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Message: [QUOTE="IthacaMatt, post: 4738839, member: 405"] Liverpool with the great comeback. What a game! Surprised that Newcastle didn't push harder for the second goal in the 2nd half. It's hard to run out the clock for 45 minutes against a team with the offensive talent of Liverpool. Eddie Howe got too timid. West Ham with a great result against Brighton. City not in gear yet; they will miss DeBruyne, who had most of the assists on Haaland's goals. Aston Villa back with a vengeance after getting blasted by Newcastle opening weekend, two wins and a 7-1 goal differential these past 2 weeks, while Newcastle have lost back-to-back 1 goal decisions to Man City and Liverpool. Spurs surprisingly sit 3rd, with 2 wins and a draw in their opening 3 games, including a win over Man United. United's win over Nottingham Forest gives them 6 points from 3 games, but you can't say they've looked very good so far. [/QUOTE]