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This Saturday, the 24th day of the Premier League continued in England. Untouchable leader on the other side of the Channel, Liverpool had a lot to do with a perilous trip to the lawn of Bournemouth, seventh this season. Finally, the mission was not so high as that for Arne Slot's flocks. Despite Antoine Semenyo's good response to the Alisson square after the first Liverpuldian occasions, it was ultimately Mohamed Salah, untenable this season, who unlocked the meeting on penalty in favor of the Reds (0-1, 30th) . Bournemouth's response was not long in coming when David Brooks believed to equalize but saw his joy be shortened by the offside position of Milos Kerkez (37th). Caution for a dangerous team, the Scousers took the meeting with more intentions on the return from the locker room.
However, Bournemouth continued to push but Alisson (50th) then the clumsiness of Kluivert (70th) frustrated the locals. In order not to make sure, the unalterable Mohamed Salah sealed the victory of his family by offering the double with a subtle strike (0-2, 75th). With this slow success, Liverpool consolidates his leader place by taking nine points ahead of his dolphin Arsenal. At the same time, Newcastle, in good shape lately, collapsed at home against Fulham (1-2). While Jacob Murphy had opened the scoring in the first period, the Magpies were overthrown after goals from Raul Jimenez and Rodrigo Muniz in the second period. A setback that does not help Newcastle that stalls in 5th place while Fulham incorporates the first part of the ranking. Invigorated since the arrival of David Moyes, Everton gleaned a third success of rank this Saturday while crushing Leicester (4-0). Finally, Southampton, the red lantern, imposed itself in Ipswich (1-2), the penultimate, thanks to a goal from Paul Onuachu at the end of the match (87th).
Multi results:
Bournemouth 0-2 Liverpool : Salah (30th, 75th)
Everton 4-0 Leicester: Doucouré (1e), Beto (6th, 45+2nd), Ndiaye (90th)
Ipswich 1-2 Southampton : DELAP (31st) / Aribo (21st), Onuachu (87th)
Newcastle 1-1 Fulham: Murphy (37th) / Jimenez (61st), Rodrigo Muniz (83rd)
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