The 'worst Man Utd ever'? Chelsea also get Savage-d...

The “worst Man Utd actually”?

Robbie Savage will give us his Winners and Losers from the weekends action in association with Planet Sport Bet.

Robbie Savage bemoans Liverpool’s resilience while praising Liverpool for their resilience to maintain their lead at the summit. Questions were being raised after Goodison Park’s last always Merseyside derby resulted in such a late goal. They might retaliate. Particularly now that Arsenal have already surpassed their four-point lead with a positive performance against Leicester, which boosts morale.

I thought it was a great, excellent win because they had to demonstrate resilience, mentality, and desire. Wolves led from 2-0 down to threaten a comeback, but Liverpool persevered, showing the champions ‘ courage and some excellent defending. Virgil van Dijk was a stone, as was Kareill Quansah, who had a wonderful stop.

It was a brilliant, beautiful gain. That victory at Goodison may be crucial to the subject run-in if you needed four points in those two activities. Although they didn’t speak the language at their best, the three against Wolves were fantastic.

In contrast, @RobbieSavage8 claims Liverpool showed champion resilience to recover from Goodison despite being far away from their flow-free best picture. twitter.com/EYbIaIiOSJ

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There were questions too around how Evertonwould cope with the come-down after the drama in the derby, but the Toffees were superb while beating Palace. Given how they appeared to be drifting prior to the professionals ‘ profit, they have taken 13 points out of a conceivable 18. There are glimmers of hope for Ange Postecoglou Despite

being a very bad Manchester United area, Tottenham did just enough to win them over. A new injury list is emerging, significant athletes are returning, and a season-ending victory at home is a good starting point. Manchester City can take great pride from tearing Newcastle aside before traveling to the Bernabeu to try to overturn next week’s Champions League deficit. With a 14-minute hat-trick, Nico Gonzalez was powerful in center, and Peps fresh boys impressed. Omar Marmoushlooked just as deadly as he was in the Bundesliga. City’s 45 minutes of the time may have been their best so far in the second half. I must mention

Bournemouth again because I adore what Andoni Iraola is up to in the competition for the Champions League spots.

Robbies losers

My idiots, again, are Manchester United . It’s the worst Premier League team Manchester United has previously assembled,

I must admit. It’s incredible Manchester United is just 29 points short of the league’s 15th team in February, with a plus-seven goal differential. It is a frightful position at Old Trafford because David Moyess Everton has outpaced Heels, jumped above them, and topped Crystal Palace.

How is it going to get better? In the summer, what people are available? It significantly appears to take significantly longer to repair. Manchester United is currently in a very worrying situation.

The worst-ever Guy Utd? In Prem’s time, of course. The Red Devils are fortunate that there will be three worse groups in May, according to @RobbieSavage8. . /co/1HerKgGeQj@planetsportbet photograph twitter.com/LzIaMLF8pR

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Chelseawere rotten on Friday, losing at Brighton for the second time in six days. Losing the glass, according to Enzo Maresca, gave them the opportunity to concentrate on their group form. Therefore, he must have been incensed when his people turned in a performance against a team they know is desperate to defeat them. For another former Chelsea manager, Graham Potter, it was a poor weekend. After the director made adjustments at the crack, they performed better in the second half against Brentford West Ham].

Potter’s hands have never looked better, but one win out of six since he arrived highlights the scope of the task.

Robbie Savage is a company adviser for Planet Sport Bet

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