Premier League: Match Week 21 Results of Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea Matches

Man City Crumble Again as Brentford Fight Back

Manchester City's quest for Premier League dominance suffered another setback as they surrendered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 against Brentford. Despite their hard-fought efforts, Pep Guardiola's men showcased familiar defensive frailties that have plagued their season.

Brentford, boasting the league's second-best home record, posed a significant challenge. Yet City managed to carve out a 2-0 advantage thanks to Kevin De Bruyne’s sublime cross for Phil Foden’s opener and Savinho’s lively display, which included an assist and a shot off the post.

However, Pep's pre-match concerns about defensive issues were alarmingly validated. Brentford capitalised on lapses to mount their comeback, leaving Guardiola frustrated: “This is not the City we expect. We need to be better.”

City’s struggles raise questions about their January transfer activity, as the once-formidable side continues to falter.

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Slot’s Bold Moves Salvage a Point for Liverpool

Arne Slot had the last laugh as Liverpool extended their unbeaten Premier League away record with a hard-fought 1-1 draw at Nottingham Forest. Despite enduring taunts from Forest fans, the Dutch manager's tactical adjustments proved decisive.

Trailing 1-0, Slot made a bold double substitution, bringing on Kostas Tsimikas and Diogo Jota. The changes paid off instantly, as both substitutes combined for Liverpool’s equaliser. Slot’s imaginative move saw Ryan Gravenberch drop into defence and Luis Díaz briefly operate in midfield, showcasing the manager’s tactical flexibility.

While the Reds were unable to secure all three points, Slot praised his team’s resilience: “It’s a crucial point in a challenging environment. We’ll take this and build on it.”

Chelsea’s Woes Continue Despite Reece James’ Heroics

Chelsea’s frustrating form persisted as they salvaged a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium. The Blues once again struggled to convert their dominance into a win, leaving fans questioning their top-four hopes.

Reece James, returning to Premier League action, delivered a crucial equaliser with a late free-kick to rescue a point for the visitors. Maresca praised James’ impact: “It’s a boost for us to have Reece back. His quality is undeniable.”

Despite an impressive first half capped by Cole Palmer’s goal, Chelsea’s familiar woes resurfaced. Bournemouth equalised through a penalty before adding a second, exposing Chelsea’s inability to kill off games.

With just one win in their last six matches, Maresca admitted the team must improve: “We cannot keep dropping points like this. Consistency is key if we want to stay in the top four.”

As the January transfer window opens, Chelsea will hope reinforcements can reignite their faltering campaign. Fans, however, are left wondering if this team can rediscover the form they celebrated just a month ago.

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