The two major derbies in the Premier League are too hot: Arsenal let 2 to 2 Chelsea Liverpool 11 to 10 once reached the top
From the evening of October 21 to the early morning of October 22, Beijing time, the Premier League and La Liga continued, and the Premier League ushered in two hot matches, La Liga, Real Madrid and Sevilla The showdown is also rich in plots.
Liverpool 2-0 Everton
The 243rd Merseyside derby has more stories than ever before. In the 37th minute of the first half, Ashley Young tackled Dias and accumulated two yellow cards.
In the 75th minute, Diaz's cross hit Keane's open arm, VAR stepped in and the referee blew a penalty.
Salah took the lead and Liverpool took the lead.
Everton, 10-on-11, had to press hard in the final moments of the game, which also led to another loss of defence at the back.
In the 97th minute, Liverpool played a quick counter-attack, Núñez provided an assist, and Salah doubled to seal the victory.
It was Salah's 105th goal at Anfield and he also surpassed the legendary Grealish and Steven Gerrard's 104.
In the end, Liverpool beat Everton 2-0 and briefly led the Premier League table when Manchester City were temporarily out of play.
Chelsea 2-2 Arsenal
The London derby is also spectacular, with Chelsea finally starting to bounce back after three consecutive wins in all competitions, with Arsenal and Tottenham the only unbeaten teams in the Premier League.
In the 15th minute, Palmer scored Raheem Sterling's penalty to give Chelsea the lead.
In the 48th minute, Mudrick crossed the ball straight into the net and Chelsea extended their lead.
Originally thought that Chelsea would win the game, but in the 77th minute, Sanchez made a big mistake.
He made an easy pass and gave the ball directly to Rice, who scored as he did in practice, and Arsenal pulled one back.
In the 84th minute, substitute Trossard received a wonderful pass from Saka, and inserted it at the back point to equalize the score.
In the end, Chelsea drew 2-2 with Arsenal with a two-goal lead.
Sevilla FC 1-1 Real Madrid
Europa League overlords Sevilla have never been easy to deal with, and against Real Madrid at home, Sevilla almost fell into passivity early.
In the opening 4th minute, Valverde scored. However, because Bellingham was offside, the goal was cancelled.
In the 10th minute, Bellingham scored during the counterattack, but the referee had already sounded the whistle to stop the game because Real Madrid had fallen to the ground at half-time, and Real Madrid's goal was cancelled again.
In the 74th minute, Real Madrid's goal finally "worked". Facing Sevilla's wide cross, Alaba swung an own goal under the pressure of Ennesri.
In the 78th minute, Carvajal jumped high to equalise.
In the end, Real Madrid drew 1-1 with Sevilla, and after this game, Real Madrid still led the table by three points.