Results from week 7 should probably be bringing money to all gambler as most Big teams have won in the week including Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City except Arsenal who lost to another big team Tottenham.
Here are the results for Week 7
Everton 0 - 2 Liverpool
Andy Carroll
Luis Suarez
Aston Villa 2 - 0 Wigan
Gabriel Agbonlahor
Darren Bent
Blackburn Rovers 0 - 4 Manchester City
Adam Johnson
Mario Balotelli
Samir Nasri
Stefan Savic
Manchester United 2 - 0 Norwich City
Anderson
Danny Welbeck
Sunderland 2 - 2 West Bromwich Albion
Nicklas Bendtner James Morrison
Ahmed Elmohamady Shane Long
Wolverhampton 1 - 2 Newcastle United
Steven Fletcher Demba Ba
Jonas Gutierrez
Bolton Wanderers 1 - 5 Chelsea
Dedryck Boyata Daniel Sturridge
Frank Lampard
Daniel Sturridge
Frank Lampard
Frank Lampard
Fulham 6 - 0 Queen Park Rangers
Andrew Johnson
Danny Murphy
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Clint Dempsey
Bobby Zamora
Swansea City 2 - 0 Stoke City
Scott Sinclair
Danny Graham
Tottenham Hotspurs 2 - 1 Arsenal
Rafael Van Der Vaart Aaron Ramsey
Kyle Walker
Everton 0 - 2 Liverpool
Everton should not has lost this game if Martin Atkinson was not the referee for the game. It was one really bad mistake by the referee who gave straight red to Jack Rodwell who obviously won the ball fairly. It was not even a foul on Luis Suarez but it was his expression which led the referee whom had no choice but to give a card to him. If there was no dismissal of him, it will definitely be a good game to watch as the card was shown at 23 minutes. Everton had to play with 10 mens against a strong Liverpool team. Anyway i have full support for Everton who managed to control the game with a man less.
Fulham 6 - 0 Queen Park Rangers
Fulham marked their first win of the season with a superb display thrashing QPR with 6 goals to nil. This is following a good week after winning at Europa League and their confidence has increased tremendously in this game. Andrew Johnson who scored 2 last week in Europe managed to score another 3 this week bringing his tally to 5 goals in 2 games. Congratulation to Martin Jol.
Manchester United 2 - 0 Norwich City
After 2 bad games against Basel and Stoke, Manchester United's confidence are seen dropped especially at the defense. Despite Jones excelling at the centre, his partner (Ferdinand and Evans) keep causing problem to them with bad communication among the backline. Norwich could had won the game if Pilkington has scored for them after having a chance with only Lindegaard to beat and he missed it. Valencia positioning at rightback is also another problem as he was caught out of position each time he brings the ball forward. However, goals from Anderson and Welbeck at last quarter of the game managed to win United the game. Javier Hernandez and Rooney had a bad game, Anderson didnt bring the creative spark to the team, Nani was kept quiet by Norwich's defense, so did Park. However it was a really good character showed by United to continue trying despite not able to break the defense for such long period.
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| The visitors at Old Trafford manage to keep the champions quiet in the first 45 minutes |
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| Despite Norwich having the better chances, Manchester United draw first blood when Anderson ends some head tennis in the area by finding the net |
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| The Brazilian celebrates his second of the season with the customary jig |
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| Danny Welbeck and Park Ji-Sung combine to bag a second for Manchester United three minutes from time |
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| Anthony Pilkington is consoled by Paul Lambert after the winger missed a sitter while the scores were still level at Old Trafford |
Barclay Premier League Table after Week 7
Manchester United remains top of the league but with just one goal difference seperating them against rival Citizen. Chelsea and Tottenham also moving up with growing confidences in both the team. Fulham who marked their first win moved up to 12th spot. Bolton continue to suffer after getting thrashed by Chelsea.
Need to wait for 2 weeks before the Premier League week 8 continue due to International break.
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