Soccer Super Thread

@Halbrowne61
@Dr_Ice
@tiger_one
@jirskyr
@Harvey


Big-spending Tottenham made a disappointing start to the new Premier League season as they were outplayed by an impressive and match-ready Brentford 0-3 at the Gtech Community Stadium.

Spurs players appeared like a β€˜π—•π—¨π—‘π—–π—› 𝗒𝗙 𝗦𝗧π—₯π—”π—‘π—šπ—˜π—₯𝗦’ where they "never won enough duels."

(It is Matchweek 1 and as they say, "it's how you finish, not how you start ...)


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Sorry I didn't look at this result too closely, I was too busy basking in Tigers glory.

But it's always good to remember that whenever Tigers disappoint me, Spurs are there just waiting to disappoint me even further.
 
@Criz
@WesternSuburbsBoy
@Odessa
@full80



Newcastle and Liverpool finish 2 all in a match that went down to the wire.

Dominik Szoboszlai scored a dramatic stoppage-time penalty as Liverpool denied Newcastle an opening game victory at St James' Park.

Goals from Anthony Elanga and Joe Willock seemed to have given Matthias Jaissle a winning start to life as Newcastle manager, with Cody Gakpo having briefly levelled for the visitors in the second half.

However, with seconds left Victor Munoz was brought down inside the box by Lewis Hall and Szoboszlai stepped up to hammer the penalty into the roof of the net.

It was perhaps fitting that the game ended in drama. Fans of both sides had come together before it started to pay tribute to Kevin Keegan, who died last month at the age of 75.

A large tifo showing images of Keegan along with the words "King Kev" was visible in one stand, while in the centre circle there was a moving mosaic of shirts left outside the stadium following the news of his death.

After a minute's applause before kick-off it was Newcastle who made the dream start. Elanga scored his first goal for the club when he was sent away by William Osula and the forward sent a neat finish into the far corner.

Liverpool equalised after the break when Gakpo showed great accuracy to place a strike from distance beyond Newcastle goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek.

However, the Reds were level for just two minutes as substitute Willock restored Newcastle's lead, finding the bottom corner with a clinical strike.

That looked like being the winner until Hall fouled Munoz and Szoboszlai stayed calm to fire home from the spot with almost the last kick of the game.



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I was five seconds away from the perfect weekend of Tigers and Magpies!
 
JOAO PEDRO (Chelsea) has made Premier League history just 31 seconds into CHELSEAs season, scoring the earliest EVER goal by a team in their opening game against Fulham.


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@Emile
@Tiger Woods


Manchester City get things done, 4-1 over Crystal Place

Erling Haaland and Rayan Cherki both scored twice as Manchester City made it two Premier League wins out of two under Enzo Maresca - and left Crystal Palace without a point after back-to-back defeats.

Haaland, last season's leading scorer with 27 league goals, opened his account for the season to set City on their way with a guided header after being picked out by Antoine Semenyo in the 17th minute.

In an entertaining game, Cherki doubled the lead with a lovely 54th-minute finish after dancing past a couple of challenges, before Palace pulled one back two minutes later when Gianluigi Donnarumma became the first City keeper to score a Premier League own goal since Costel Pantilimon in December 2013.




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@WesternSuburbsBoy
@Criz


Liverpool and Nottingham Forest finish all tied up at 2 all.

Victor Munoz marked his full debut with a goal to rescue a Premier League point for Liverpool at home to Nottingham Forest.

The Spain winger lashed homed from Florian Wirtz's pass to level for Andoni Iraola's side with eight minutes remaining after Morgan Gibbs-White's penalty had put the visitors on course for three points.

Dan Ndoye had given Forest the lead midway through the first half, slotting home from Gibbs-White's pass after a simple long ball over the top took out the Liverpool defence.

Liverpool drew level on the hour mark when Alexander Isak tapped into an empty net from Cody Gakpo's pinpoint low cross.

But with Liverpool hoping to push on to find a winner, goalkeeper Alisson was adjudged to have brought down Neco Williams after a quick throw-in from Forest's new record signing Liam Delap.

The home side were furious with the decision but it was upheld and Gibbs-White sent Alisson the wrong way from the spot.

But, as they did at Newcastle last weekend, Liverpool battled back and Munoz thumped the ball home off the crossbar to equalise.

Neither side could find a winner, though, leaving both Iraola and Oliver Glasner without a win since taking over their respective sides in the summer.



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@guyofthetiger


Everton and Bournemouth end up 1 all in a game of chances.


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, after some fine work from Evanilson on the right wing, had put the Cherries in front.

Up until the opener, it was Everton who had created the better of chances in an action-packed first half.

