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PUBLICATION: Notion Magazine Issue 96, Spring 2015 ART DIRECTOR: Alexis Knox MODEL: Carly Rae Jepsen PHOTOGRAPHER: Ben Cope STYLIST: Caley Rinker

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Premier League scores, Week 29: Man City and Liverpool gave everything, but neither won

One of the most thrilling games of the season ended in disappointment for both participants. Plus everything else from the weekend in the Premier League.

The Premier League produced some spectacular action this weekend, with 28 goals across 10 games. But the best game of the weekend — the marquee clash between Liverpool and Manchester City — was most notable for the times the ball didn’t hit the back of the net.

Both teams had a ton of great chances, but only scored once apiece, and both will consider the result to be two points dropped. Between that result and Arsenal’s poor performance at The Hawthorns on Saturday, the big winners of the weekend were Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United. Spurs look solidified in their top-four position, while United are now just four points away from getting back into a Champions League place — and they have two games in hand on Liverpool.

Saturday’s scores

West Bromwich Albion 3-1 Arsenal Crystal Palace 1-0 Watford FC Everton 4-0 Hull City Stoke City 1-2 Chelsea Sunderland 0-0 Burnley West Ham United 2-3 Leicester City AFC Bournemouth 2-0 Swansea City

Sunday’s scores

Middlesbrough 1-3 Manchester United Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Southampton Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool

Adam Lallana and Sergio Aguero won’t sleep too well

You’ll be hard pressed to find a Liverpool fan willing to tear down Adam Lallana. He’s been the team’s underappreciated attacking MVP this season, turning in the best campaign of his career.

But wow, he really should have scored this.

Lallana NOOOOOOOO pic.twitter.com/b9PNbzTgG0

— NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) March 19, 2017

While Aguero didn’t quite match Lallana’s miss-of-the-season candidate, he also had a chance to win the game just five minutes later. And like Lallana, he failed to do so.

Agüero scores that volley 9 out of 10 times. He missed it now.

— Bitter and Blue (@Bitter_and_Blue) March 19, 2017

The defining characteristic of this game ended up being missed chances. Each team had 13 shots, which isn’t a huge number, but none of them was a hopeful effort. There was only one shot from outside the box, and it was taken centrally from inside 25 yards. This should have been a seven- or eight-goal game, not a two-goal game.

Manchester United and Spurs survive without their stars

Zlatan Ibrahimovic was suspended for United’s trip to Middlesbrough, while Paul Pogba missed out due to a minor injury. It didn’t matter, because United’s backups stepped up in their absence — particularly Marouane Fellaini and Jesse Lingard. Here’s how Lingard solidified the Red Devils’ lead with what was ultimately the winner.

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Spurs did well without Harry Kane, too, holding off Southampton in a hard-fought 2-1 win. The Saints generated quite a few chances and had Spurs on the ropes late in the second half, but couldn’t recover from conceding a Christian Eriksen screamer and a penalty converted by Dele Alli.

Now the international break gives Pogba and Kane some extra time to recover, while Ibrahimovic’s suspension only has one game remaining on it. United and Spurs are well on their way to surviving some bad luck and getting into the top four despite it.

Sunderland look relegated, Middlesbrough not far off

While Sunderland’s 0-0 draw against Burnley was far from their worst performance of the season, it just might be the one that relegates them. If they can’t score at home against the Clarets, they probably just can’t score consistently enough to stay up.

Chairman Ellis Short was in the building, and David Moyes sounded far from supportive of him or his own players.

I’m glad Ellis Short was there today to witness the cultmination of the mess that he has presided over in recent years.

— Roker Report (@RokerReport) March 18, 2017

“It’s all good… everything’s fine… the players are still fighting…”

Yeeeeeeeeah! pic.twitter.com/7TyUikLXZi

— Roker Report (@RokerReport) March 19, 2017

Things are decidedly less bad at Middlesbrough, and there’s no shame to losing to Manchester United, but they’re not in much better shape. Despite their minus-13 goal differential — a respectable mark for a relegation battler — they’re six points from safety and appear to have fewer good players than the teams above them. What once looked like a wide-open relegation race is slowly becoming a dull one.

