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EPLwatch Week 18th


#ARSNEW
It was Oezil's stunner that returned gooners to winning ways. Newcastle couldn't redeem a point. 
Takehome: At trouble times, don't forget those rueful players once had individual brilliance that may shine anytime. We harness that.


#CHESOU
Marcos Alonso's 25 yard freekick was a generational marvel. It was a deftly arched freekick curled into the lowest angle of the post. A goalie, to save that, may end up with dislocation. Kante was also brilliant with some fundamental tackles.
TakeHome: Its a real team where a defender fires to victory when the attackers are having their fit of misfiring.


#MCITOT #cityvsspurs
Forth came the expected match of the weekend. Spurs couldn't deliver the dirty deed as the first half tough encounter churned out a barrage of goals in the concluding half. Guardiola is here doing it without a Messi but with erstwhile ill-used Sterling and incredible Sane doing the queer dribbles. It was a massive 4-1 victory and detractors were silenced at least for this weekend.
#Takehome: The secret of success is a little of every possible things, money to recruit resources, good managerial head to get the right resources, motivating talks to optimize performances, and prayers for a bit of luck when needed. 


#WBAMUN
Mourinho's guys survived a fright as their opponent fought back. As usual knight de Gea ensured the three points were delivered. Lukaku on scoresheet and chivalrous Lingard capped it. 
#TakeHome: Attack is always a best form of defence, if and only if, you are reasonable with it. 


#BORLIV
Think Liverpool. Think a swarm of bees. Think a pack of hyenas. It was a cease-less,  scintillating attack on display! It was a 0-4 victory. Is Sallah better than Hazard? The season will reveal.



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