THE ROUND UP

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PREMIER LEAGUE ROUND UP
It’s been coming, it’s been coming, it’s here. The very first edition of Kiki Sinare blog’s PREMIER LEAGUE ROUND UP.
          We kick off with news from the biggest and most exciting league in the world. Yes, you guessed right; The English Premier League. it was once again an exciting weekend of action with lots and lots of talking points. The international break couldn’t have come at a better time. It doesn’t get any bigger than this. Not the best of Manchester Derbies we’ve seen in recent years, but you can’t take anything away from it. Pep once again got the better of Mourinho who’s United side seemed to be on a renaissance. That wasn’t the case against the defending champions who had 55,000 fans charging up the Etihad on REMEMBERANCE DAY. David Silva once again proved why he’s destined to be a Man City legend, Fernandinho was faultless throughout, Raheem Sterling was Raheem Sterling and aside giving away the penalty, the entire City backline had a very good performance. The outcome of the reverse fixture last season certainly played on the minds of the entire city team and they knew they had no room for complacency. 
          In other news Sari Ball couldn’t penetrate a new look Everton under Marco Silva. Chelsea once again being over reliant on the Belgian genius, you know who. Points were shared at The Bridge and Everton will be pleased with the outcome. Elsewhere Liverpool inspired by Mo Salah and Xherdan Shaqiri condemned Fulham to another defeat, ensuring that it was Manager Slavisa Jokanovic’s last game in charge of the cottagers. 
          The gunners fell to their 3rd consecutive draw as Wolverhampton Wanderers proved a tough nut to crack, with Lacazette and Aubameyang firing blanks. Elsewhere the sun is beginning to shine on Tyneside once again with Rafa picking up back to back wins.  
          The international break indeed came at a good time for some managers. In other news Claudio Ranieri has been hired to replace Slavisa Jokanovic at Fulham. Fulham to win the title next season?? You never know. That’s all for PREMIER LEAGUE ROUND UP this week, enjoy the international break and see you next time. MANCHESTER IS BLUE!!!!!!!


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