In this postponed matchday, the favourites in each of the matches walked away with wins. Many of which continued winning and undefeated streaks.
Norwich City (1) vs. Chelsea (3)
Chelsea scored early in the match and never looked back. Mason Mount and Kai Havertz each provided a goal and an assist in the match but, it was Trevoh Chalobah that put Chelsea ahead in the 3rd minute. Mount’s goal came in the 14th minute. Norwich came back within a goal on a penalty kick by Teemu Pukki in the 69th. Havertz put the insurance marker in the 90th minute giving Chelsea their fourth consecutive victory.
Southampton (1) vs. Newcastle (2)
The Magpies extend their unbeaten streak to nine matches against Southampton but, it was Southampton that came out with the first goal of the match. Stuart Armstrong won the foot race to the loose ball for an easy goal in the 25th minute. Seven minutes later, Newcastle found their equalizer off the head of Chris Wood. Both teams went into the half tied at one but it only lasted twelve minutes into the second half. Bruno Guimarães scored his first Premier League goal in style with a back-heeled volley.
Wolves (4) vs. Watford (0)
Wolves keep a clean sheet in a dominant win over Watford. Wolves needed eight minutes in the first half to put 3 goals past Watford. Raúl Jiménez started the flurry at the 13th minute, then an own goal by Cucho Hernández gave them their second and finally Daniel Podence scored the third in the 21st minute. The rest of the match remained quiet until the 85th minute when Rúben Neves scored the fourth and final goal.
Leeds (0) vs. Aston Villa (3)
The little magician had another strong match earning him a back-to-back man of the match honours as Villa eased past Leeds. Coutinho opened the scoring in the 22nd minute. A quiet remaining of the half led to a flurry in the second. Leeds almost equalized but Raphinha’s shot went across the face of the goal. It was in the 65th minute, that Villa doubled up their opponents off a low finish by Matthew Cash. Another goal eight minutes later by Calum Chambers put the match to bed. Leeds losing streak goes to six matches and the second under new manager Jesse Marsch.
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