eagles are ninth with 11 points.

Erik ten Hag’s team accumulated two defeats in a row at Old Trafford playing in the Premier League. The previous one was 3-1 against Brighton.

Premier League Matchday 7: Wolves 2-1 Manchester City

When: 

Saturday, September 30 – 10:00 a.m. ET at Molineux

Moneyline odds: 

Wolves +700 

Manchester City -285

Draw Offs:

+450

A huge surprise in the Premier League, as Wolves, which was one of the worst teams in terms of results in the Premier League, but not so much in terms of play, beat the all-powerful Manchester City of Pep Guardiola, who was not on the bench due to suspension, 2-1.

The first conversion came for the home team in the 13th minute, with Pedro Neto’s overflow and cross, which Rúben Dias put into his net. Although the Citizens equalized with a great free kick goal by Julián Álvarez to the right corner (58′), South Korean Hwang Hee-Chan put the score at 66′, sending a cross by Brazilian Matheus Cunha to the back of the net.

City felt the absence of the suspended Rodri in midfield but remained in the lead with 18 points.

Premier League Matchday 7: Bournemouth 0-4 Arsenal

When: 

Saturday, September 30 – 10:00 a.m. ET at the Vitality Stadium

Moneyline odds: 

Bournemouth +450 

Arsenal -200

Draw Offs:

+359

After a 2-2 draw at home in the London derby with Tottenham, Arsenal returned to winning ways and thrashed Bournemouth 4-0 away.

Bukayo Saka took advantage of a rebound in the box and scored the first goal after 17 minutes, then came the turn of Martin Odegaard, who celebrated the second with a penalty kick (44′). The third came in the same way with the German Kai Havertz (53′), who had not scored all season with the Gunners. The last goal was scored by defender Ben White, heading in Odegaard’s cross at the near post (90+3′).

This victory puts Arsenal third with 17 points, with the same number of points as Tottenham and one behind Manchester City.

Premier League Matchday 7: Tottenham 2-1 Liverpool

When:

Saturday, September 30 – 12:30 p.m. ET at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Moneyline odds: 

Tottenham +179 

Liverpool +120

Draw Offs:

+300

The most attractive match of the day went to Tottenham, who beat Liverpool 2-1 with a goal by Heung-min Son after 36 minutes from a Richarlison pass in the heart of the area and an own goal by Joel Matip at 90+6′ when he failed in an attempt to reject the ball. The Reds conversion came from a shot in the heart of the box by Cody Gakpo.

It was a duel marked by controversy, as Liverpool ended up with two players sent off and Luis Díaz had a goal disallowed for a non-existent offside, which led the English Referees’ Association to apologize. Also, Alexis Mac Allister could have a sanction by the FA because of an Instagram post in which he says that it is too hard to play against 12 players, referring to the fact that the referee was in favor of the Londoners.

However, Spurs are now behind Manchester City with 17 points, while Liverpool is fourth with 16.