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(Reuters) - Manchester United were again guilty of poor finishing in Sunday's 0-0 draw with Newcastle United in the Premier League but manager Erik ten Hag was pleased his players matched the physicality of their opponents.
Week 11 of the Premier League season did not disappoint from Friday all through to Sunday.
Arsenal and Manchester United continued their perfect starts to the Women’s Super League season with wins over Reading and Brighton respectively, while champions Chelsea saw off Everton to notch a third consecutive victory. United, Arsenal and Chelsea sit joint-top of the standings with nine points — in that order on goal difference — but the Blues have played a game more. Ad The table-topping Red Devils comfortably defeated Brighton 4-0 thanks to an Ella Toone brace and goals from Leah Galton and Adriana Leon.
AC Milan were far from their best but Sandro Tonali's late goal secured victory for them at Verona. Milan went in front after nine minutes after a typical burst into the area from Rafael Leao and his flicked centre was deflected in off the chest of Miguel Veloso.
LONDON : A first-half goal from Stina Blackstenius gave Arsenal a 1-0 win away to struggling Reading on Sunday but it wasn't enough to dislodge Manchester United, who are top of the Women's Super League table after a 4-0 win over Brighton & Hove Albion.
Pep Guardiola was left furious by a disallowed goal in the wake of his Manchester City side’s 1-0 defeat at Liverpool and claimed he was targeted by objects thrown at him by the home crowd. City slumped to their first defeat of the season at Anfield, as Mohamed Salah’s second-half strike proved decisive in a frantic and incident-packed match. Ad Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was sent off late on for protesting at the referee, while Guardiola accused the fans of targeting him.
BIRMINGHAM, England: Graham Potter's impressive start as Chelsea manager continued as Mason Mount's double gave his side a 2-0 Premier League victory at struggling Aston Villa on Sunday (Oct 16).
Liverpool ignited their Premier League season as Mohamed Salah's late goal earned them a stormy 1-0 win over Manchester City to leave Arsenal four points clear at the top on Sunday (Oct 16).