Manchester United saved a point in extra time in the Premier League

Manchester United, which fell to the relegation zone after Nottingham Forest beat Manchester City 3-1, fell behind by two goals in the first 4 minutes with goals from Alysson and Nicolas Jackson.

The Manchester team entered the halftime with a 2-2 draw with the goals of Bruno Fernandes and Youri Tielemans, but could not prevent the score from becoming 4-2 with the goals scored by John McGinn and Leon Goretzka.

Patrick Dorgu, who entered the game in the second half for the home team, is 90+2. He assisted Joshua Zirkzee's goal in the minute, 90+6. He brought 1 point to his team with the goal he headed in Fernandes' cross in the minute.

With this result, Manchester United increased its points to 8, but entered the international break in the relegation zone. Aston Villa rose to 16 points.

GOMEZ AND GROSS CARRIED BRIGHTON TO SECOND PLACE

Brighton, the league's top scorer team, placed second in the points table by beating Brentford 2-0 at home.

Brighton, which took control of the game at the Amex Stadium from the first minutes, took the lead in the 15th minute with Diego Gomez's elegant goal scored with his left foot from outside the penalty area. The Paraguayan player scored a goal for Crystal Palace last month with a goal from midfield.

Brentford's efforts to draw were damaged when Igor Thiago received a red card in the 23rd minute. After the VAR review, the Brazilian football player received a direct red card for hitting Chema Andres in the face.

Brighton won a penalty towards the end of the first half when Luka Vuskovic was brought down in the penalty area. Pascal Gross, who took charge of the ball, doubled the difference.

Continuing its pressure in the second half, the home team had opportunities to increase the difference with Yasin Ayari and Maxim De Cuyper, but the score did not change.

Brentford, who played their 200th match in the Premier League, lost the match in which they could not produce any accurate shots.

Brighton, which kept a clean sheet in every match it won this season, increased its points to 22, while Brentford remained at 14 points.

SUNDERLAND MADE PEACE WITH ITS FANS BY DEFEATING CHELSEA

Sunderland defeated Chelsea 1-0 at home and achieved their first victory in 7 matches.

Enzo Le Fee won the penalty after Levi Colwill brought down Brian Brobbey and sent the ball to the net in the 36th minute, giving his team 3 points. The French player scored from the penalty spot for the 4th time this season.

Chelsea pushed for a draw in the second half but could not break Sunderland's resistance, and Danny Welbeck's header narrowly went out in extra time.

With this win, Sunderland increased its points to 8 and escaped last place. Chelsea remained in 5th place with 16 points.

LIVERPOOL RETURNED WITH 3 GOALS FROM SELHURST PARK

Liverpool, which was defeated by Fenerbahçe in the UEFA Champions League during the week, beat Crystal Palace 3-1 away.

In the 18th minute of the fast-paced first half at Selhurst Park, the home team's Yeremy Pino's shot hit the crossbar. Alexis Mac Allister's header from Dominik Szoboszlai's free kick in the 40th minute hit the net: 0-1.

The guest team started the second half quickly and doubled their lead in the 54th minute with Florian Wirtz, who sent Bradley Barcola's cross into the net with a single shot. The German player scored his first goal in the league this season.

Liverpool made it 3-0 with Alexander Isak's goal in the 89th minute, while Eddie Nketiah scored Palace's only goal from the penalty spot in extra time. Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker stood out with 6 saves.

Liverpool returned to the top four with 18 points. Crystal Palace, which suffered its 4th consecutive defeat, fell to the last place with 7 points.

EVANILSON MADE BOURNEMOUTH HISTORY

Bournemouth, who hosted Ipswich Town under the management of former coach Gary O'Neil, won 2-1.

In the 5th minute, Evanilson, who did not forgive the mistake of goalkeeper Christian Walton, who held the ball too long, rolled the ball into the empty goal. At the 27th second of the second half, Ryan Christie's cross bounced off Leif Davis and into his own goal: 0-2.

Jack Clarke scored the home team's only goal from the penalty spot in the 73rd minute.

Evanilson, who scored a goal in the 5th consecutive match in the league, became the first Bournemouth player to achieve this. With 5 goals and 4 assists, the Brazilian striker shares the top spot with Erling Haaland in the list of players who contributed the most to goals this season.

Bournemouth, who got their 4th league victory in a row, increased their points to 15. Ipswich Town remained at 11 points.