Ten more games coming at you from Britain! We begin with...
Liverpool hosting Chelsea. Thibaut Courtois and Simon Mignolet tend the twines. Liverpool struck first in the ninth minute on an Emre Can goal, passed from Raheem Sterling. Chelsea tied it on a fourteenth minute goal by Gary Cahill, via Nemanja Matic after a corner kick. Sterling was given a yellow card for a foul in the forty-third minute for Liverpool. Chelsea had a yellow card on a Branislav Ivanovic foul in the forty-eighth minute. Liverpool's Mario Balotelli took a yellow card for his foul in the sixty-fifth minute. Chelsea took the lead on a Diego Costa goal in the sixty-seventh minute. Chelsea received another booking for a Matic foul in the sixty-ninth minute. Chelsea received three more yellow cards in the later minutes of the game, going to Oscar in the eighty-third minute, Costa for a foul in the eighty-seventh minute, and Courtois for time wasting in stoppage time. Chelsea held on for a 2-1 win anyway.
Moving along to Burnley welcoming Hull City. Steve Harper and Tom Heaton are the gloved men. Hull City had the first yellow card for a James Chester foul in the seventh minute. Burnley had a pair of first half yellow cards, going to Jason Shackell in the twenty-eighth minute and Stephen Ward in the forty-second minute, both for fouls. Burnley got going in the fiftieth minute on an Ashley Barnes header goal coming off of a Kieran Trippier cross. In the fifty-sixth minute, Michael Duff received a yellow card for his foul for Burnley. Hull City had the next yellow card in the seventy-second minute for an Abel Hernandez foul. Burnley saw yellow cards assessed to Dean Marney for an eighty-sixth minute foul and to Danny Ings for a ninetieth minute foul. Burnley still won 1-0.
Continuing to Manchester, where Manchester United brings in Crystal Palace. Julian Speroni and David de Gea receive the starting nods. Crystal Palace received two yellow cards in the first half, going to Joel Ward in the thirty-fifth minute and Damien Delaney in the thirty-eighth minute, both for fouls. Crystal Palace saw a booking on a yellow card for Yannick Bolasie in the sixty-fourth minute for his foul. Manchester United opened with a sixty-seventh minute Juan Mata goal, via Angel Di Maria. In the eighty-third minute, Manchester United's Antonio Valencia was shown a yellow card for a foul. Manchester United came out of it with a 1-0 victory.
South to Southampton hosting Leicester City. Kasper Schmeichel and Fraser Forster protect the nets. In the thirty-seventh minute, Southampton's Morgan Schneiderlin received a yellow card for a foul. Southampton took another yellow card as Toby Alderweireld committed a foul in the fifty-fourth minute. Leicester City's Liam Moore was booked on a yellow card for his fifty-eighth minute foul. In the seventy-fifth minute, Shane Long scored to give Southampton the lead, with the help of Graziano Pelle. Leicester City took another yellow card in the seventy-eighth minute for a foul by Marcin Wasilewski. In the eightieth minute, Southampton added on with Long's second of the game, passed from Victor Wanyama. This produced the 2-0 final.
Next up, West Ham United welcomes Aston Villa. Brad Guzan and Adrian are in the six-yard boxes. Aston Villa took a yellow card in the sixty-ninth minute for a foul by Tom Cleverley. In the eighty-ninth minute, Aston Villa had another yellow card go to Gabriel Agbonlahor for a foul. The final score was 0-0.
Finally, in London, the Queens Park Rangers bring in Manchester City. Joe Hart and Robert Green are the keepers. QPR took a yellow card in the nineteenth minute for a foul by Sandro. QPR began in the twenty-first minute on a Charlie Austin goal, passed from Mauricio Isla. Manchester City tied it on a thirty-second minute goal by Sergio Aguero, assisted by Eliaquim Mangala on a through ball. QPR took three yellow cards to end the half: Isla in the thirty-seventh minute, Richard Dunne in the fortieth minute, and Eduardo Vargas in first half stoppage time, all for fouls. Manchester City saw a booking on a yellow card for Bacary Sagna's fifty-fifth minute foul. QPR took the lead in the seventy-sixth minute as Martin Demichelis put the ball in his own net for an own goal. Manchester City retied it on an Aguero goal in the eighty-third minute, via Yaya Toure on a through ball. This made it 2-2, the final.
On Sunday, we begin with Sunderland hosting Everton. Tim Howard and Costel Pantilimon are the goalies. At the ten minute mark, Jordi Gomez of Sunderland received a yellow card for a foul. In the thirtieth minute, Everton's James McCarthy received a yellow card. Everton had another yellow card for a fifty-seventh minute Aiden McGeady foul. In the sixty-seventh minute, Sunderland began with a Sebastian Larsson free kick goal. Everton tied it on a seventy-sixth minute Leighton Baines penalty kick goal. The final held at 1-1.
