Arsenal Grind Out A Win To Stay Top

Keeshaanan Sundaresan | Myra | Sean Malhotra

04-Dec-23 20:00

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Plenty of goals in Matchweek 14 of the English Premier League as Man City, Spurs, Liverpool, Chelsea and even Burnley (finally!) score at least three goals in their respective matches. City dropped points at home after a spirited comeback by Ange Postecoglu's Spurs squad, levelling the game late at Etihad. Eddie Howe's Newcastle continued their strong form at home, brushing aside a Man Utd side looking rather out of sorts, meanwhile in London 10-men Chelsea got away with a 3-2 win over Brighton. Arsenal continued their quest for the league title with a solid win over Wolves, while chaotic Liverpool saved themselves embarrassment at home, clawing back to beat Fulham at Anfield. Our pundits also look ahead to the Malaysia Cup Finals this Friday, as defending champions Johor Darul Ta'zim take on Terengganu. All that and more, on Just For Kicks.

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Tags: wolves, Johor vs Terengganu, just for kicks, football, english premier league, manchester city, liverpool, chelsea, Burnley, newcastle, brighton, arsenal, malaysia cup,

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