The stunning of Szoboszlai silence the gunners in exciting Anfield tie, while Brighton has more misery on Man City

Dominik Szoboszlai’s brilliant football of freedom he gave the victory to Liverpool against Arsenal after a hard -fought meeting of the superpowers of the Premier League in Anfield on Sunday.
A meeting from Dour seemed that he was heading to a draw until the Hungarian has curved a magnificent blow beyond the goalkeeper of the Arsenal from 30 IARDE in front of an exultant kop after 81 minutes.
The Gunners, who maintained new £ 60 million by signing Eberechi Eze on the bench until the second half, suffered an early arrest trip when the key defender William Saliba was injured after five minutes, to be replaced by the signing of the summer of Cristhian.

The possibilities were at the prize since both sides showed enormous respect, although Liverpool had excluded a goal when the striker Hugo Ekitike was judged to be offside after grouped home a goal in front of the kop.
Liverpool has increased growing pressure while the second half went on, but we wanted an extraordinary moment from Szoboszlai to maintain their winning beginning for the season and inflict the first defeat of Arsenal.
Liverpool goes to the international break with the maximum points of the three games of the Premier League – and still without demonstrating the full fluidity they showed when they walked on the title of last season.
In the meantime, Brajan Gruda has left the bench to score an 89th minute goal to give Brighton their first victory of the Premier League season, while condemning Manchester City to consecutive defeats.
The German striker’s midfielder ended calmly to seal a return success after rounding James Trafford, who had made a brilliant rescue to deny the few moments of Jan Paul Van Hecke first.
City had taken a 34th minute advantage while Erling Haaland marked his hundredth appearance in the Premier League with his 88th goal, taking home closely.
But the Norwegian rejected other possibilities that proved to be expensive at the end for Pep Guardiola’s team.
Following a handball by Matheus Nunes inside the box, James Milner converted from the penalty against his former club to become the second oldest marker of the Premier League – behind Teddy Sheringham – at the age of 39 and 239 days.
It was Milner’s first goal by Brighton and the first in the championship from the day of Santo Stefano, 2019, when he scored in Liverpool’s 4-0 victory against Leicester City, also from the point of view.
The seagulls continued to threaten after the 67th minute equalizer and torn the victory when Gruda reduced and showed the calm to slip home his third goal for the club since his arrival last year by Mainz.
City, who lost 2-0 at home against Spurs last weekend, has only three points from other games, while Brighton has four after this dramatic success.
In addition, West Ham has hit three times in the last six minutes to relieve pressure on the West Ham West Ham, Graham Potter boss, while they gained a well -deserved victory in Nottingham Forest.
Jarrod Bowen, Lucas Paqueta’s penalty and Callum Wilson’s first goal for the club gained their first victory after Hammers after what it seemed was a harmful start for the season.
Potter will have been comforted by the solidity of the hammers at first forgettable given their vulnerability in previous games.
They competed well but the little brilliant forest never stretched them and visitors created the only opening, Paqueta Testing Sels.