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#premier league#football shirts#poll#arsenal#aston villa#afc bournemouth#brentford fc#brighton fc#burnley fc#chelsea fc#crystal palace#everton#fulham fc
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genuinely miss seeing his pretty face. another 4 days. 🕊️
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Raheem Sterling scores the third goal against Burnley.
Me: STERLING!!!!!! He REALLY deserved that goal. He's been man of the match.
Brother: Hopefully not offsides. Sterling hat trick: create an OG, earns a PK, scores an actual goal.
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bruh don't make me cry guys, get a room
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Football Recaps of Burnley FC
Full coverages of Burnley Football Club in the Premier League.
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What a fabulous weekend of football!
And I can't believe there is still one more match to go! The capstone match at that! A possible title decider! Manchester City vs. Arsenal. I am hoping for a draw so Liverpool can further solidify their spot as numero uno. They barely beat out Brighton today, but thanks to King Salah, they squeaked out their win (because let me tell you, it was NOT a convincing first half on their part).
As for other highlights of the weekend, Newcastle vs. West Ham will go down as a classic comeback game. West Ham looked to have the game sealed when they were leading 3-1, and especially since the poor Newcastle players continue to drop like flies due to injury. But what the comeback from them yesterday. Harvey Barnes probably had boots kissed by every one of his mates yesterday after the match.
Chelsea vs. Burnley was an all-round embarrassment. Burnley went down to ten men early on due to red card that should never have been a red card and then their coach, Vincent Kompany, also got sent off and I admire him for it because he was truly speaking out against that red card that was a sham.
Chelsea have really only survived this season due to Cole Palmer. Or rather, "Cold Palmer." Check out his cheeky little penalty from yesterday. He also had a nice goal, mostly due to a brilliant little flick on from Raheem Sterling, who hasn't done all that much this season, but that assist somewhat makes up for his lackluster year. But Chelsea being Chelsea, still only managed to get a draw against a ten-man Burnley, which is just downright pathetic.
The other fun game from yesterday was Man United vs. Brentford. The game was all Brentford. Man United were absolutely abysmal. Yet bring on Mason Mount, who has barely touched a ball all season due to injury, and he scores what we all thought was going to be the late winner. Haha not so! said Brentford with Kristoffer Ajer scoring in the 99th minute.
Anyway, the big game is starting now and I must give it all my attention!
#premier league#chelsea fc#liverpool fc#man city#man united#brentford fc#brighton fc#burnley fc#arsenal#newcastle united#west ham united
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#I really like the Palace one#premier league#football shirts#poll#arsenal fc#aston villa#afc bournemouth#brentford fc#brighton fc#burnley fc#chelsea fc#crystal palace#everton fc#fulham fc
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i was gonna say „something about him“ until i realised it's more like
everything about him.
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Cole Palmer converts a pen against Burnley, his first goal for Chelsea and first league goal.
T minus 40, 9th minute:
Me: 'Never scored in the league, Cole Palmer'? Thanks for un-jinxing that, commentator! Palmer to score today.
Brother: I'm surprised by that.
Me: Well, it sounds like he mostly played cup comps for City, so I see why he's never scored in the league. UNTIL TODAY.
Pen, 49th minute:
Me: PALMER DESTINY I SAID HE WOULD SCORE TODAY.
Brother: Hell yes.
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DAVID DATRO FOFANA - Burnley FC v Fulham FC - Premier League - February 03, 2024
Photo by Naomi Baker
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If we ever meet again (fic)
lol I actually fall for the most random and ridiculous pairings hehe
but I had to get this off my chest, it has been bothering me ever since THIS moment
Pairing: Wout Weghorst/Matej Vydra, Matej Vydra/Chris Wood (implied)
Tags: unhealthy coping mechanism, height kink/difference,
Warning: none
Summary: It’s shite being at Burnley.
Link to AO3
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Match Review: Burnley 0-1 Manchester United
We're back! Well, sort of. 3 points, a rare win away, a clean sheet, a first start in 8 years for Jonny Evans, and a disallowed goal - all with a skeleton hodge-podge team. Decent.
Lets start with the stats:
Possession: Burnley 62% / United 38%
Shots: Burnley 12 / United 11
On target: Burnley 4 / United 4
Corners: Burnley 9 / United 5
Fouls: Burnley 6 / United 12
It wasn't a pretty win but United weren't set up for it to be glamourous. Emergency dictated that Jonny Evans started alongside Victor Lindelof at CB, with an unwell Sergio Reguilon playing through the pain at LB and Dalot at RB.
The makeshift defence wasn't perfect, and Burnley had a lovely break through the lines that hit the post, but United's lack of synergy and freshness made Vincent Kompany's side look sharper than they are in truth.
The midfield too: Bruno Fernandes out wide right (with Pellistri relegated back to the bench), Hannibal Mejbri handed a start, and McTominay/Casemiro also making up the midfield. Bruno's progressive play is high risk/high reward, so possession would be tricky there. Casemiro isn't Carrick, he's a bruiser, so he wants to win back and release, and then there's Hannibal - a high energy battler and presser - and McTominay, who is outrageously out of form and seemingly out of shits to give for the team. A sad sight, really.
In what was a tough game for United away from home, down on luck, it could be seen as cruelty for Jonny Evans' headed goal to be denied by VAR for Rasmus Hojlund obstructing the keeper's view, but what better way to fight back than Jonny "Pirlo is a pussy" Evans pinging a ball upfield on his weak foot for Bruno to bury on the volley, bottom corner. Scenes.
You might need to click the tweet to see Bruno's goal but it's worth it. The little brother to the RVP/Rooney goal against Villa in in 2012/13.
Bruno/Evans magic aside, it was a hard fought match by United and particular praise should go again to Hannibal Mejbri. The young Tunisian international was tireless in the middle pressing and jostling, but also quite tidy with the ball. Statman Dave was timely with the Hannibal stats post game:
The youngster proved an astute rotation for Christian Eriksen who, like Juan Mata before him, is a genius level footballing IQ but whose physicality - through no fault of his own - means he can't be utilised as much as would be liked. Ten Hag was smart to recognise this quickly, rather than showing loyalty over suitability. In no world does Eriksen do what Mejbri did last night, and it probably costs United the win.
Beyond that there's not too much to analyse. Hojlund was unlucky not to slide in a low cross from Dalot, Rashford missed a late chance to tee up an open Casemiro, and Amrabat finally made his debut with a few minutes at the end - a similar story for the returning Raphael Varane. The only thing I didn't understand was Kompany's dress sense...
Ah well, a win's a win and United looked far more harmonious and relaxed after the result than we've seen in a long time. Lets hope our favourable run of games now can become a proper run of form, especially with so many home fixtures. Lets also hope Jonny Evans, the true red, maintains this level of form just in case we need him again.
#manchester united#man u#man united#man utd#manchester reds#erik ten hag#casemiro#christian eriksen#marcus rashford#jonny evans#sergio reguilon#hannibal mejbri#scott mctominay#hall of shame#rasmus hojlund#turf moor#burnley fc#sofian amrabat#diogo dalot#bruno fernandes#wonder goal#what a goal
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