Liverpool's solo performance

The most anticipated clash since the start of the tournament truly delivered a wealth of emotions for both fans and experts.

Speed ​​is close to 100 km/h

It seemed as though both Liverpool and Arsenal could be content with a draw, but Dominik Szoboszlai's superb 83rd-minute free-kick delivered a crucial turning point in the Super Sunday match of the third round of the Premier League. Both Szoboszlai and goalkeeper David Raya anticipated the opponent's intentions, but the ball's speed of nearly 100 km/h completely overwhelmed Raya, not to mention the Arsenal goalkeeper's complaint about the tricky trajectory of the Puma ball, a first in England's top flight.

Arsenal suffered their first defeat, and Tottenham also lost at home to Bournemouth, meaning the two London teams have dropped to third place, now joined by Everton, Sunderland, and Bournemouth, ceding the top spot to Liverpool, the only team to maintain a perfect winning streak after the first three rounds. Liverpool will at least retain the number one position for the next two weeks, until the FIFA Days break in September ends.

Dominik Szoboszlai (8) receives the "Man of the Match" award for Liverpool in 2 consecutive matches. Photo: Premier League

The "Big Six" group of tycoons

If second-placed Chelsea maintain their impressive form from the start of the season, the clash between reigning English champions Liverpool and Club World Cup winners Chelsea in Round 7 of the Premier League promises to be incredibly exciting.

Liverpool's convincing solo performance was a stark contrast to the stumbles of the "Big Six" giants. Arsenal will certainly need to reassess their squad and tactics after their disappointing away trip to Anfield, highlighting their inherent weakness in finishing. Tottenham's winning streak was also broken when they succumbed at home to a physically demanding Bournemouth match, clearly revealing their limitations in squad depth due to squad rotation.

The biggest shock so far has come from Man City, as Pep Guardiola's team lost their second consecutive match in just three rounds, plummeting to the bottom of the table. A lack of attacking flair and a constantly error-prone defense have meant Man City no longer possess the dominance they once had over their opponents. Will this string of poor results be enough to sound the alarm about the form and motivation of a team already saturated with titles?

The matches played just before the international break saw early wins for Manchester United, West Ham, and Crystal Palace. Manchester United, after a difficult start, managed to regain their spirits with a much-needed victory, while West Ham and Palace both showed formidable resilience. These results have made the race in the midfield more balanced and promise more excitement in the upcoming rounds.

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