Borussia Dortmund were unable to hold on after an early Mats Hummels red card, losing at home to RB Leipzig.
Borussia Dortmund - 02
RB Leipzig - 03
Scorers: Süle 45+6′ ; Bensabaini (OG) 32′, Baumgartner 54′
Borussia Dortmund were unable to hold on after an early Mats Hummels red card, losing at home to RB Leipzig.
Borussia Dortmund - 02
RB Leipzig - 03
Scorers: Süle 45+6′ ; Bensabaini (OG) 32′, Baumgartner 54′
Tottenham captain Son Heung-min said Spurs were too “soft” after their 2-1 defeat to London rivals West Ham on Thursday, as they became the first team in Premier League history to drop points from a winning position in five straight games.
Spurs have not won in the Premier League since their victory at Crystal Palace in late October but have taken the lead in all five matches since, losing to Chelsea, Wolves, Aston Villa and West Ham as well as drawing against Manchester City.
They threw away another lead at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday night, after Jarrod Bowen and James Ward-Prowse struck second-half goals to stun injury-hit Spurs on the counter-attack following Cristian Romero’s early opener.
"We lost the game which is unacceptable," Son told Amazon Prime. "You get the lead five times in a row and losing the game I think is unacceptable and as players we should take responsibility.
"West Ham have always been tough to play against but look we were soft. Especially in the Premier League, even if you are winning 2-0, 3-0, you don’t know what will happen in the end."
Source:https://onefootball.com/en/news/son-heung-min-labels-tottenham-soft-as-spurs-make-unwanted-premier-league-history-38689431
David Moyes made a big call with the return of Lukasz Fabianski to the West Ham side, with the 38-year-old preferred to Alphonse Areola for the win at Tottenham. The Poland international’s distribution left much to be desired in the first half, but his experience was key to West Ham remaining in the game.
He made five saves, including four from inside the box, and while few of the efforts truly stretched the veteran, he added calming presence to the Hammers.
Right-back: Jack Hinshelwood – Brighton
A first senior goal, the boyhood Brighton fan earned his side a 2-1 win over Brentford. The versatile teenager started at right-back and made an impact at both ends, clearing a Brentford effort off the goal-line before popping up with the match-winner.
It was an impressive effort from Hinshelwood, who climbed above his marker to meet Pascal Gross’ cross and head home, generating the power needed to beat Mark Flekken. A solid showing from the 18-year-old, who looks ready for more opportunities in Roberto De Zerbi’s side.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is reportedly refusing to accept requests from some of his players for more days off from training.
This season, United have had to grapple with an injury crisis that has sidelined up to 17 different stars at various points of the campaign.
Ten Hag’s intense training sessions have been partly blamed for the Red Devils’ injuries.
After United’s win against Chelsea, goalscorer Scott McTominay hinted that the manager’s decision to adopt lighter sessions ahead of the match at Carrington played a part in helping the team beat Mauricio Pochettino’s men.
According to The Daily Mail, “Erik ten Hag is refusing to bow to demands from senior Manchester United players for more days off and advanced notice of their training schedule.”
The United manager is understood to have fielded several complaints from members of the players’ leadership group in recent weeks over their workload, with particular gripes over the limited number of rest days they are given and the squad’s inability to plan their time off.”
Source:https://onefootball.com/en/news/erik-ten-hag-refusing-to-bow-down-to-man-united-players-requests-for-more-days-off-38689299
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