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10 Talking Points from the Weekend Big results, tactical lessons and familiar problems. Here’s the breakdown. 1️⃣ Man United 0-3 Bournemouth Bournemouth made a statement at Old Trafford. Rayan, Tavernier and Evanilson scored; United created little. Bruno’s bench role will dominate talk, but the real issue is why United stay so easy to frustrate and punish. Many expect Carrick will be fired at some point today due to bad performances. 2️⃣ Aston Villa 2-1 Man City Possession and reputation guarantee nothing. Villa took their chances; City paid for defensive errors. The title race is rarely straightforward. Emery knows what it takes to win against City always. 3️⃣ Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham Spurs took the bragging rights. Chelsea’s attack still can’t consistently convert possession into goals; questions about squad construction are fair. Many will blame Alonso for Chelsea’s defeat, but Spurs deserve credit. 4️⃣ Liverpool 2-0 Brighton Wirtz scored first, Isak doubled the lead. Liverpool looked more cohesive; Brighton’s openness was punished. Isak’s form is encouraging. Many Brighton fans felt the game was there to be taken. 5️⃣ Arsenal 2-0 Everton A professional win, the kind title contenders must keep producing. Everton haven’t turned up against any serious team this season. Moyes will need to drill his players to bring more to the pitch. 6️⃣ Real Madrid 2-1 Barcelona Madrid won El Clásico and the bragging rights. Barcelona will point to performance details, but Madrid found a way when it counted. This wasn’t a perfect win for Madrid either, but they found their way at the end. Top 2 Ballon d’Or in action, but only 1 shone. 7️⃣ Bayern 3-1 Freiburg Bayern kept winning. Their attack remains frightening. Despite VK’s absence, Bayern were quickly back to winning ways. 8️⃣ Napoli 3-3 Roma Six goals, no winner. One of the weekend’s most entertaining games. I found myself slowly getting interested back in watching Serie A. 9️⃣ Inter Milan 2-1 Fiorentina Inter left it ridiculously late, scoring twice in stoppage time to turn a potential defeat into a win. Alex Jiménez’s stunner was a particular highlight of the game. 1️⃣0️⃣ Udinese 0-2 AC Milan Christian Pulisic opened the scoring after just six minutes, and Omari Hutchinson sealed the win in the 65th minute. Milan responded well after their midweek defeat to Bournemouth. Some took their chances. Others face hard questions.