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Sadio Mané and Roberto Firmino are happy with the goal to make it 1-0. Image: keystone
Mané leads Liverpool to victory against Chelsea – Son handles four-pack against Southampton
Chelsea 0: 2 Liverpool
Champions Liverpool won the main away game against Chelsea 2-0 in the second round of the Premier League. The preliminary decision was made shortly before and shortly after the break. Seconds before the end of the first half, Chelsea’s Andreas Christensen pushed Sadio Mané off as last man and he was sent off.
The foul retaliated after the break for the scoring opportunity it had seized. In the 50th minute, the Senegalese completed a remarkable combination of Liverpool’s Salah / Firmino / Mané storm trio with his head, four minutes later profiting from a serious mistake by Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga.
Mané made it 1-0 … Video: streamja
… and twice a little later right after. Video: streamja
A quarter of an hour before the end, Chelsea had a chance to score after Thiago knocked down Timo Werner in the penalty area. Italian Jorginho missed with his casual penalty shot off Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson. The last missed Xherdan Shaqiri was again missing from Liverpool’s squad.
Chelsea 0: 2 Liverpool (0: 0)
No spectators.
Tore: 50. Mané 0: 1. 54. Mané 0: 2.
Observations: Liverpool without Shaqiri (not included). 45. Ejection of Christensen (Chelsea / emergency brake).
Southampton – Tottenham 2: 5
After a bankruptcy early in the season against Everton, Tottenham Hotspur celebrated their first league win of the season in the second game. José Mourinho’s team beat Southampton FC 5-2. The standout man was South Korean Son Heung-min: the winger turned the game around with four goals between minutes 45 and 73.
They are even before the break. Video: transmittable
The final decision: Son increased to 4: 1 with his fourth goal. Video: transmittable
English striker Harry Kane was also able to shine. Kane prepared all four of Son’s goals, the captain of the English team was responsible for the fifth goal for Spurs.
The dream duo: four-time striker Son (left) and four-time assistant Kane. Image: keystone
Danny Ings impressed again at Southampton: The center forward, who was the league’s second-leading scorer last season, scored both of his team’s goals. (dab / sda)
Southampton – Tottenham Hotspur 2: 5 (1: 1).
No spectators.
Tore: 32. Ings 1: 0. 45. Son 1: 1. 47. Son 1: 2. 64. Son 1: 3. 73. Son 1: 4. 82. Kane 1: 5. 90. Ings (Handspenalty) 2: 5.
