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Too passive. Too easy to play against. Too nice. That was pretty much Steven Gerrard's verdict as Aston Villa were comfortably beaten by Arsenal on Saturday. Bukayo Saka's goal on the half-hour mark downed Villa as they lost their 15th match of the current campaign - the exact same amount they managed for the entirety of last season when they finished 11th under previous boss Dean Smith.
When Sheffield United came off the pitch after the 2-0 defeat to Derby at Pride Park, they sat in 14th position in the Championship table, a daunting 10 points shy of the play-off picture. Even more daunting was the fixture schedule that had been handed to them as a result of four postponed matches over Christmas and New Year seeing their festive programme wiped out.
One unforgettable afternoon at Dens Park still sends a shiver down Bob Malcolm’s spine.
Camille Lacourt, a five-time swimming world champion, will officially signal the start of the 24 Heures Motos, round one of the 2022 FIM Endurance World Championship, having been named Starter of the Race. And to get an early taste of the EWC and the Circuit Le Mans Bugatti, Lacourt was treated to several laps of the track as passenger to Damien Saulnier, Team Manager of Yoshimura SERT Motul, during the recent event launch press conference.
Aston Villa were given another reality check by a side they want to really compete with next season, with England ace Bukayo Saka playing a starring role to condemn Steven Gerrard's side to their fourth defeat in their last seven.
Take a moment to read your Liverpool FC digest for Sunday, March 20.
Leicester City have “two of the best offensive players in the league” in Youri Tielemans and James Maddison, Brentford boss Thomas Frank believes.