The Premier League It is the best league in the world and anything can happen. At the Emirates Stadium in London, the leader, Arsenal, received Bournemouth, who arrived in relegation places. But no game is easy in England. Those led by Mikel Arteta needed a win to maintain the five-point advantage over their guard, Manchester City, who had beaten Newcastle 2-0 and put pressure on. But things were not going to start as the Spanish coach of the Gunners expected.
Gary O’Neil’s team won the toss and elected to serve from half court to start the game. But he was not going to make the usual kick with a pass to a midfielder. There was a plan and he executed it perfectly.
They moved from the middle and quickly opened the ball on the right where Dango Ouattara from Burkinabe received while five of his teammates shot towards the Arsenal area The African soccer player faked and took a cross into the heart of the area, there the Danish Philip Billing leaked and defined for the 1-0. Barely nine seconds of the game had passed.
Bournemouth’s is the second fastest goal in Premier League history. The fastest was in 2019 and the author was Irish striker Shane Long, who took just 7.6 seconds to put Southampton ahead against Watford.