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Moroccan international striker Chamseddine Talbi led his Sunderland team, which returned to the top flight this season, to a remarkable victory over world champion Chelsea 2-1 in the latter’s home, today, Saturday, in the ninth stage of the English football league.

Chelsea started the match in an ideal way when Argentine winger Alejandro Garnacho opened his first goal with his team since his move to the club at the beginning of the current season from Manchester United, when he received a deep ball from the Portuguese Pedro Neto and shot it powerfully, creeping with his left hand, which passed between the legs of Sunderland’s Dutch goalkeeper, Ruben Roeves (4).

Chelsea takes the lead with Garnacho’s goal in the first minutes#English_Premier_League#PremierLeague pic.twitter.com/KWtcokNn7Y

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Sunderland, promoted this season to the Premier League, responded through its French striker Wilson Ezidoa from close range after a tackle in front of the goal (22).

Wilson Isidore puts Sunderland back in the game by equalizing!#English_Premier_League#PremierLeague pic.twitter.com/zoAWJQkUKo

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Sunderland was a stubborn match for Chelsea in the second half, despite the clear control of the hosts, but the visitors dealt the final blow in the final seconds of the match when Dutch striker Brian Brobbey walked with the ball from the middle of the field and waited for help before passing a perfect ball towards Talbi, Burkinabe substitute Bertrand Traoré (65), and he shot it creeping out of the reach of Chelsea’s Spanish goalkeeper Robert. Sanchez (90+3) gave his team a wonderful victory.

Moroccan Shamseddine Talebi snatches a fatal goal for newly promoted Sunderland against Chelsea

Sunderland temporarily rises to second place #English_League | #Chelsea | #Sunderland pic.twitter.com/DBzJURh4Sa

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Sunderland raised its score to 17 points and rose to second place temporarily, while Chelsea remained seventh with 14 points and may fall if the teams chasing them succeed in winning.

Third win for Manchester United

Manchester United continued to improve its level under the leadership of coach Ruben Amorim, as Matthews Cunha and Casemiro scored, in addition to two goals from Brian Mbeumo, as the hosts won 4-2 over Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday, which was their third successive victory in the Premier League.

In an attempt to build on his victory over Liverpool last week for the first time since 2016, Cunha fired a wonderful shot in the 24th minute into the bottom corner of the goal, which was the Brazilian player’s first goal for United.

Brazilian Casemiro was lucky in the second goal about 10 minutes later, as his shot hit the ground before changing direction to find…
It made its way into the net, then Mbeumu added the third goal after an hour of play, giving the hosts complete control of the match.

In just 10 minutes Manchester United scores two consecutive goals against Brighton!#English_League | #Manchester_United | #Brighton pic.twitter.com/Ilo5T3G5sn

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Brighton’s Danny Welbeck scored a wonderful goal from a free kick against his former club, before Charalambos Kostoulas added a goal with a header in stoppage time to ensure a tense ending at Old Trafford.

With Brighton rushing forward in search of an equaliser, Mbeumo smashed a stunning shot into the roof of the goal to lift United to fourth place in the standings. Brighton remained in twelfth place.

Mbwemo scores the fourth goal for Manchester United and decides the match #English_League | #Manchester_United | #Brighton pic.twitter.com/QFmOp9MvNw

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In another match, Newcastle defeated its guest Fulham 2-1.

Newcastle opened the scoring through its winger Eddie Murphy, taking advantage of a grave error by Fulham’s Nigerian defender Calvin Bassey, snatching the ball from him on the outskirts of the area and depositing it into the net (18).

Fulham equalized through Serbian Sasha Lukic with a header following a rebound from the crossbar (56), but the last word went to Newcastle, whose Brazilian captain Bruno Guimarães scored the winning goal in the last minute.