Premier League 2024-25: Nunez, Salah score during the Liverpool victory against Southampton; The late Joao Pedro Penalty helps Brighton after Fulham

Darwin Nunez and Mohamed de Liverpool and Mohamed Salah struck in three minutes in the second half in a 3-1 victory on Southampton, last, who gave the leader of the Premier League 16 Provisional Breathing points at the top of the table.

Arne Slot’s men have 70 points after 29 games, while Arsenal, second, has 54 but two games in hand. Southampton besieged is 20th out of nine points, 13 points of security.

Will Smallbone amaze the crowd to an Anfield lined with the sun with a goal for first half visitors, when a mixture between the Reds Alisson goalkeeper and the central defender Virgil Van Dijk saw the ball in a inviting manner in Smallbone, who marked an angle.

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The leader of the league completely dominated after the break and Nunez leveled in the 51st minute after Luis Diaz worked the ball after the two defenders of Southampton before creating the Uruguayan who returned to a bland range.

Nunez pulled a penalty three minutes later when Smallbone caught up with him on the back of the ankle in the box, and Salah launched a stocky shot from the place past Aaron Ramsdale in the interior net. Salah padded Liverpool’s advance with a second penalty in the 87th minute after handball by Yukinari Sugawara.

Sarr draws Crystal Palace at 1-0 victory on Ipswich in difficulty

A beautiful finish chipped from Ismaila Sarr at the end of the second half gave Crystal Palace a 1-0 home victory in the city of Ipswich threatened by relegation on Saturday, with the visitor left to match a failed chances during a living match in the Premier League.

The victory passes the Eagles in 11th place on 39 points, while Ipswich stays in the last three in 18th place on 17 points, five behind Wolverhampton Wanderers, 17th, who will face Everton later.

The deceased Pedro’s penalty wins Brighton 2-1 Victory over Fulham

A penalty by Joao Pedro in additional time earned Brighton & Hove Albion a 2-1 first league victory at home against Fulham on Saturday, passing the hosts in sixth place in the ranking and stimulating his attempt to qualify for European football.

After a cautious half hour, Alex Iwobi de Fulham gave life to the game when he undertook a descent into the right flank and sent a cross, Raul Jimenez châché and pulled in front of Bart Verbruggen in the 35th minute.

Brighton and Joao Pedro by Hove Albion, second on the left, celebrates the second goal of the match team in their first League match in English against Fulham. | Photo credit: AP

Five minutes later, the club on the south coast equalized by Jan Paul Van Hecke, who was not completely marked with the distant post and returned to his home a free kick Yasin Ayari for his first goal from Brighton.

Just as it seemed that the loot would be shared following a second half disjointed, Pedro was overthrown by a clumsy tackle by Harrison Reed in the fifth minute of the time of downtime and the Brazilian international intensified to calmly bring the winner.