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Showing posts with label liverpool. Show all posts

Marvellous Twilight Win: Tottenham Win over Liverpool



THE LATEST ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Tottenham Hotspur successfully defended White Hart Lane against Liverpool 2-1 in Wednesday’s Premier League clash.

Aaron Lennon was pivotal to the Spurs’ first-half domination, scoring on the seventh minute after firing Gareth Bale’s cross inside the goal. Bale himself found the net less than 20 minutes into the game after a 25-yard effort that went beyond stunned keeper Pepe Reina.

Bale’s luck ran out towards the second half, as the Welshman carelessly let an own goal pass through Liverpool’s woodwork. Attempts from Luis Suarez, Daniel Agger and Jose Enrique failed to lead the visitors to win w1th ease, ending an eight-match unbeaten run in the league.


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Just like a Tight Anugerah Skrin 2012 Competition: Shakhtar Donetsk’s Luiz Adriano Gets Attention of Interested Premier League Clubs

THE LATEST UEFA ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Shakhtar Donetsk striker Luiz Adriano have caught the interest of top-flight English Premier League clubs Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool, all of which being keen to sign the player in the January transfer window.

                                              
Adriano has scored 45 goals within 107 times of appearing for Donetsk. The Brazilian proved challenging against Chelsea during their previous Champions League match, as the current European champions struggled to win w1th ease against the Ukrainian club in a match that ended 3-2 in favour of the Stamford Bridge hosts.

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Intense Like the US Election: Chelsea Level with Liverpool in Premier League Match

THE LATEST ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Chelsea’s hopes to regain first place in the table diminished once more after failing to break their 1-1 deadlock against visitors Liverpool.


John Terry’s powerful header in the first half showed that Chelsea could win w1th ease in the match. Yet, a knee injury marred the captain’s return from his four-match ban, which affected his side’s winning chances.

Failed opportunities from Oscar and Juan Mata proved fatal to Chelsea as they failed to salvage a win from Luis Suarez’ equalizer 17 minutes from time. 

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