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Premier League: City in deep crisis – Tottenham’s party (4-0) at the Etihad – Opportunity for Liverpool

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His team Angel Postecoglou it was storming in his derby Manchester and threw a party opposite the “Citizens”. Great protagonist for the “Spurs” was the James Madisonwho opened the scoring at 13′ and in 20′ double them goals of him and the guests.

At 53′ the Resource raise the score marker to 3-0 for her Tottenham and in the delays o Johnson formed the final 4-0. Thus, the City stayed at 23 pointsfive less than the leader Liverpoolwhich on Sunday (24/11) faces away from home Sunderland and has the opportunity to open it more scissors.

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In summary, the results of the 12th matchday:

Saturday, November 23

  • Leicester-Chelsea 1-2 (90′ penalty Agiou – 15′ Jackson, 75′ Fernandes)
  • Arsenal-Nottingham Forest 3-0 (15′ Saka, 52′ Partei, 86′ Nuaneri)
  • Aston Villa-Crystal Palace 2-2 (36′ Watkins, 77′ Barkley – 4′ Sarr, 45′ Deveny)
  • Bournemouth-Brighton 1-2 (90′ Brooks – 4′ Pedro, 49′ Mitoma)
  • Everton-Bradford 0-0
  • Fulham-Wolves 1-4 (20′ Igwobi – 31′, 87′ Kunia, 53′ Gomes, 90′ Gedes)
  • Manchester City-Tottenham 0-4 (13′, 20′ Maddison, 53′ Poro, 93′ Johnson)
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Sunday, November 24

  • 16:00 Southampton-Liverpool
  • 18:30 Ipswich-Manchester G.

Monday, November 25

  • 22:00 Newcastle-West Ham

The Premier League standings (in 12 games)

  1. Liverpool 28 -11am.
  2. Manchester City 23
  3. Chelsea 22
  4. Arsenal 22
  5. Brighton 22
  6. Tottenham 19
  7. Nottingham Forest 19
  8. Aston Villa 19
  9. Fulham 18
  10. Newcastle 18 -11am.
  11. Bradford 17
  12. Bournemouth 15
  13. Manchester United. 15 -11
  14. West Ham 12 -11am.
  15. Everton 11
  16. Leicester 10
  17. Wolves 9
  18. Ipswich 8 -11am.
  19. Crystal Palace 8
  20. Southampton 4 -11am.
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