Mo Salah wrote his name in the record books once more as Liverpool got the new Premier League campaign underway in perfect fashion with a 3-0 win at Norwich.
For the first day of the Premier League, Liverpool easily dominated Norwich (3-0) this Saturday thanks to a Mohamed Salah in great form. The Egyptian international was the decisive pass for the first two goals signed Jota (26th) and Firmino (65th), and then finished his festival with a goal. A perfect start for the Reds!
Manchester United start their season with a win against Leeds
The Red Devils started their Premier League campaign in the best possible way on Saturday.
Beaten six times last season at Old Trafford, Manchester United marked its territory by beating Leeds (5-1) on Saturday during the first day of the English championship, with a hat-trick from Bruno Fernandes.
Apart from two weak moments, between the 15th and 30th minute, and in the first five minutes of the second half, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s players, supported by 75,000 spectators, controlled the whole match. A bit like their big victory in December 2020 against Marcelo Bielsa’s men (6-2).
It’s going well for Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea! Three days after their victory against Villarreal (1-1, 6-5 t.a.b.) in the European Supercup, the London club has perfectly managed its start of the season in the Premier League this Saturday, by beating Crystal Palace (3-0) for the first day of the championship.
The Blues took the lead with a beautiful free kick from Alonso
The Blues took the lead with a beautiful free kick from Alonso (27th), which left no chance to Guaita (see brief 16:35). Afterwards, Pulisic (40th), then the former Lorient player Chalobah (58th) increased the gap for the Stamford Bridge residents. A nightmare for the new coach of the Eagles Patrick Vieira for his debut in the PL.
At the same time, Leicester relied on its striker Vardy (41st) to beat Wolverhampton (1-0), while Rafael Benitez’s Everton, with Frenchman Digne as a starter, won at home against Southampton.
Watford celebrated its return to the Premier League with a 3-2 win over Aston Villa. Christian Kabasele was in the starting line-up for the Cottagers, who won thanks to former Club Brugge striker Emmanuel Dennis (10th, 1-0), Ismaila Sarr (42nd, 2-0) and Cucho (67th, 3-0). John McGinn (70th, 3-1) and Danny Ings (90th+7th, 3-2) reduced the Villans’ lead.
Brighton signed a small feat in Burnley, which opened the score by James Tarkowski (2nd, 1-0). The Frenchman Neal Maupay equalized (73rd, 1-1) and the Argentine Alexis Mac Allister, who had replaced Leandro Trosard (76th), gave the Seagulls the victory (78th, 1-2).
