English Primer league, the best league in the world started on Saturday with a very nervous and ordinary match between Manchester United and Tottenham. The match ended in a 1-0 win for #ManU but neither team was particularly convincing. The end of the weekend saw a fantastic display of attacking football by Leicester to be the surprise table leaders.
#lcfc are top of the @premierleague. All in a day’s work! Enjoy. #BPL
— Leicester City (@LCFC) August 8, 2015
Our first victory of the new season after a tough match at Old Trafford. What a feeling! @ManUtd pic.twitter.com/L0CDqMPbCT
— Basti Schweinsteiger (@BSchweinsteiger) August 8, 2015
Well done to @ChelseaLFC on their win today! #CLFC https://t.co/0VZK8OntOX
— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) August 9, 2015
The worst result came for Arsenal who were sadly let down by the great #PeterCech who misjudged one and hardly reacted on the other goal that sank the Gunners. Cech’s buy from #Chelsea was one of the most impressive and talked about transfers before the season.
Currently outside Stamford Bridge…#Cech pic.twitter.com/0FRTWMmdAi
— ChelseaTalk (@TheBlues_Talk) August 9, 2015
When your #Cech Bounce #ARSWHU pic.twitter.com/4Sbnx6YtCb
— Alawi #77 (@alawiabdul) August 9, 2015
Jose, do you want #Cech back?
— mephobia (@mephobia8) August 9, 2015
The new comers start was as expected. Only Watford could get a draw to earn a point. The rest of the propotees lost their first games. Watford were able to net 2 past the Everton defence.
A gutsy display from the Hornets, and superb backing from the excellent travelling #watfordfc fans. Thanks for your support!
— Watford FC (@WatfordFC) August 8, 2015
SNAPSHOT: #watfordfc players celebrate after @Miguel_layun puts the Hornets ahead during today’s 2-2 draw at Everton pic.twitter.com/PaL9RnOtyc
— Watford FC (@WatfordFC) August 8, 2015
Manchester City is yet to play its opening match. They now have a chance to stamp their authority on top of the table with an emphatic win and put Chelsea under pressure for the Championship, right at the start.