Arsenal appears to be eating itself

Rival fans flew banners above The Hawthorns on Saturday, which was a bit embarrassing.

30 minutes gone at The Hawthorns

Two goals Two banners #WBAARS https://t.co/NI1sjtGRxI pic.twitter.com/nbnQ5RMuAa

— BBC 5 live Sport (@5liveSport) March 18, 2017

It ended up being less embarrassing than the Gunners’ performance, and Arsenal now faces a difficult fight for top four. And to add injury to insult, both Petr Cech and Alexis Sanchez got hurt during their loss.

Now, the talk of the international break is likely to be Arsene Wenger’s future. We wrote about how that fight is about moral philosophy, not football, while Arsenal blog The Short Fuse called Wenger’s behavior selfish.

So, were Leicester City right to fire Claudio Ranieri?

Hey, about that moral philosophy issue. Should Leicester City have showed loyalty and respect towards Ranieri, or did they make the right call? The results sure have improved. They’re still conceding lots of chances, mind you, but Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez are finding a way to hit the back of the net again.

xG map for West Ham – Leicester City.

SMELL THE CONFIDENCE pic.twitter.com/CBVGHCdTq2

— Caley Graphics (@Caley_graphics) March 18, 2017

Leicester now has three straight wins in the league, plus they’ve advanced to the Champions League quarterfinals.

Maybe Leicester’s owners just did what they had to. Or maybe you think that doesn’t matter, and no positive results justify Ranieri’s firing. That’s fine, too.

Everton: really good!

Hey, check out this goal by Everton youngster Dominic Calvert-Lewin, set up by even younger youngster Tom Davies!

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The Toffees have a pretty great stable of young talent that can be the core of a top-half team for a decade to come, even if they can’t hang on to Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley. But with those players, they’re a good team — at least the seventh-best in the league, and with a big gap back to eighth. Ronald Koeman is building something that Toffees should be proud of.

Chelsea refuse to let the title race get fun

Stoke gave Chelsea a challenge on Saturday, but the Blues squeaked out a 2-1 win thanks to a late set piece goal by Gary Cahill. Chelsea’s attack was a bit off and they got some unlucky bounces, but they were always on top of play, and never really looked like losing.

If you don’t know yet, the biggest reason for that is the play of N’Golo Kante. He didn’t win either of the major Premier League player of the year awards last season, and it’ll be a crime if he’s shut out again this time around. He finished this game with 89 percent passing and 63 completed passes, 16 more than next-best Chelsea midfielder or attacker. His seven tackles were three more than the next best player, and he had three interceptions to boot.

With Kante in midfield, Chelsea is not going to slip up enough times for Spurs or City to catch them. He’s too dominant and too consistent. If you want excitement, you’ll have to focus on the top-four race. The title race is over.

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Premier League scores, Week 29: Manchester City and Liverpool gave everything, but neither won

One of the most thrilling games of the season ended in disappointment for both participants. Plus everything else from the weekend in the Premier League.

The Premier League produced some spectacular action this weekend, with 28 goals hitting the back of the net across 10 games. But the best game of the weekend — the marquee clash between Liverpool and Manchester City — was most notable for the times the ball didn’t hit the back of the net.

Both teams had a ton of great chances, but only scored once apiece, and both will consider the result to be two points dropped. Between that result and Arsenal’s poor performance at The Hawthorns on Saturday, the big winners of the weekend were Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United. Spurs look very solidified in their top four position, while United are now just four points away from getting back into a Champions League place — and they have two games in hand on Liverpool.

Saturday’s scores

West Bromwich Albion 3-1 Arsenal Crystal Palace 1-0 Watford FC Everton 4-0 Hull City Stoke City 1-2 Chelsea Sunderland 0-0 Burnley West Ham United 2-3 Leicester City AFC Bournemouth 2-0 Swansea City

Sunday’s scores

Middlesbrough 1-3 Manchester United Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Southampton Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool

Adam Lallana and Sergio Aguero won’t sleep too well

You’ll be hard pressed to find a Liverpool fan willing to tear down Adam Lallana. He’s been the team’s underappreciated attacking MVP this season, turning in the best campaign of his career.

