[Match Review] A summary of all 10 matches in the 12th round of the Premier League

In this article, we’ll be taking a look at all 10 matches from the 12th round of the Premier League season that took place from November 20 to 22, and give you all an idea of how the standings and the momentum of the teams changed. Even if you only follow the results of the games or only watch the games of the teams you support, this is an article that will surely make you more familiar with the situation in the Premier League, so please read on!

General Overview: Big Clubs Split in the Dark

First of all, let’s take a look at the results of the matches in Section 12.

Please see the table below.

Home Team	Score	Away Team
Leicester City	０－３	Chelsea
Aston Villa	２－０	Brighton
Burnley	３－３	Crystal Palace
Newcastle	３－３	Brentford
Norwich	２－１	Southampton
Watford	４－１	Manchester United
Wolverhampton	１－０	West Ham
Liverpool	４－０	Arsenal
Manchester City	３－０	Everton
Tottenham	２－１	Leeds

First of all, I’d like to focus on the results of the so-called Big Six clubs (Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham, and Manchester United).

Liverpool won the big club matchup, of course, but the top teams of Chelsea and Manchester City all won together, and Tottenham got their first win since Antonio Conte took over as manager. On the other hand, Arsenal and Manchester United lost badly. The result was a clear split between the big clubs.

Match 1: Leicester vs Chelsea

• Venue: King Power Stadium
• Score: 0-3
• Scorers: Antonio Rudiger (14th minute / Chelsea), Engolo Kante (28th minute / Chelsea), Christian Pulisic (71st minute / Chelsea)

Chelsea, who has been leading the league with a steady performance since the start of the league, showed a dignified victory against a difficult Leicester side.

After pushing Leicester from the beginning, Chelsea took the lead in the 14th minute with Rüdiger’s header from a corner kick. Chelsea, who had been pushing Leicester from the beginning, took the lead in the 14th minute with a header from Rüdiger off a corner kick, and it was difficult to break down the Chelsea defense, which has conceded four goals in 11 Premier League games. The game ended with two more goals. While Chelsea maintained their position at the top of the table, Leicester had a tough time without a win in their last three matches.

Match 2: Aston Villa vs Brighton

• Venue: Villa Park
• Score: 2-0
• Scorers: Olly Watkins (84th minute/Aston Villa), Tyrone Mings (89th minute/Aston Villa)

The main attraction of this match was the new Aston Villa manager, Steven Gerrard. After dismissing Dean Smith due to poor results, Aston Villa appointed Gerrard, the former manager of Rangers in Scotland, as their new manager. There was a lot of attention on the former Liverpool legend’s return to the Premier League and how he would make his first appearance.

The result of the game was a complete victory for Aston Villa. Aston Villa won the match, scoring goals in the closing minutes to win their first match under the new manager.

Match 3: Burnley vs Crystal Palace

• Venue: Turf Moor
• Score: 3-3
• Scorers: Christian Benteke (8th minute/Crystal Palace), Ben Mee (19th minute/Burnley), Chris Wood (27th minute/Burnley), Christian Benteke (36th minute/Crystal Palace), Mark Guech (41st minute/Crystal Palace), Maxwel Cornet (49th minute/Burnley)

The matchup between the two teams, which are known for their ability to counter with solid defense, turned out to be a hard-hitting contest. Both teams scored early in the game, and in the first half alone, a total of five goals were scored by both teams.

It looked like it was going to be a flashy game, but the second half turned out to be a quiet affair. After Burnley scored the equalizer in the 49th minute, there was no more scoring, and the game ended in a draw.

Match 4: Newcastle vs Brentford

• Venue: St. James’ Park
• Score: 3-3
• Scorers: Jamaal Rassells (10th minute/Newcastle), Ivan Toney (11th minute/Brentford), Rico Henry (31st minute/Brentford), Joelrington (39th minute/Newcastle), Own Goal (61st minute/Brentford), Alan St. Maximan (75th minute/Newcastle)

Newcastle, which is undergoing a reformation under the moneyed owners who bought the club, appointed Eddie Howe as the new manager. Newcastle appointed Eddie Howe as their new manager, and the young manager, who has experience in promoting Bournemouth from the third division to the Premier League, tried to win his first Premier League game, but the result was a 3-3 draw. However, the result was a 3-3 draw, and their first win will have to wait until the next game.

Match 5: Norwich vs Southampton

• Venue: Carrow Road
• Score: 2-1
• Scorers: Shea Adams (4 mins/Southampton), Teemu Pukki (7 mins/Norwich), Grant Hanley (79 mins/Norwich)

Norwich dismissed Daniel Farke, who led them to promotion to the Premier League, and appointed Dean Smith, who had been dismissed from Aston Villa, as their new manager. Smith, who led Aston Villa to success last season, will be tasked with turning around a team that is sitting at the bottom of the table.

