EPL gw2 : Norwich menang besar hasil jaringan pendatang baru Teemu Pukki | MC sekadar seri ngan Spurs (kecewa VAR)

Pukki is the first player to score a #PL hat-trick for NorwichCityFC since Ekoku v Everton on 25 September 1993

*Teemu Eino Antero Pukki is a Finnish professional footballer who plays as a striker for Premier League club Norwich City and the Finland national team. He began his career with KTP and moved to Sevilla in 2008, where he played only one La Liga game for the first team before returning to Finland with HJK.
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-For the first time since 2009-10, Arsenal have won their first two games of a #PL season

"The way we played was incredible. Everything we did was incredible. At the end the result only counts and we couldn’t win. We would have liked to, the guys deserved it"

- Pep Guardiola

Gunners X mampu kekang ledakan gol dr Aguero Argentina MC

• Manchester City held off the challenge of Arsenal at the Emirates to go within two points of leaders Liverpool 
• City made a blistering start, hitting the back of the net inside one minute of the match through Sergio Aguero 
• Laurent Koscielny pulled Arsenal back level 10 minutes later with a well-worked header from a corner 
• Aguero popped up at the back post to strike again on the cusp of half-time to put champions City back in front
• The Argentina ace completed a controversial hat-trick after sliding in on the goal-line and handling the ball 

Game awal pagi yg mengecewakan buat fans Arsenal...terkena lagi...team ini nampak x mampu memberi saingan...

The striker watched on as the ball flicked off his elbow and made its way into the bottom corner for his and City's third goal

Arsenal players immediately protested for handball as Aguero raced away in celebration and the Etihad began to cheer

The Gunners surrounding referee Martin Atkinson - but their protests for handball were ignored by the referee

Unai Emery remained animated on the touchline and continually attempted to conduct his men into action at the Etihad

The Brazilian flung his arms up in vain, but the ball had already rocketed past him and bulged in the back of the netting

The Gunners skipper wheeled away with arms outstretched after cancelling out City's early goal and pulling his side level

Defender Aymeric Laporte thought he had made it 2-0 to City early on, but his headed goal was ruled offside from a free-kick

PLAYER RATINGS :-

MANCHESTER CITY (4-3-3): Ederson 7, Walker 7, Otamendi 7, Laporte 7.5, Fernandinho 8, Gundogan 7, Bernardo Silva 7, De Bruyne 8 (Mahrez 88'), Silva 7, Sterling 8.5, Aguero 9 (Gabriel Jesus 81')

SUBS UNUSED: Danilo, Stones, Delph, Sane, Muric

BOOKED: Gundogan

GOALS: Aguero 1, 43, 60

MANAGER: Pep Guardiola 7

ARSENAL (4-4-2): Leno 7, Mustafi 6, Koscielny 6, Monreal 6, Lichtsteiner 5.5, Torreira 7, Guendouzi 6, Kolasinac 5 (Denis Suarez 66' 5), Iwobi 5 (Ramsey 66' 6), Aubameyang 5.5, Lacazette 6.5

SUBS UNUSED: Cech, Elneny, Ozil, Mavropanos, Nketiah

BOOKED: Torreira

GOAL: Koscielny 10

MANAGER: Unai Emery 6.5

REFEREE: Martin Atkinson 5

ATT: 54,483

MOTM: Aguero

Denis Suarez came on for his debut but could do nothing to prevent us from slipping to defeat against Manchester City on Sunday.

 

The game could hardly have got off to a worse start as the hosts scored after 46 seconds, Sergio Aguero heading in from close range after we gave the ball away on the edge of the area.

Arsenal slip to sixth place, a point behind Manchester United, and three behind fourth-placed Chelsea.

UNAI EMERY:

"They showed their superiority today. Two different times in the first half we struggled but together, defensively, being strong in some moments and keeping the result like we can have an option.

“All the small details we need to work well and not concede [weren’t there]. The first half we can be with some optimism to do something different in the second half.

“It was different. We opened the match more than the first half. They showed today with the possession against us, getting our defence position very deep, they can win like in the first half. The result is the difference between us.”

RESULT EPL : Kemenangan manis ARSENAL ke atas Chelsea |

Callum Wilson has scored 6 EPL goals against West Ham in 6 appearances, more than he has managed against any other side in the competition

Sergio Aguero has 20 goals & 3 assists in his last 13 #PL matches against teams starting the day in the relegation zone

Arsenal are unbeaten in 13 EPL London derby matches at home (W10 D3), winning the last 6 in a row

MC juara Community Shield 2018

Sergio Aguero double seals Community Shield for Manchester City as sloppy Chelsea give Maurizio Sarri plenty to ponder

On another baking hot afternoon Manchester City certainly did not look under-cooked. The champions set the standard for the new season as they comprehensively out-played – and not just beat – Chelsea to win the Community Shield.