But wow, he really should have scored this.

Lallana NOOOOOOOO http://pic.twitter.com/b9PNbzTgG0

— NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) March 19, 2017

While Aguero didn’t quite match Lallana’s miss of the season candidate, he also had a chance to win the game just five minutes later. And like Lallana, he failed to do so.

Agüero scores that volley 9 out of 10 times. He missed it now.

— Bitter and Blue (@Bitter_and_Blue) March 19, 2017

The defining characteristic of this game ended up being missed chances. Each team had 13 shots, which isn’t a huge number, but none of them was a hopeful effort. There was only one shot from outside the box, and it was taken centrally from inside 25 yards. This should have been a seven or eight goal game, not a two goal game.

Manchester United and Spurs survive without their stars

Zlatan Ibrahimovic was suspended for United’s trip to Middlesbrough, while Paul Pogba missed out due to a minor injury. It didn’t matter, because United’s backups stepped up in their absence — particularly Marouane Fellaini and Jesse Lingard. Here’s how Lingard solidified the Red Devils’ lead with what was ultimately the winner.

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Spurs did well without Harry Kane too, holding off Southampton in a hard-fought 2-1 win. The Saints generated quite a few chances and had Spurs on the ropes late in the second half, but couldn’t recover from conceding a Christian Eriksen screamer and a penalty converted by Dele Alli.

Now the international break gives Pogba and Kane some extra time to recover, while Ibrahimovic’s suspension only has one game remaining on it. United and Spurs are well on their way to surviving some bad luck and getting into the top four despite it.

Sunderland look relegated, Middlesbrough not far off

While Sunderland’s 0-0 draw against Burnley was far from their worst performance of the season, it just might be the one that relegates them. If they can’t score at home against the Clarets, they probably just can’t score consistently enough to stay up.

Chairman Ellis Short was in the building, and David Moyes sounded far from supportive of him or his own players.

I'm glad Ellis Short was there today to witness the cultmination of the mess that he has presided over in recent years.

— Roker Report (@RokerReport) March 18, 2017

"It's all good... everything's fine... the players are still fighting..." Yeeeeeeeeah! http://pic.twitter.com/7TyUikLXZi

— Roker Report (@RokerReport) March 19, 2017

Things are decidedly less bad at Middlesbrough, and there’s no shame to losing to Manchester United, but they’re not in much better shape. Despite their minus-13 goal differential — a very respectable mark for a relegation battler — they’re six points from safety and appear to have fewer good players than the teams above them. What once looked like a wide-open relegation race is slowly becoming a dull one.

Arsenal appears to be eating itself

Rival fans flew banners above The Hawthorns on Saturday, which was a bit embarrassing.

30 minutes gone at The Hawthorns Two goals Two banners #WBAARS https://t.co/NI1sjtGRxI http://pic.twitter.com/nbnQ5RMuAa

— BBC 5 live Sport (@5liveSport) March 18, 2017

It ended up being less embarrassing than the Gunners’ performance, and Arsenal now faces a very difficult fight for top four. And to add injury to insult, both Petr Cech and Alexis Sanchez got hurt during their loss.

Now, the talk of the international break is likely to be Arsene Wenger’s future. We wrote about how that fight is about moral philosophy, not football, while Arsenal blog The Short Fuse called Wenger’s behavior selfish.

So, were Leicester City right to fire Claudio Ranieri?

Hey, about that moral philosophy issue. Should Leicester City have showed loyalty and respect towards Claudio Ranieri, or did they make the right call? The results sure have improved. They’re still conceding lots of chances, mind you, but Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez are finding a way to hit the back of the net again.

xG map for West Ham - Leicester City. SMELL THE CONFIDENCE http://pic.twitter.com/CBVGHCdTq2

— Caley Graphics (@Caley_graphics) March 18, 2017

Leicester now has three straight wins in the league, plus they’ve advanced to the Champions League quarterfinals.

