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Brighton sits in third place in the Premier League with 13 points after six matches, just two points behind Man City and Arsenal, having netted 18 goals and allowed only five. They triumphed over reigning champions Arsenal with a score of 3-0 at their home ground. Following that outcome, 14 of 17 bookmakers reduced their odds for a top-six finish, which is astonishing considering the Guardian projected them to place ninth this season. With Fabian Hurzler, the youngest manager in the league, they just secured a contract extension until 2029. However, despite a significant victory over Arsenal and a break for international matches, they maintained their momentum. Brian traveled to Sunderland with merely 38% possession, took the lead in the 53rd minute, and received a red card just 4 minutes later. They played with 10 men for more than thirty minutes and still managed to score again in stoppage time to secure a 2-nil victory. Champions achieve outcomes through hard work like this. Lester claimed the entire championship in 2015-16 with odds of 5.01. Thus, we understand that it can be achieved. However, this is the point where things can return to reality. Brighton's upcoming three Premier League matches include Crystal Palace, an away game against Liverpool, and another away match against Man City. Additionally, they are competing in the Conference League this season, leading to midweek European fixtures with a squad that has lost several important players during the summer transfer window. Additionally, Herzuler has overseen 11 Premier League matches in December and has not secured a victory in any of them

Though I don't support them but they they are playing so good

For me, it's Chelsea's 2004/05 season, Mourinho's first season in charge.

That team was something else. The defensive dominance, Terry and Carvalho at the back, Lampard running the midfield, and Drogba up front. Conceding just 15 goals all season was absolutely insane.

I know the Leicester 2015/16 title win and Man City's 2011/12 last minute drama are iconic too, but that Chelsea season has a special place for me.

What's your favourite PL season of all time, and why?

Does anybody know which feed/programming does Sony Liv use for CL telecast? I want to figure out commentators name for an ongoing game.

For example, for PL, Hotstar shows the official PL programming.

We will be the highest original series of all time.

It's gonna be bloodbath

As if I expected something

Manchester City is the Lance Armstrong of football. There is no reason why the titles shouldnt be stripped like he had. Lance Armstrong doped through illegal substances to get advantage, while Man City doped through illegal money to get advantage. Same scenario should have the same outcome

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I missed completely that Liverpool fans displayed a banner stating that Steven Gerrard is a Premier League Champion

Thinking of bringing in de cuyper

Xabi Alonso's attacking approach from the first minute has made football way more entertaining to watch this season as a Chelsea fan

Not saying last season was boring in any sense

But this season feels like the lads are actually enjoying playing football under xabi

Unlike when rosenior was around or during the later stages of maresca

Even though our defence is a major concern considering the fact we have probably conceded the most goals in the premier league this season

But it will take a few months to maybe a year's time for the players to completely settle into xabi's tactics

And the roles he wants them to perform in

Our attack has been world class since the beginning of the season

Palmer, rogers and JP's link up has been a treat to watch

Rogers hasn't even been a Chelsea player for that long

And he's already fitted in quite well

Like he's been playing here for 2 to 3 seasons

Also our midfield looked quite good yesterday against Bournemouth

With caicedo back and Henderson looking the best we have probably seen him in years which tbh nobody expected

I hope we can keep on building more momentum as the season progresses and the players become more accustomed to xabi's system

For now I am kind of happy with our current performances but we will need another top tier performance next week against everton to truly start believing we can achieve something big this season.

Any discussions?

I had so many friends and ppl online trolling, saying Liverpool played abysmal...

Without any biasness and for an instance try to be neutral and think about it. Also dont mention the price tags of Writz or Barcola cuz they are not even our best attackers.

We had our 4 best attackers out injured in Isak, Szoboszlai, Ekitike and Gakpo. Now imagine City playing without Haaland, Cherki, Semenyo and Doku, how will they play? ofc it will affect their gameplay significantly.

Lets forget the charges and all for one moment. City are still top of the league and zero losses. The fact that Liverpool played clearly better than City up until that red card was impressive ngl. I know the atmosphere helped but come on bro it was Koumas against Haaland ffs😭