EPL: Manchester city beats records, Chelsea saved at “Anfield”

To your attention the results of matches of the 13th round of the championship of England on football.

Manchester city scored a strong-willed victory over “Huddersfield” and became the first club in Premier League history, scored after 13 games of 37 points. The bulls average per game score more than three goals, and concede only 0.6 goals per 90 minutes.

“Manchester United” only thanks to an own goal took the three points in the home match with “Brighton”. The red devils are second, but the gap from the neighbors is eight points.

In the Central match of round “Liverpool” was close to victory over Chelsea, but Willian’s crazy goal did not allow the Reds to extend their winning streak to four games. Ex-midfielder of “Shakhtar” in the end of the match so fulfilled hinged on the submission that the ball by striking an arc flew over the goalkeeper and ended up in the net.

Arsenal in injury time with a penalty scored the winning goal in the gate “Burnley” and broke into the Champions League zone. The gunners took an unexpected misfire Tottenham and a draw at “Anfield”.

The results of the matches of the 13th round:

Huddersfield — Man City 1:2
Goals: Otamendi, 45 (goal), Aguero, 47 (penalty), sterling, 84

Burnley — Arsenal 0:1
Goal: Sanchez, 90+2 (penalty)

Southampton – Everton 4:1
Scorers: Tadic, 18, Austin, 52, 58, Davis, 87 – Sigurdsson 45

Liverpool – Chelsea 1:1
Goals: Salah, 65 – Willian, 85

Swansea City – Bournemouth 0:0

Manchester United – Brighton 1:0
Goal: dunk 66 (own goal)

Crystal Palace – Stoke City 2:1
Goals: Loftus-Cheek, 56, Sako, 90 – Shaqiri, 53

Tottenham – West Bromwich 1:1
Goals: Kane, 74 Rondon 4

Newcastle – Watford 0:3
Goals: Hughes 19, Yedlin, 45 (goal), gray, 62

West Ham — Leicester 1:1
Goals: Kouyate, 45 — Albrighton, 8

Standings:

Top scorers:

10 – Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
9 – Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)
9 – Harry Kane (Tottenham)
8 – Gabriel BOM Jesus (Manchester City)
8 – Romelu Lukaku (Manchester United)

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