England premier league
In the 20th round, many top giants have met their Waterloo. However, the "Battle of North London" was a breakthrough, as the top-ranked "Arsenal" beat "Tottenham Hotspur" by a score of 2-0, opening up an 8-point gap with the second-ranked "Manchester City". Manchester City" in second place, opened up a gap of 8 points. After this city match, "Tottenham" fans rushed into the field and attacked "Arsenal" goalkeeper and England international Aaron Ramsdale, and the matter is currently under investigation.
In this round, there are two city derbies in the focus of the battle, "Manchester City" finally defeated "Manchester United" by 1-2, while "Arsenal" against "Tottenham Hotspur "In the match against Tottenham Hotspur, Hugo Lloris, the French captain of Tottenham Hotspur, made an oops in the 14th minute, followed by Martin Ødegaard, the captain of the Arsenal, in the 36th minute. The victory was sealed in the 36th minute with a world cup goal by Martin Ødegaard, captain of the "Arsenal".
It was the first time since 2015 that the "Arsenal" beat city rivals "Tottenham Hotspur" on the road, while "Tottenham" failed to break through for the first time since 2017. Tottenham Hotspur failed to break through the door of the "Arsenal" for the first time since 2017. After this game, "Arsenal" with 15 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss, 47 points ahead of "Manchester City" 39 points, Newcastle United and "Manchester United" are 38 points, respectively. Newcastle United and Manchester United both have 38 points and are in third and fourth place respectively, while Tottenham Hotspur are in fifth place with 33 points.
However, derby matches are always passionate. Before the match, "Arsenal" fans were escorted into the stadium by security guards, and after the referee blew the whistle, "Tottenham Hotspur" Brazilian international Richarlison (Richarlison) gesticulated at Aaron Ramsdale, and the two had a verbal altercation. The two had a verbal altercation, and then the Spurs fan rushed to the sidelines and kicked Ramsdale, then fled the scene, while the players and staff of both teams quickly stepped forward to maintain order.
In the aftermath, Premier League officials publicly condemned the player, saying, "Football does not tolerate violent behavior and under no circumstances should a player be attacked or fear for his safety. The League supports clubs and the authorities in taking the strongest possible action against those responsible." The fan may not be able to set foot on the pitch for the rest of his life, and in serious cases, the club could also be held jointly accountable and face a penalty of an empty match.
Aaron Ramsdale, goalkeeper of the "Arsenal", was attacked by a fan.