The visitors had gone close through a Jarrad Branthwaite header in the 10th minute, while Thierno Barry failed to turn in a rebound after Tyrique George's initial effort was saved by Djordje Petrovic.

But it was Bournemouth who found a way through first. Evanilson chased a long ball forward, then beat James Tarkowski and picked out Scott to score.

Everton went close to an equaliser before half-time but Barry could only hit the side-netting following a quick break, while the in-form striker was also denied by Petrovic from close range early in the second half.

David Moyes' side then had appeals for a penalty turned down by referee Chris Kavanagh when Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall went down in the box after making contact with James Hill.

But they finally scored the equaliser after both Marcus Tavernier and Ryan Christie failed to clear Hayden Hackney's corner and the ball fell for skipper Tarkowski to rescue a point.



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Hull City just love the Premier League, this time round.
They remain undefeated after 2 matches, defeating fellow promoted side Coventry 1-0 overnight.


Liam Millar's late goal at fellow promoted side Coventry City ensured Hull maintained a 100% record on their return to the Premier League.

It proved to be a cruel outcome for Frank Lampard's Coventry, who exhibited plenty of endeavour and were largely in the ascendency during a contest that generally lacked attacking quality.

That was until Canada winger Millar was played through on goal by Mohamed Belloumi in the 82nd minute, firing a decisive finish past home goalkeeper Carl Rushworth.



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@Halbrowne61
@Dr_Ice
@tiger_one
@jirskyr
@Harvey
@full80


Newcastle come over Spurs in the 2nd half winning 2-0.


Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle claimed his first Premier League victory with goals from Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa at Tottenham Hotspur - who lost their second league game this season.

There had not been a goalless draw between these clubs since the top flight was rebranded as the Premier League in 1992, and Elanga broke the deadlock in the 62nd minute.

New signing Nico Gonzalez, making his Magpies debut following his Β£52m move from Manchester City, started the move with a superb crossfield pass to Amar Dedic who headed the ball into Elanga's path.

The Swede, who also scored in the Magpies' 2-2 draw with Liverpool on Sunday, created space away from ex-Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali, spun and shot at goal, with the ball going in off the post.

Newcastle doubled their lead 10 minutes later when Wissa acrobatically hooked the ball into the net after Nick Woltemade headed a corner towards the striker.

Tottenham striker Omar Marmoush, making his debut on loan from Manchester City, had one of the best chances when it was 0-0, but from the side of the six-yard box could only sidefoot wide unmarked.

Italy midfielder Tonali played against Newcastle for the first time since becoming Spurs' record signing in a Β£100m move in the summer after three years with the Magpies.

He was booed relentlessly by the away supporters, who took great delight in waving him off the pitch when he was substituted for Dominic Solanke with Newcastle 2-0 up.

The three points lifts Newcastle fourth in the table, while Tottenham are yet to score a league goal this season and are bottom.



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@TIGERS


Will Lankshear scored twice as part of Middlesbrough beating West Bromwich Albion 3-1 at the Riverside Stadium.

The in-form striker took his tally to six goals in five matches since being signed from Tottenham this summer.

Lankshear opened the scoring early in the second half - despite clearly being offside - and restored the hosts' lead after Jimmy-Jay Morgan's equaliser. The fit-again Alfie Jones added a late third for Kim Hellberg's side.

It ended Albion's unbeaten start to the Championship season and was their sixth consecutive defeat against Boro.



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@Bellend
@happy_tiger
@Criz

The Hammers and Watford share the points in a game of chances, the final score being 1-1.

Watford withstood huge second half pressure from West Ham to maintain their unbeaten start to the Championship season and keep the Hammers winless.

The Hornets took the lead with a lovely solo effort from Amin Nabizada - his second goal of the new campaign.

West Ham were then gifted an equaliser following a mistake from defender Kevin Keben resulting in an own goal by Mattie Pollock.

The Hammers streamed forward in the second half with chances for Jarrod Bowen, the impressive Manor Solomon, Arne Engels and Joel Piroe, but they were unable to find a winner.

The draw leaves new Watford boss Alessio Dionisi with five points from his opening three league matches, whilst West Ham have two draws and a defeat.


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@Odessa
@Dr_Ice



Jimmy Dunne scored QPR's winner as they came from behind to beat Blackburn Rovers 2-1 at Ewood Park.

Ryoya Morishita's spectacular strike put the hosts ahead early in the second half, but Paul Smyth equalised less than two minutes later.

Dunne headed home Tariq Lamptey's cross to clinch the points for Rangers, who are enjoying an impressive start to their campaign.

Julien Stephan's side remain unbeaten in the Championship this season and have won both their away matches.



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