Saturday, 21st November 2020
Newcastle United v Chelsea, 12:30
Aston Villa v Brighton & Hove Albion, 15:00
Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City, 17:30
Manchester United v West Bromwich Albion, 20:00
Sunday, 22nd November 2020
Fulham v Everton, 12:00
Sheffield United v West Ham United, 14:00
Leeds United v Arsenal, 16:30
Liverpool v Leicester City, 19:15
Monday, 23rd November 2020
Burnley v Crystal Palace, 17:30
Wolverhampton Wanders v Southampton, 20:00
c'mon Citeh FFS
Reckon Spurs will take them apart.Originally Posted by Mac76
Still think Spurs are a bit of an unknown this season, they've only played two teams currently in the top half (Everton and Southampton) so all their big games are coming up. That used to be Mourinho's speciality tbf so if they come through all of them unscathed then
Kane and Son have an annoyingly good partnership and I think this season suits the grind of a Mourinho season, but on the other hand it's Spurs. At some point the Spurs way will have to give way to them actually winning something big, but it's Spurs.
They're too Spursy to win the title, I reckon.
But they’re no mugs this season and the St Totteringham’s Day bunting will continue to gather dust, I fear.
Newcastle:Darlow, Fernandez, Lascelles, Clark, Manquillo, Hayden, S Longstaff, Lewis, Murphy, Saint-Maximin, Joelinton.
Subs: Gillespie, Schar, Krafth, Hendrick, Shelvey, Almiron, Carroll.
Chelsea: Mendy, James, Rudiger, Zouma, Chilwell, Kante, Kovacic, Mount, Ziyech, Abraham, Werner.
Subs: Kepa, Christensen, Azpilicueta, Emerson, Jorginho, Hudson-Odoi, Giroud.
0-1 Chelsea, Fernandez OG.
Werner puts it across goal but Tammy too slow to get to it.
That was an archetypal Mourinho performance. PepStill think Spurs are a bit of an unknown this season, they've only played two teams currently in the top half (Everton and Southampton) so all their big games are coming up. That used to be Mourinho's speciality tbf so if they come through all of them unscathed then
Kane and Son have an annoyingly good partnership and I think this season suits the grind of a Mourinho season, but on the other hand it's Spurs. At some point the Spurs way will have to give way to them actually winning something big, but it's Spurs.Another billion quid should do it.
Man Utd 0-0 WBA, still.
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