Maybe Leicester’s owners just did what they had to do. Or maybe you think that doesn’t matter, and no positive results justify Ranieri’s firing. That’s fine too.

Everton: really good!

Hey, check out this goal by Everton youngster Dominic Calvert-Lewin, set up by even younger youngster Tom Davies!

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The Toffees have a pretty great stable of young talent that can be the core of a top-half team for a decade to come, even if they can’t hang on to Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley. But with those players, they’re a very good team — at least the seventh best in the league, and with a big gap back to eighth. Ronald Koeman is building something that Toffees should be proud of.

Chelsea refuse to let the title race get fun

Stoke gave Chelsea a challenge on Saturday, but the Blues squeaked out a 2-1 win thanks to a late set piece goal by Gary Cahill. Chelsea’s attack was a bit off and they got some unlucky bounces too, but they were always on top of play, and never really looked like losing.

If you don’t know yet, the biggest reason for that is the play of N’Golo Kante. He didn’t win either of the major Premier League player of the year awards last season, and it’ll be a crime if he’s shut out again this time around. He finished this game with 89 percent passing and 63 completed passes, 16 more than next best Chelsea midfielder or attacker. His 7 tackles were 3 more than the next best player, and he had 3 interceptions to boot.

With Kante in midfield, Chelsea is not going to slip up enough times for Spurs or City to catch them. He’s too dominant and too consistent. If you want excitement, you’ll have to focus on the top four race. The title race is over.

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Premier League scores, Week 27: Is Arsene Wenger trying to get fired?

His management of Alexis Sanchez keeps getting worse. Plus all the other stories from round 27 in the Premier League.

The Premier League’s top four and relegation battles got shaken up this week with nine entertaining games producing 32 goals. But there’s one story that trumps them all — Arsene Wenger’s inexplicable benching of Alexis Sanchez, and Arsenal’s poor performance without their star on the pitch.

Saturday’s scores

Manchester United 1-1 Bournemouth Leicester City 3-1 Hull City Stoke City 2-0 Middlesbrough Swansea City 3-2 Burnley Watford 3-4 Southampton West Bromwich Albion 0-2 Crystal Palace Liverpool 3-1 Arsenal

Sunday’s scores

Tottenham Hotspur 3-2 Everton Sunderland 0-2 Manchester City

Monday’s game

West Ham United vs. Chelsea

Is Arsene Wenger trying to get fired on purpose?

On Saturday afternoon, everyone was shocked to learn that Alexis Sanchez would not be starting for Arsenal against Liverpool. Fans awaited news of a knock picked up in training or absence for personal reasons, but it never came. Wenger just made the tactical decision to drop Sanchez, his team’s best player and one of the best players in the Premier League.

Sanchez wasn’t any more thrilled than Arsenal fans were.

http://pic.twitter.com/39uA54qgvl

— Seoul Train (@BlasianSays) March 4, 2017

Predictably, the Gunners struggled to create much going forward at Anfield without their best attacker on the pitch. Without much of a threat to fear, Liverpool pushed forward aggressively and scored two first-half goals.

Wenger subbed on Sanchez at halftime, and he swiftly recorded an assist. But the Gunners couldn’t find a second goal, and were instead badly victimized on the counter by Adam Lallana and Giorgino Wijnaldum in the dying minutes.

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Wenger was asked about his decision not to start Alexis during his postgame press conference, and confirmed that he opted for four more direct attacking options up front in order to threaten on the counter.

“The thinking was that we had to go more direct, to use players who are strong in the air. I have no regrets, except that we lost the game.”

Arsenal haven’t made much of an attempt to play this way at any point in the last 20 years, so it’s no surprise that they weren’t good at it. And even though Alexis isn’t exactly a physical and direct player, he’s spent plenty of time threatening teams on the counter for Udinese and Chile (and occasionally Barcelona and Arsenal) during his career. He can play any style, and should always be on the pitch during big games that he’s fit for, because he’s Arsenal’s best player.

