Six things we learnt:
1. Arsenal and Liverpool show how the mighty have fallen - Their current form leave a lot to be desired. Liverpool trying to get back on their feet while Arsenal gets broken after intense pressure from the opponents.In their match yesterday, Liverpool managed to put in a display of how not to shoot, having just 10 of their 27 shots on target and managing to somehow find a way to fall behind. Arsenal had so little ball possession that even their fans were disgusted at their play!!!
2. Manchester United won't win the title - It is so obvious! with their current form....the title is far from them. Their Lackluster way of playing is appalling.Even Louis van Gaal afforded himself a split-second to consider that the title may be on this season, only for United to slip-up against 10-man Aston Villa. Radamez Falcao saved them yesterday.
3 West Ham reap the rewards- they are a good team, they work hard. When Andy Carroll and Stewart Downing left Liverpool having failed to make any impression whatsoever, few would have tipped them to not only return to form in the Premier League but resurrect their international careers. But West Ham must have seen something, and they are being duly rewarded for it.
4. Manchester City aren’t a one man team,
They don't depend on a striker to make them win! Even with Aguero , jovetic injured, the team is still functioning well.Striker-less City managed to score three times through David Silva and Yaya Toure and put pressure on league leaders Chelsea as they drew level with the Blues
5.One defeat puts Alan Pardew back under pressure - after they lost to Arsenal they haven't gotten their rhythm back. Alan Pardew was another manager who needed to turn around results immediately or risk losing his job. He achieved that, and even manager to halt the Chelsea juggernaut to end their unbeaten start to the season. However, back to back defeats to Arsenal and Tottenham brought them back to earth, and suddenly Pardew found himself in the crosshairs once again when he lost the one game you simply cannot lose.
6.QPR need to tie down Charlie Austin sooner rather than later.
The striker was suspended for the 3-1 defeat to Everton last weekend, but his return injected Rangers with a new impetus and desire that saw them commendably battle back from going 2-0 down early on. "If we sold Charlie Austin we might as well go home," said Redknapp.
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