Brentford’s Sep Van den Berg holds Manchester City Erling Haaland (AP Photo/Alastair Grant) Another target for fertile Erling Haaland. Another injury for the unfortunate Rodri. On Sunday, Manchester City defeated Brentford 1-0 in the Premier League thanks to the ninth goal of Haaland, who used the strength to shrup one defender and then skill to set off another one. A hard -fighting victory for the city, which was three points as a leader Arsenal, was sour with a view of Rodri – a key center midfielder of the team and last year’s winner Ballon d’Or – was pushed in the middle of the first half with a suspicious injury of hamstring. Rodri fell to the ground, gripped the back of the right leg and looked short when he carefully left the field. The Spanish star missed most of the last season by ACL injuries and complained about knee pain in the first weeks of this campaign. The city climbed fifth with the fourth victory in seven league games. The uninsured run via Crystal Palace saw his club record, 19-match undefeated run in all competitions ended in a late 2-1 defeat in Everton. The palace last tasted the defeat of 16 April – a section lasting almost six months and including the victory of the FA Cup for the first trophy – but was sunk in the third minute of Jack Grealish, who got in the way of Daniel Munoza and saw the ball to turn directly into the net. She finished the return of Everton, who coped with the 76th minute sentence Iliman Ndiaye after Munoz put visitors in 37 .. Postcoglou’s pain of postcogla remains without victory in seven matches in charge of Nottingham Forest after his 2-0 loss in Newcastle. Forest lost five of these games under the Australian, which was serenaded by singing “You fired in the morning” with his own fans during defeat in the middle of the week in the European League. “It’s a fight, it’s a fight, there’s nothing wrong with that,” said Postecoglou, who tossed Tottenham during offseason after winning the European League. “I could sit on the couch and watched you, people, but I’d rather be right in the middle of where I can have an effect. I believe so.” Bruno Guimaraes turned in a beautiful shot at the 58th and Nick Woltemade added a second out of a crime place for Newcastle, who won the league this season for the second time. Pereira Red Card Wolverhampton had manager Vitor Pereira sent at the beginning of 1-1 draw with Brighton for what Premier League described as “irresponsible” technical behavior. Pereira could be shown a red card for digging the ball frustrately towards the seated space of the fourth official after he thought he was foul on one of his players. After Chelsea’s Enzo Maresca, the second Premier League manager was introduced this weekend. On Sunday in the second match, Aston Villa defeated Burnley 2-1 thanks to two goals Donyell Malen.
