Premier League Matchday 21 Roundup

Liverpool visited Bournemouth, thrashed them 4-0, and kept the lead in the Premier League after matchday 21.

But now the Reds have Manchester City breathing down their necks, who won in a tight game against Newcastle away, thanks to a brilliant Kevin De Bruyne, and are now five points behind with a game in hand. 

Arsenal had no problems, beating Crystal Palace and showing that they still have the weapons to fight for the league. 

The team that could not ratify their great moment was Aston Villa, who drew with Everton and lost their second place in the tournament.

Round 21 – Games

Manchester United 2-2 Tottenham 

Everton 0-0 Aston Villa 

Newcastle 2-3 Manchester City 

Chelsea 1-0 Fulham 

Burnley 1-1 Luton 

Arsenal 5-0 Crystal Palace 

Brentford 3-2 Nottingham Forest 

Sheffield 2-2 West Ham 

Bournemouth 0-4 Liverpool 

Brighton 0-0 Wolves 

Premier League Matchday 21: Newcastle 2-3 Manchester City

When: 

Saturday, January 13th, 12:30 pm ET at St James’ Park

Moneyline odds: 

Newcastle 5.6 

Manchester City 1.624 

Draw Offs: 

4.52 

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The best match of the day did not disappoint, as Manchester City won 3-2 away with a late goal. Pep Guardiola’s side now occupy second place with 43 points and a game in hand. 

After 26 minutes, Bernardo Silva gave City the lead with a back-heeled goal, but the Magpies turned it around with goals from Alexander Isak (35th) and Anthony Gordon (37th) on well-executed counterattacks. Kevin De Bruyne came on at 69th, equalized with a shot from afar at 74th, and at 90+1 minutes, made an excellent assist for Oscar Bobb, who sealed the match. 

Newcastle dropped to tenth place with 29 points and are on a four-game losing streak in the Premier League, while the Citizens have six wins in a row and nine matches unbeaten in all competitions. 

Premier League Matchday 21: Everton 0-0 Aston Villa

When: 

Sunday, January 14th, 09:00 am ET at Goodison Park

Moneyline odds: 

Everton 2.849 

Aston Villa 2.499 

Draw Offs: 

3.785 

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Aston Villa had the opportunity to keep the second position in the English league but drew 0-0 with one of the poorest teams, Everton. 

It was a close match, where the Villans confirmed that they are not so reliable away, scoring 15 points in 11 games. The worst thing is that they could not beat the Toffees, who have only reached 11 points at home. 

The team coached by Unai Emery was better on the pitch but failed to show that superiority on the scoreboard. 

Villa is fourth with 43 points, while Everton is 17th with 17 points and is still fighting not to be relegated. 

Premier League Matchday 21: Arsenal 5-0 Crystal Palace

When: 

Saturday, January 20th, 7:30 am ET at the Emirates Stadium

Moneyline odds: 

Arsenal 1.363 

Crystal Palace 10.1 

Draw Offs: 

5.45 

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After a poor streak, Arsenal recovered sensations and thrashed Crystal Palace 5-0, moving up one position in the Premier League, as they are now third with 43 points, five behind Liverpool. 

The first goal came from a corner kick headed in by Gabriel Magalhaes after 11 minutes, then in a similar action, Dean Henderson ended up putting the ball into his net (37th). In a counterattack, Leandro Trossard scored the third in the 59th minute, while Gabriel Martinelli closed the account with a double in the last minutes (90+4 and 90+5). 

The Gunners ended a four-game winless streak with three defeats (including one in the FA Cup), while Palace are 15th with 21 points. 

Premier League Matchday 21: Bournemouth 0-4 Liverpool

When: 

Sunday, January 21st, 11:30 am ET at the Vitality Stadium

Moneyline odds: 

Bournemouth 4.32 

Liverpool 1.801 

Draw Offs: 

4.37 

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Liverpool maintained their lead in the Premier League after a 4-0 away win over Bournemouth. 

Without Mohamed Salah, who is away at the African Cup of Nations, Darwin Núñez and Diogo Jota put on their superhero costumes. 

The Uruguayan opened the account in the 49th minute when he connected with a cross from Diogo Jota, while the Portuguese then doubled his tally. In the 70th minute, he crossed the ball to make it 2-0, while in the 79th minute, he converted a pass from the right by Conor Bradley. Núñez closed the account at 90+3 minutes with a right-footed shot. 

The Reds reached 48 points in the top of the Premier League, while the Cherries remained with 25 in 12th position.