Five questions on the next matchweek of EPL action as Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham all look for late transfers
Brighton and Newcastle have been great stories the past two seasons.
Newcastle demolished Aston Villa before losing their past two, albeit to Manchester City and Liverpool. Last week’s loss to Liverpool was gutting. The Magpies had a 1-0 lead at home going into the last 10 minutes against a side that had been playing with 10 men for an hour. Brighton’s loss last week was maybe a bit of a correction, you can’t lose the quality of players that Brighton had thrust upon them and not see a wobble. Manager Roberto de Zerbi will be looking for a response, but which team will show better mental elasticity in coming back off a tough result.
United still seems disjointed and in search of a cohesive way to play, but it still is loaded with talent. But at the other end, they’ve got serious questions at the back. Virgil van Dijk is serving a suspension for a dodgy red card, Ibou Konate is injured and last week they had to turn to a 20-year-old Jarrell Quansah making his professional debut at centre back.
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