Week: 27 That Was The Week That Was

With expectations high you play away against a team you are supposed to have 'bossed'
So if the result is a draw, is it one point gained, or for some is it deemed to be 2 points lost?
That's the question asked of Chelsea and Everton, Champions elect and one highly placed
A brilliant Burnley defence and 'Boro's keeper Man of the Match', it can't be such a disgrace!
Arsenal found Hull a hard nut to crack and in the end relied on a couple of hand balls.
Whether the 'goal' by Sanchez should have stood within the rules it's a hard one to call.
Mourinho seems to have found a team and a system that both he and the fans enjoy.
But then why does he spoil it and have a go at Conte, who he'll find it hard to annoy.
Spurs were the other team to slip up as they came to Anfield confident in their title chase,
But they found Liverpool and Mane far too quick and their defence was all over the place.
It's so tight at the top now and so hard to call as to which teams will qualify for the top four.
One minute you can be right up there but a couple of defeats and you are out of the draw.
Not the best of weeks for North London in Europe as Arsenal and Spurs weren't at the races.
Both teams looked jaded and mentality weak and in the crowd there were many angry faces.
Mark Clattenburg has decided to go to Saudi Arabia taking over duties from Howard Webb.
Man Utd were fortunate in taking a 3-0 lead over Saint-Etienne, Zlatan relishes being a 'celeb'.

in case you missed last week :- http://www.thefootballvoice.com/2017/02/week-26-that-was-week-that-was.html