PREMIER LEAGUE
23.11.2024 | 19:02
Arsenal players celebrate Saka’s goal
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Arsenal overcame Nottingham Forest at the Emirates as they ran out 3-0 winners thanks to goals from Saka and Parti. Brighton achieved a valuable double, while Aston Villa saved a point against Crystal Palace.
Back to winning ways Arsenal beat Nottingham Forest 3-0 at the Emirates in matchday 12 of the Premier League.
Mikel Arteta’s men were better throughout the game and laid the foundations for victory early on. In the fifth minute, Timber scored, but VAR disallowed the goal due to dissent. Ten minutes later Saka opened the scoring with an assist from Edgard, who was also the equal score in the first half.
Saka went from executioner to Arsenal creator, as in the 52nd minute he assisted Thomas Partey who was credited with the second goal. 17-year-old Ethan Nuaneri sealed the three points for the Londoners after an assist from Sterling in the 86th minute.
Brighton have been revived and are dreaming of the Champions League
Brighton, after a huge win over Manchester City, beat Bournemouth 2-1 away to move up to fifth in the Premier League, level with Chelsea and Arsenal.
João Pedro opened the scoring in the fourth minute. Bournemouth pushed for an equalizer but failed to capitalize. In the 49th minute, Mitoma scored the second goal from an assist from Joao Pedro. Baleba’s dismissal in the 59th minute left the Seagulls one man down. The home side increased their pressure, but only managed to cut back in stoppage time through Brooks.
Draw in Birmingham
Aston Villa got dark against Crystal Palace who managed to leave Villa Park with the point. The Londoners took the lead in the fourth minute through Ismaila Sarr. Ollie Watkins equalized in the 36th minute but Palace regained the lead through Deveney with 45+1′.
Villa pushed to get something out of the game and could only equalize through Ross Barkley in the 77th minute. Aston Villa are level in 19th place with Nottingham Forest, while Crystal Palace are still eight points below the relegation zone.
Results of the 12th game
- Leicester – Chelsea: 1-2 (90+5′ Agiou penalty – 15′ Jackson, 75″ Fernandes)
- Arsenal – Nottingham Forest 3-0 (15′ Saka, 52′ Part, 86’ Nuaneri)
- Aston Villa – Crystal Palace 2-2 (36′ Watkins, 77′ Barkley – 4′ Sarr, 45+1′ Deveny)
- Everton – Brentford 0-0
- Bournemouth – Brighton 1-2 (90+3′ Brooks – 4′ Pedro, 49′ Mitoma)
- Fulham - wolves 1-4 (20′ Iwobi – 31′, 87’ Kunia, 53′ Gomes, 90+5’ Gedes)
- 23/11 19:30 Manchester City – Tottenham
- 24/11 16:00 Southampton – Liverpool
- 24/11 18:30 Ipswich – Manchester United
- 25/11 22:00 Newcastle – West Ham
The next day
- 29/11 22:00 Brighton – Southampton
- 30/11 17:00 Brentford – Leicester
- 30/11 17:00 Crystal Palace – Newcastle
- 30/11 17:00 Nottingham Forest – Ipswich
- 30/11 17:00 Wolves - Bournemouth
- 30/11 19:30 West Ham – Arsenal
- 01/12 15:30 Chelsea – Aston Villa
- 01/12 15:30 Manchester United – Everton
- 01/12 15:30 Tottenham – Fulham
- 01/12 18:00 Liverpool – Manchester City
How can Brighton maintain their momentum in the Premier League to secure a Champions League spot?
Title: Time.news Exclusive Interview
Interviewer: Welcome to Time.news, where we dive deep into the latest headlines and explore the stories shaping our world. Today, we’re joined by football analyst and Premier League expert, Michael Johnson. Michael, thank you for joining us!
Michael Johnson: It’s a pleasure to be here, excited to discuss the latest Premier League action!
Interviewer: Let’s kick things off with Arsenal’s impressive 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest. What were the key takeaways from that match?
Michael Johnson: Arsenal looked strong throughout the game. They set the tone early on, despite having an initial goal disallowed by VAR. Bukayo Saka’s early strike was crucial; it not only gave them the lead but also showcased his ability to be a game-changer. His assists later in the match highlighted how versatile he is—he’s becoming a real standout player for Arsenal this season.
Interviewer: Absolutely. Saka seems to be the linchpin for Arsenal’s attacking play. How do you assess his development as a player over the years?
Michael Johnson: Saka has matured remarkably. He started as a promising young talent, and now he’s stepping into a leadership role. His ability to both score and assist consistently, as we saw with his goal and assist against Nottingham Forest, is what sets him apart. It’s exciting to think about how he’ll continue to evolve.
Interviewer: Moving on to Brighton’s performance, they’ve been revitalized recently. What does their current form say about their ambitions in the league?
Michael Johnson: Brighton is definitely making a statement. Their win against Manchester City followed by another victory over Bournemouth shows they can compete with the top teams. They are now in the mix for a Champions League spot, which is a fantastic achievement for a club of their stature. João Pedro and Kaoru Mitoma are key players, and their chemistry on the pitch has been critical to their success.
Interviewer: The Champions League dream seems to be shared by several clubs this season. How does this competition boil down for teams like Brighton compared to established clubs?
Michael Johnson: It’s about consistency and depth. Established clubs like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Liverpool have not just talent but also experience in handling pressure, especially in big matches. For Brighton, this season is about proving they can compete week in and week out. If they manage to stay in the race and secure a European spot, it would be revolutionary for the club.
Interviewer: Let’s talk about Aston Villa’s match against Crystal Palace, which ended in a draw. What does this result indicate for both teams?
Michael Johnson: That match showed the competitive balance in the league. Aston Villa has been solid this season, and although they conceded first, they showed resilience to equalize. However, the fact that they couldn’t secure the win at home might reflect some underlying struggles, especially with consistency. For Crystal Palace, getting a point away against a strong side is crucial—they’re proving to be tough to beat, which can often be just as valuable as outright wins.
Interviewer: with the season nearing its halfway mark, what are your predictions for the Premier League landscape as we head into the winter months?
Michael Johnson: Expect the intensity to ramp up. Teams will be grappling with injury setbacks and fatigue. The title race will tighten, especially with clubs like Arsenal and Brighton finding form. My prediction? We might see a surprising shift in the top four, with teams like Brighton potentially breaking through. Whatever happens, this season is shaping up to be one for the books.
Interviewer: Thank you, Michael! Your insights into the Premier League are always enlightening. We’re looking forward to the next round of matches.
Michael Johnson: Thanks for having me! I can’t wait to see how the rest of the season unfolds.
Interviewer: And that’s all for today’s interview. Stay tuned for more updates on the Premier League and other global stories, and thank you for reading Time.news!