Next up, Tottenham Hotspur welcomes Stoke City. Asmir Begovic and Hugo Lloris protect the nets. Stoke City started in the sixth minute with a Bojan goal, passed from Steven N'Zonzi. Stoke City had a pair of yellow cards go to Geoff Cameron in the twenty-second minute and Begovic in the twenty-fourth minute. Stoke City added on with a Jonathan Walters goal, passed from Mame Biram Diouf. Tottenham Hotspur took a yellow card in first half stoppage time for an Etienne Capoue goal. Tottenham Hotspur had a pair of second half yellow cards go to Ryan Mason in the sixty-ninth minute and Younes Kaboul in the seventy-second minute, both for fouls. In the seventy-seventh minute, Tottenham Hotspur got on the board with a Nacer Chadli goal, coming off of a Danny Rose cross. Tottenham Hotspur's comeback attempt faced a hurdle in the eighty-fifth minute when Kyle Naughton's bad foul earned him a straight red card, putting his team at ten men.
Continuing to West Bromwich Albion bringing in Newcastle United. Tim Krul and Ben Foster are in the six-yard boxes. Newcastle United opened in the forty-fifth minute on an Ayoze Perez goal, passed from Daryl Janmaat. In the sixty-second minute, Newcastle Unite added on with a Fabricio Coloccini goal, made possible by a Janmaat cross. This made it 2-0, the final score.
Finally, Swansea City hosts Arsenal. Wojciech Szczesny and Lukasz Fabianski have the difficult to spell names. Swansea City had two bookings in the first half with a Neil Taylor foul in the thirty-seventh minute and Ki Sung-Yueng in the forty-first minute, both for yellow cards. Arsenal had a yellow card assessed to Aaron Ramsey in first half stoppage time. In the fiftieth minute, Ashley Williams of Swansea City received a yellow card for his foul. Arsenal took two more yellow cards for fouls by Per Mertesacker in the fifty-seventh minute and Calum Chambers in the sixty-second minute. Arsenal struck first in the sixty-third minute as Alexis Sanchez scored, with the help of Danny Welbeck on a fast break. Tom Carroll of Swansea City received a yellow card immediately after the goal. In the seventy-fourth minute, Kieran Gibbs of Arsenal was handed a yellow card. Swansea City tied it in the seventy-fifth minute with a Gylfi Sigurdsson free kick goal. Swansea City took the lead on a Bafetimbi Gomis goal in the seventy-eighth minute, set up by Jefferson Montero's cross. Arsenal's Sanchez received a yellow card in the eighty-sixth minute for his foul. Swansea City took a yellow card in the ninetieth minute with a Modou Barrow foul. The sloppy game ended favoring Swansea City 2-1.
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Liverpool hosting Chelsea. Thibaut Courtois and Simon Mignolet tend the twines. Liverpool struck first in the ninth minute on an Emre Can goal, passed from Raheem Sterling. Chelsea tied it on a fourteenth minute goal by Gary Cahill, via Nemanja Matic after a corner kick. Sterling was given a yellow card for a foul in the forty-third minute for Liverpool. Chelsea had a yellow card on a Branislav Ivanovic foul in the forty-eighth minute. Liverpool's Mario Balotelli took a yellow card for his foul in the sixty-fifth minute. Chelsea took the lead on a Diego Costa goal in the sixty-seventh minute. Chelsea received another booking for a Matic foul in the sixty-ninth minute. Chelsea received three more yellow cards in the later minutes of the game, going to Oscar in the eighty-third minute, Costa for a foul in the eighty-seventh minute, and Courtois for time wasting in stoppage time. Chelsea held on for a 2-1 win anyway.
Moving along to Burnley welcoming Hull City. Steve Harper and Tom Heaton are the gloved men. Hull City had the first yellow card for a James Chester foul in the seventh minute. Burnley had a pair of first half yellow cards, going to Jason Shackell in the twenty-eighth minute and Stephen Ward in the forty-second minute, both for fouls. Burnley got going in the fiftieth minute on an Ashley Barnes header goal coming off of a Kieran Trippier cross. In the fifty-sixth minute, Michael Duff received a yellow card for his foul for Burnley. Hull City had the next yellow card in the seventy-second minute for an Abel Hernandez foul. Burnley saw yellow cards assessed to Dean Marney for an eighty-sixth minute foul and to Danny Ings for a ninetieth minute foul. Burnley still won 1-0.
Continuing to Manchester, where Manchester United brings in Crystal Palace. Julian Speroni and David de Gea receive the starting nods. Crystal Palace received two yellow cards in the first half, going to Joel Ward in the thirty-fifth minute and Damien Delaney in the thirty-eighth minute, both for fouls. Crystal Palace saw a booking on a yellow card for Yannick Bolasie in the sixty-fourth minute for his foul. Manchester United opened with a sixty-seventh minute Juan Mata goal, via Angel Di Maria. In the eighty-third minute, Manchester United's Antonio Valencia was shown a yellow card for a foul. Manchester United came out of it with a 1-0 victory.
