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Premier League stars face early-season clampdown by refs
Ultimately that typifies his reputation as an enigmatic player, who whilst capable of brilliance, is also highly prone to making rash decisions and incurring the wrath of referees, which often conspires to jeopardise his ability to play a positive role for Chelsea, as testified when he served a suspension for ill – discipline during the second half of last season. His first league game will certainly have been an eye-opener as to what to expect during his time in England, with Sunderland putting up a resilient fight despite going behind after only three minutes to a Sergio Aguero penalty. Well, basically, the most successful team will likely be the one who recovers best from those defeats and doesn’t let them get in their way.
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City have already splurged a more than tidy sum on John Stones, Leroy Sane, Gabriel Jesus, Ilkay Gundogan and Nolito. However, the percentage of minutes played by Englishmen for those clubs in the Premier League has fallen every season since.
Things could not have looked much more grim for the Tigers’ faithful as the season approached, given they had no manager and only 13 fit senior players.
Yet, grappling at corners wasn’t one of the issues the Premier League was openly targeting heading into the new season.
They were arguably the most impressive team during the opening weekend, with their clinical 3-1 victory at Bournemouth a sign of things to come; Manchester United played with more intent and goal to their game, with the injection of quality in the final third following Ibrahimovic’s arrival could reap dividends as the season goes on. “Even so, when you see it in the cold light of day it’s hard to take”.
The striker, 34, a free signing after leaving French side Paris Saint-Germain at the end of last season, is already becoming an iconic figure at Old Trafford in the mould of Eric Cantona and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Reflecting on the atmosphere at the stadium for the Hammers’ home league debut, Smith said: “At times it was flat”.
That’s exactly what is happening.
Fourth tier Accrington’s reward for its 1-0 second-round win against Premier League Burnley is a trip to West Ham. “If we lose our discipline, we could have a flurry of red cards”.
“They explained everything again”, Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka said Tuesday.
Some players don’t appear to be getting the message, though.
Just as Costa did in his first year – 2014-2015 – with Chelsea, he has scored in the club’s first two Premier League games of the season.
A first Wear-Tees league derby in seven-and-a-half years was settled by two goals from Cristhian Stuani, the Uruguayan forward brought in from Espanyol, helped in no small part by the contribution of fellow summer recruit Alvaro Negredo.
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Asked if he knew about the new dissent law, Costa told ESPN: “I am aware of it now”.