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Some of the worst penalties I've seen in a long time from Leicester there

Deflections and gifts, Liverpool are certainly getting the luck. That said, United were awful and spent most of the match struggling to get the ball out of danger. They were poor in every area, weak defence, mid field wasn't there and their attack was incredibly unorganized. Twice United had a good attack going and a cross was played across to... no one. They kept doing attacks that should have had 3-4 players at least running up yet the only option was one heavily marked player. This could be the game that costs Mourinho his job but I think the squad is the biggest problem, not (just) the manager.

At least we won't get drawn against them in the Europa League

Are you f**king kidding me? They get gifted a goal in the 95th f**king minute?

Now he makes changes when the game is beyond any hope

Morata is champsionship level at best. This isn't form or confidence. He's not even glancing to see if he's offside. Gotta love the insanely one sided ref decisions though, that yellow to Hazard at the end was just pathetic.

Terrible goalkeeping for Arsenal's first goal, hand of god handball for the second. When is Arsenal's luck going to run out?

Embarssing from Willian but I still don't know what Morata did for the yellow

Well that's the worst penalty I've seen in a while

It's so frustrating watching Kane pull out on any loose ball where it isn't a nailed on certainty he'll get on the ball first. I'd also say that it's looking pretty unlikely now that Rashford will be the wonder striker of the future that he's being hyped up as, despite the goal . Too many attempts powered straight at a static keeper from close up.

Absolute stone wall penalty not given, takes a bit of a shine off the result.

Terrible penalty to give away and incredibly lucky for it to go in. Time for an irritating week of pundits saying "third season!" over and over again. Still enjoyable mind.

See, this is what you can do if you actually put up a fight

I think I've seen Huddersfield with the ball in City's final third exactly once so far. I know you can't expect them to go guns blazing but this is still depressingly unambitious. The second City score, the floodgates are going to open and it'll be a 3/4-0

Fred deserving a red card on his debut. Leicester should have had a penalty for shirt pulling. Better finishing from Leicester and Man Utd would be in trouble; Ultra defensive with just a couple of counters after the goal. There'll be a lot of moaning fans and pundits repeating "third year" over and over if this stays 1-0 (even worse if Leicester score).