Premier League
Everton – Manchester City: Glorious Gündoğan Puts The Crown Within Reach (0-3)
Control. It’s something that Pep Guardiola craves most, so this performance should go high in his books. Manchester City pierced through a compact low block down
Manchester City: The All Blacks of Football
Passing midfield trios and possession dominance is not the only method of Pep Guardiola’s madness. To achieve success, Manchester City have built the most physical team
Newcastle United – Arsenal: Keeping The Title Race Alive (0-2)
At a time where Arsenal can not afford to drop points, a trip to Newcastle appeared daunting. However, Arsenal showed composure and resilience against a fast,
Brighton & Hove Albion – Manchester United: Away Day Blues At the Amex (1-0)
The second match between these clubs in weeks followed many themes from the first. Brighton’s pretty patterns ran aground in the final third, while Manchester United’s
Arsenal – Chelsea: Lampard’s Lifeless Lads Succumb To Another Loss (3-1)
This clash was between two contestants whose results over most of April did not align with the quality of their rosters. But an hour and a
Liverpool – Tottenham Hotspur: A Spurs Comeback Story Until Jota Crushed Their Euro Vision (4-3)
Three goals in fifteen minutes had Tottenham Hotspur recall the events from their last away trip. Trent Alexander-Arnold had dictated, but Liverpool’s control faded and the
Tottenham Hotspur – Manchester United: Resilient Spurs Bounce Back To Snatch A Point (2-2)
A game of two halves. Manchester United’s approach in and out of possession restricted Tottenham Hotspur in the first half. However, Ryan Mason’s Spurs, aided by
Manchester City – Arsenal: Same Old Arsenal, Always Freezing (4-1)
Pep Guardiola is the grandmaster. He has been so bored of mere domination that he trusted his apprentice to reveal the true depths of his genius.
Newcastle United – Tottenham Hotspur: Spurs Hit A New Low (6-1)
Tottenham switched to a back four for this game, but that experiment was ended after twenty minutes when they found themselves 5-0 down against a high-intensity
Brighton & Hove Albion – Manchester United: Lindelöf The Divider In Labored Semi-Final (0-0, 6-7 After Penalties)
A Victor Lindelöf penalty won the shoot out, to send Manchester United to the FA Cup final. Only spot kicks could divide the teams as Brighton