Manager Pep Guardiola had said he was “starving” for more success and his team looked ravenous. Another trophy has come their way, albeit the fifth of importance that they will contest this campaign, but the resonance went far beyond.

There were two goals for the predatory Sergio Aguero – the first being his 200thfor City – but it was the manner of their construction, and the architects of them, that was so impressive. On both occasions City carved through Chelsea.

Phil Foden, the great young hope at still just 18, created the first and also released Aguero with the pass of the match – a wonderful wedged ball through with back-spin to bring it back to the striker – while John Stones continued his imperious form from the World Cup, just three weeks to the day after returning from Russia, and Bernardo Silva looked like a player trying to prove a point. The only disappointment was an indifferent performance from £60million signing Riyad Mahrez and the confirmation, if any were needed, that goalkeeper Claudio Bravo is not going to be challenging Ederson for his place.

For Chelsea’s new manager Maurizio Sarri this was a sobering experience. A bit like the over-size T-shirt be wore Chelsea did not, on this evidence, look like a good fit with his marquee signing of Jorginho struggling to impose himself and Ross Barkley barely involved while it was a miserable day for Alvaro Morata. Jorginho turned down City, of course, to join Chelsea for £57million but this was not a glimpse of what got away.

The Italian will get better and so will Chelsea and not least when they have their World Cup players – N’Golo Kante and, should he stay, Eden Hazard in particular – back but there is work to do for Sarri to impose his bold style. The bright spot? An encouraging hour from 17-year-old Callum Hudson-Odoi and not much else.

The goals said it all. They said it all about the daunting gap between these two sides which Chelsea are trying to close. For the first City built from the back with the ball fed to Foden who strode forward and simply laid the ball off to Aguero. Antonio Rudiger anticipated the return pass, moved to his left and the space opened up for Aguero to drive a low left-foot shot through the defender’s legs and into the corner of the net. Good finish; bad defending with Chelsea sitting far too deep.

For Aguero’s second Stones intercepted a pass and ran forward with substitute Ilkay Gundogan laying the ball to Bernardo who threaded it through to Aguero who had ran behind David Luiz. Unerringly he side-footed home. It should, in fact, have completed a hat-trick for Aguero who had earlier been released on goal by Foden with his brilliant pass with the outside of his boot but the Argentinean hesitated, rounded goalkeeper Willy Caballero but then shot into the side-netting. Soon after he drew a smart block from his compatriot with a fierce volley.

Such was City’s dominance that Guardiola could experiment as he pushed Stones into midfield for the final 10 minutes after bringing on Vincent Kompany while Foden rightly received a standing ovation as he, too, was substituted.

UCL : Keputusan kelab2 inggeris yg membanggakan {Man City / Spurs / Liverpool}

Roberto Firmino [Liverpool/Brazil] in his first UCL campaign

Games + Goals = 7 | Assist =4

Mane is 4th Liverpool player to score a UCL hattrick after

Michael Owen (2002) Yossi Benayoun (2007)  and Philippe Coutinho (2017)

Huge character to come back from 2-0 down. Two big away goals and now look forward to the return leg at Wembley-Harry Kane twitter

Harry Kane has equalled the record for most goals scored by an English player in a single #UCL season (7), set by Steven Gerrard in 2008/09

Sergio Agüero has 14 goals in 11 games in all competitions in 2018

Gonzalo Higuaín has now scored in 5 consecutive matches for Juventus.

UCL : Kememangan moral buat MC 5-3 ke atas Monaco

"A crazy night" is how Sergio Agüero described it with some justification. Tuesday's eight-goal thriller between Manchester City and Monaco was a match that had just about everything, from special goals to slack defending, via some wondrously slick and swift attacking football by both teams.

Vision of the future?
Above all, Manchester City fans will hope it was a night that opened a window on a dazzling future for their team. In Monaco's half of the pitch, at least, we saw the kind of spectacle everyone of a Sky Blue persuasion must have dreamed of when Josep Guardiola walked into the building.

Even better, some of their best football in establishing their hard-earned 5-3 first-leg lead came from young wingers Raheem Sterling and Leroy Sané. Both scored. Both set up a goal. Sané ghosted away from three Monaco players in the lead-up to Sterling's opener. Sterling raced upfield and supplied Agüero to equalise at 2-2. Together they brought pace and movement and trickery. At 22 and 20 respectively, they can only improve.

Agüero's timely reminder
There has never been any question about the sense of timing of the man who scored City's added time, Premier League title-winning goal in May 2012. There has been a question, though, about whether he fits into Guardiola's system. Yet Agüero, still more than any other City player, has an innate knack of finding the net.

"It's always important to score goals," he told UEFA.com after an evening where he contributed two – the second a terrifically controlled volley – and an assist. "I like it when they're decisive goals and today they were, and especially given that we won by two goals as it's important to go there with a cushion."