South to Southampton hosting Leicester City. Kasper Schmeichel and Fraser Forster protect the nets. In the thirty-seventh minute, Southampton's Morgan Schneiderlin received a yellow card for a foul. Southampton took another yellow card as Toby Alderweireld committed a foul in the fifty-fourth minute. Leicester City's Liam Moore was booked on a yellow card for his fifty-eighth minute foul. In the seventy-fifth minute, Shane Long scored to give Southampton the lead, with the help of Graziano Pelle. Leicester City took another yellow card in the seventy-eighth minute for a foul by Marcin Wasilewski. In the eightieth minute, Southampton added on with Long's second of the game, passed from Victor Wanyama. This produced the 2-0 final.
Next up, West Ham United welcomes Aston Villa. Brad Guzan and Adrian are in the six-yard boxes. Aston Villa took a yellow card in the sixty-ninth minute for a foul by Tom Cleverley. In the eighty-ninth minute, Aston Villa had another yellow card go to Gabriel Agbonlahor for a foul. The final score was 0-0.
Finally, in London, the Queens Park Rangers bring in Manchester City. Joe Hart and Robert Green are the keepers. QPR took a yellow card in the nineteenth minute for a foul by Sandro. QPR began in the twenty-first minute on a Charlie Austin goal, passed from Mauricio Isla. Manchester City tied it on a thirty-second minute goal by Sergio Aguero, assisted by Eliaquim Mangala on a through ball. QPR took three yellow cards to end the half: Isla in the thirty-seventh minute, Richard Dunne in the fortieth minute, and Eduardo Vargas in first half stoppage time, all for fouls. Manchester City saw a booking on a yellow card for Bacary Sagna's fifty-fifth minute foul. QPR took the lead in the seventy-sixth minute as Martin Demichelis put the ball in his own net for an own goal. Manchester City retied it on an Aguero goal in the eighty-third minute, via Yaya Toure on a through ball. This made it 2-2, the final.
On Sunday, we begin with Sunderland hosting Everton. Tim Howard and Costel Pantilimon are the goalies. At the ten minute mark, Jordi Gomez of Sunderland received a yellow card for a foul. In the thirtieth minute, Everton's James McCarthy received a yellow card. Everton had another yellow card for a fifty-seventh minute Aiden McGeady foul. In the sixty-seventh minute, Sunderland began with a Sebastian Larsson free kick goal. Everton tied it on a seventy-sixth minute Leighton Baines penalty kick goal. The final held at 1-1.
Next up, Tottenham Hotspur welcomes Stoke City. Asmir Begovic and Hugo Lloris protect the nets. Stoke City started in the sixth minute with a Bojan goal, passed from Steven N'Zonzi. Stoke City had a pair of yellow cards go to Geoff Cameron in the twenty-second minute and Begovic in the twenty-fourth minute. Stoke City added on with a Jonathan Walters goal, passed from Mame Biram Diouf. Tottenham Hotspur took a yellow card in first half stoppage time for an Etienne Capoue goal. Tottenham Hotspur had a pair of second half yellow cards go to Ryan Mason in the sixty-ninth minute and Younes Kaboul in the seventy-second minute, both for fouls. In the seventy-seventh minute, Tottenham Hotspur got on the board with a Nacer Chadli goal, coming off of a Danny Rose cross. Tottenham Hotspur's comeback attempt faced a hurdle in the eighty-fifth minute when Kyle Naughton's bad foul earned him a straight red card, putting his team at ten men.
Continuing to West Bromwich Albion bringing in Newcastle United. Tim Krul and Ben Foster are in the six-yard boxes. Newcastle United opened in the forty-fifth minute on an Ayoze Perez goal, passed from Daryl Janmaat. In the sixty-second minute, Newcastle Unite added on with a Fabricio Coloccini goal, made possible by a Janmaat cross. This made it 2-0, the final score.
Finally, Swansea City hosts Arsenal. Wojciech Szczesny and Lukasz Fabianski have the difficult to spell names. Swansea City had two bookings in the first half with a Neil Taylor foul in the thirty-seventh minute and Ki Sung-Yueng in the forty-first minute, both for yellow cards. Arsenal had a yellow card assessed to Aaron Ramsey in first half stoppage time. In the fiftieth minute, Ashley Williams of Swansea City received a yellow card for his foul. Arsenal took two more yellow cards for fouls by Per Mertesacker in the fifty-seventh minute and Calum Chambers in the sixty-second minute. Arsenal struck first in the sixty-third minute as Alexis Sanchez scored, with the help of Danny Welbeck on a fast break. Tom Carroll of Swansea City received a yellow card immediately after the goal. In the seventy-fourth minute, Kieran Gibbs of Arsenal was handed a yellow card. Swansea City tied it in the seventy-fifth minute with a Gylfi Sigurdsson free kick goal. Swansea City took the lead on a Bafetimbi Gomis goal in the seventy-eighth minute, set up by Jefferson Montero's cross. Arsenal's Sanchez received a yellow card in the eighty-sixth minute for his foul. Swansea City took a yellow card in the ninetieth minute with a Modou Barrow foul. The sloppy game ended favoring Swansea City 2-1.
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