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Phil Costa¡3 May 2021
OneFootball
Phil Costa¡3 May 2021
Another weekend, another round of Premier League fixtures full of talking points.
Itâs time to dish out some awards âŚ
Sergio AgĂźero clearly isnât the player he once was, due to injuries, losing a yard of pace and other reasons.
But his goal against Crystal Palace proves that class is permanent. One touch to control, another to finish.
Thursday, Sunday â same thing. What we witnessed was Gareth Bale back to his best and it was beautiful.
He rolled back the years with this hat-trick, showing off his pace, finishing and chemistry with team-mates â Mason in?
Kai Havertz had taken some fire at Chelsea following his ÂŁ71m transfer from Bayer Leverkusen last summer.
But the 21-year-old looks settled under Tuchel, thriving in a false nine/striker role and scored a smart brace against Fulham.
Itâs fair to say that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has struggled this season â with his form, health and personal reasons all impacted.
But on his return to the side after contracting malaria, he netted an acrobatic close range finish that will hopefully boost his confidence moving forward.
Throughout his career, Danny Welbeck has given off big âBambi on iceâ vibes when in goalscoring positions.
But his goal against Leeds â with half-volleyed Cruyff Turn included â was anything but that. Watch it now.
Anwar El Ghazi drew comparisons to Cristiano Ronaldo after breaking through as a teenager at Ajax.
He hasnât quite matched those expectations but his goal against Everton was Ronaldo-esque, cutting inside and finding the top corner.