That’s the micro-level problem with not playing Alexis at Anfield, but there are macro-level problems too. Notably, Arsenal and Alexis are far apart on terms for a potential new contract. The team now has a well-defined 10-year history of losing players who no longer feel they can challenge for trophies and/or make enough money at Arsenal. Recently, Alexis threw a temper tantrum after getting subbed off while up 4-0 against Swansea, so he was likely upset by not starting a huge game away to Liverpool.

Wenger’s thought processes, tactics, and man management all appear to be in shambles at the moment. He’s making elementary mistakes. At some point, the Arsenal board will have had enough ... right?

Manchester United just has no luck this year

This is almost every Expected Goals map from almost every Manchester United draw this season.

xG map for Manchester United - Bournemouth. my heart might explode from happiness http://pic.twitter.com/7YSySwJ6pJ

— Caley Graphics (@Caley_graphics) March 4, 2017

This game featured Zlatan Ibrahimovic missing a penalty, as well as a stunningly heroic performance from Artur Boruc. On top of the dropped points, United is probably going to lose Zlatan for three games.

We’re not sure exactly what the soccer gods are punishing Jose Mourinho for, but he’s clearly done something horrible.

Leroy Sane is becoming a star

Manchester City’s stable of young attackers is truly absurd. Gabriel Jesus and Kevin De Bruyne — two of the most exciting players in the Premier League — were unavailable to start their game against Sunderland and it didn’t matter. Here’s 21-year-old Leroy Sane with a brilliant finish.

Sane with the crisp #MCFC goal #PLonNBC http://pic.twitter.com/ERD6M9SFMx

— NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) March 5, 2017

In addition to that goal, Sane had the most passes to set up shots of anyone on either team, with three. He had a rough first half of the season, but he appears to have fully adapted to the Premier League, and now he’s a huge contributor.

Harry Kane is having an outrageous season

Last week, Harry Kane scored a hat trick against Stoke City. He backed it up with two more goals against Everton on Sunday, taking him to 19 goals in the Premier League — good for top scorer. Given his early-season injury, that’s one heck of an impressive feat.

To put Kane's scoring into perspective in 2016-17, when returning from injury in Nov he had 2 PL goals. Costa already had 9, Lukaku 7 #THFC

— Nicholas Godden (@nicholasgodden) March 5, 2017

And there’s a chance Kane might become historically great. He has the kind of game that should allow him to age gracefully — he’s not dependent on pace or quickness at all. Alan Shearer will be shaking in his dress shoes on the Match of the Day set, since Kane has 27 more top flight goals than Shearer had at the same age.

His form is only matched by ... Manolo Gabbiadini?

January signings don’t get much better than Gabbiadini. Ever since he arrived at Southampton from Napoli, he’s been on fire, with nine goals in seven games.

Manolo Gabbiadini’s last 7 games across all competitions: ⚽️ ⚽️⚽️ ⚽️⚽️ ⚽️ ⚽️ ⚽️ ⚽️ Red hot. http://pic.twitter.com/WAYhQOhcov

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) March 4, 2017

His latest was a winner in a 4-3 slugfest against Watford, and it guided the Saints up to the top half. They won’t be qualifying for Europe this season, but having a player like Gabbiadini in great form is going to help them attract the talent they need to get back into the top seven.

The relegation battle is absolutely wild

This week, we discussed the extremely tight relegation battle, and how every team has a reason to hope. This weekend saw Leicester, Palace, and Swansea pull off impressive victories, while Boro was sucked down into the bottom three.

Perhaps the most consequential of this week’s games involving relegation battlers was the Foxes’ big win over Hull City. For the second straight post-Ranieri game, Leicester looked like the team that won the Premier League, counter-attacking with incredible speed and decisiveness.

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Leicester are now five points clear of the drop, while Hull have had their previous positive momentum halted by three games without a win. Hull has another relegation six-pointer on tap next week, a home game against Swansea.