Game of risk
Guardiola acknowledged afterwards that his strategy is a high-risk one. "We attack in small spaces and we leave big spaces behind – that's why I was brought here," he said. It means there will be occasions when the Spaniard can be seen hopping up and down in frustration – as he was in the lead-up to one Monaco goal – but he will not change.

What may change, in time, is Guardiola's defensive personnel. 

This was a difficult evening for Nicolás Otamendi and John Stones, though in the case of 22-year-old Stones – duped by Radamel Falcao before the Colombian's sensational second goal yet later on target with his first UEFA Champions League strike – he is a young centre-half still learning the game. 

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Caballero makes his mark
Willy Caballero has waited patiently in the wings at Manchester City yet this was his most influential display since usurping Claudio Bravo as first-choice keeper. His fortunes were typical of City's on a blink-and-you'll-miss-it night: there was a mistake ahead of Monaco's first goal but then a penalty save and, late on, another pivotal intervention to deny Falcao.

Agüero described his compatriot's spot-kick stop as a turning point. "It was an extra lift for us – a boost. From there we picked ourselves up and played a good game." That really is not even the half of it.

Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho claims no one ever doubted Sergio Aguero's quality - even when he was on the the bench: 'His history at this club speaks for itself' 

Kekalahan MC ditempat sendiri bertambah luka dgn 2 lyngn kad merah wat Aguero & Fernandinho

Massive win today to stay at the of the #PremierLeague ! #CFC #MCICHE @ChelseaFC

Tensions boiled over in the closing stages at the Etihad

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Aguero Brutal Tackles vs david luiz |Manchester City vs Chelsea 1-3

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Red Cards Aguero and Fernandinho

Fernandinho can expect a three-game ban, while Sergio Aguero is set to be suspended for four matches

 Fernandinho, right, starts to grab and push Chelsea’s Cesc Fàbregas, leading to a red card for the Manchester City man. Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola apologised for his team's part in the mass brawl that resulted in Sergio Aguero and Fernandinho being sent off at the end of their 3-1 defeat by Chelsea - but defended both players.

Match Stats:

Possession : MC 61 CHE 39

Goal attempts : Off target : MC 10 CHE 6

Goal attempts : On target : MC 4 CHE 4

Corners : MC 9 CHE 2

Fouls : MC 13 CHE 8

Offsides : MC 2 CHE 1

The home crowd felt referee Anthony Taylor did not help City on the day but Guardiola was clear as to why Chelsea left with the points.

The boss added: "We didn’t win because we missed a lot of chances not because of the referee."

‘It’s a big win and a big result against a really strong team,’ Conte told Chelsea TV afterwards.

‘With the quality of players in their squad I think it’s the most complete in this league. For this reason, I am pleased with the result, and with the players. They showed me great character.

‘We were lucky at the start of the second half because there was one crossbar, and also a good save from Thibaut kept the result at 1-0,’ Conte added.

‘Then we found great strength to score the goal to draw, and then to score the second goal and the third goal.

‘It’s fantastic this because I repeat, it’s not easy to come here and win this game. Now we have to continue.'

Analysis

Chief football writer Phil McNulty:

It is unlikely either Manchester City or Chelsea have heard the last of a shameful conclusion to a high-class game of football as players and officials from both sides became embroiled in ugly scenes.

City's frustration at what they believed was a series of injustices at the hands of referee Anthony Taylor boiled over in injury time as Aguero caught Luiz high and late, which happened after the Argentina striker clashed with the defender at a corner earlier.

Chelsea's Nathaniel Chalobah joined in and was lucky not to see red, while Fernandinho was sent off for grabbing Fabregas.

Even then, Fernandinho had to be forced to leave the pitch and with the whole situation threatening to go completely out of control, it was fortunate referee Taylor was able to blow the final whistle seconds later.

It is hard to see how both clubs can escape censure for a failure to control their players.

Former Premier League striker Jason Roberts on Final Score:

The tackle from Aguero was absolutely outrageous. It's exactly what you don't want to see in football. It was the type of challenge that can break a leg. He's absolutely done it on purpose.

Former Blackburn striker Chris Sutton on Match of the Day:

Aguero lost the plot. It's as bad a tackle as you will see - I can't ever remember seeing one as bad as that.

Alex Scott, Arsenal Ladies and England defender on Final Score:

The Football Association has to act. With Aguero, you know that players can get frustrated - but what he did you know you cannot do in football, no way. The thing is, it was such a superb game of football but such a bad ending.

Former England winger Chris Waddle on BBC Radio 5 live:

Chelsea were clinical and look so well-drilled and fresh. City lost their discipline at the end, which will disappoint Guardiola. And now Aguero will be banned - that will be massive.

December is now going to be tough for Manchester City.

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