England Premier Soccer League
Brentford will face Seagulls Brighton at home in a one-legged match. Brentford's recent decline has been mainly due to a shaky defense, while Brighton's attacking style of play under new manager DeSabe has been a major factor, and the Seagulls have been particularly open on the road, so a 2.5 goal margin is more than worth it. (Now 621 Saturday, 3 a.m. live)
Binford's early-season win
Manchester United Football Club
The 4-0 win was a big success, and Arrowhead Evan Donnie was called up by England for his goals, but unfortunately it didn't work out, with 1 win, 3 draws, and 2 losses in their last 6 league matches. Their biggest problem is that they have no future. They have scored 16 goals so far in the season, which is not weak at all, but they have conceded 17 goals, which is the 5th most in the league together with Southampton.
Newcastle
A more dismal 1-5 loss, with the defense wearing a tanning hole.
New head coach DeSabe reveres offense
On the other side of the room, Brighton, though he had
commander-in-chief
Perta is overstocked
Chelsea (car brand)
The Italian coach Di Sabi, who took over from Hao Lai, is also a fan of attacking.
Liverpool (England)
The 3-3 draw, which featured a hat-trick from Lee Anderson Douthat, was entertaining, and their last match at home against fellow Candidates was an entertaining one.
Tottenham Hotspur (city in France)
The team lost 0-1 after controlling the whole game.
The Seagulls have scored 14 goals in the league this season, 8 of which were scored away from home, more than at home. Including the Cup matches, the Seagulls have scored a total of 11 goals in their last 5 matches away from home, with 4 of them scoring 3 or more goals, so the visit to Brentford, which is like an unguarded game, will be a solid start for them.