The game got underway early, and by the 10th minute of the first half, the score was 1-1. The score was deadlocked from there, but Norwich was able to get the winner in the last minute of the game. The game ended with Norwich taking three points from their new team.

Match 6: Watford vs Manchester United

• Venue: Vicarage Road
• Score: 4-1
• Scorers: Joshua King (28th minute/Watford), Ismail Salle (44th minute/Watford), Donny van de Beek (50th minute/Manchester United), Joao Pedro (90th minute/Watford), Emmanuel Dennis (90th minute/Watford)

Manchester United is looking for a win after losing the Manchester derby in the previous week. Their opponents are Watford, who are also struggling. With rumors of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer being dismissed as manager, Manchester United would love to get three points, but the result was a surprise defeat. After the game, it was announced that Sourshal would be dismissed.

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[Match Review] Watford vs. Manchester United in the 12th round of the Premier League season!

Match 7: Wolverhampton vs West Ham

• Venue: Molineux Stadium
• Score: 1-0
• Goal scorer: Raul Jimenez (59th minute / Wolverhampton)

West Ham, who have been making great strides this season, including a third place finish in the league, will be at Wolverhampton’s home. West Ham, who have been making great strides this season with their third place finish in the league, traveled to Wolverhampton for a home game. They were hoping to get a point against Wolverhampton to keep up with Chelsea and Manchester City, who are at the top of the table, but they lost scoreless. However, they lost scoreless and fell to the fourth place in the league.

Match 8: Liverpool vs Arsenal

• Venue: Anfield
• Score: 4-0
• Scorers: Sadio Mane (39th minute / Liverpool), Diogo Jota (52nd minute / Liverpool), Mohamed Salah (73rd minute / Liverpool), Takumi Minamino (77th minute / Liverpool)

In a showdown between two big clubs, Liverpool and Arsenal, Liverpool came out on top with a resounding victory. Both sides failed to create any big chances at the start of the game, but Liverpool took the lead when Mane scored, and the game started moving quickly. In the end, Liverpool scored four goals to earn a convincing victory over Arsenal.

If you want to read a detailed review of the match, please check out the following article.

Match Review: Premier League Match 12: Liverpool vs Arsenal Analysis!

Match 9: Manchester City vs Everton

• Venue: Etihad Stadium
• Score: 3-0
• Scorers: Raheem Sterling (44th minute/Manchester City), Rhodri (55th minute/Manchester City), Bernardo Silva (86th minute/Manchester City)

What stood out in this match was the solidity of Manchester City. They dominated the game from start to finish and played a perfect game. Everton was no easy opponent either, but the result was a crushing 3-0 victory. They are still in the early stages of the league, but they are definitely the favorites to win the championship along with Chelsea and Liverpool. Everton’s defeat left them without a win in six games. I think it’s time for manager Rafael Benitez’s neck to get cold.

Match 10: Tottenham vs Leeds

• Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
• Score: 2-1
• Scorers: Daniel James (44th minute / Leeds), Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (58th minute / Tottenham), Sergio Reguilon (69th minute / Tottenham)

Tottenham, looking for their first win in the Premier League under new manager Antonio Conte, welcomes the difficult Leeds side led by Marcelo Bielsa at home.

Tottenham got the first goal, but in the second half, they scored goals in the 58th and 69th minutes. The game ended with Tottenham taking the lead. The game ended with Tottenham earning their first win under the new regime.

Check out the standings at the end of the 12th round

The table at the end of the season is as follows

Rank	Club	Points	Win	Draw	Lose	Goal Score
１st	Chelsea	29	９	２	１	26
２nd	Manchester City	26	８	２	２	19
３rd	Liverpool	25	７	４	１	24
４th	West Ham	23	７	２	３	９
５th	Arsenal	20	６	２	４	－４
６th	Wolverhampton	19	６	１	５	０
７th	Tottenham	19	６	１	５	－６
８th	Manchester United	17	５	２	５	－１
９th	Brighton	17	４	５	３	－２
10th	Crystal Palace	16	３	７	２	１
11th	Everton	15	４	３	５	－３
12th	Leicester City	15	４	３	５	－５
13th	Southampton	14	３	５	４	－３
14th	Brentford	13	３	４	５	－１
15th	Aston Villa	13	４	１	７	－４
16th	Watford	13	４	１	７	－４
17th	Leeds	11	２	５	５	－８
18th	Burnley	９	１	６	５	－６
19th	Norwich	８	２	２	８	－20
20th	Newcastle	６	０	６	６	－12
	＝Champions League qualifiers
	＝In the Europa League
	＝Relegation zone

I’ll be back with a full review of all 13 games, so stay tuned for that next time!