Weeks 5, 6 & 7 That Was The Week That Was

VAR doesn't allow for celebration

England beat Kosovo and Bulgaria to remain top of Euro Qualifying table
The defence came in for criticism although Sancho looks more than able.
Liverpool remain unstoppable at the top but Man City are playing with more flair.
Klopp says they don't have to copy Man City's style it's points that keep you there.
But Man City's 8-0 thrashing of Watford was their biggest win in the top division.
They even kept the prolific Raheem Sterling on the bench, not an easy decision.
Besides them there's only Leicester City who are coming in for deserved praise.
Everton beaten at home by Sheffield United, well they just had one of those days.
Spurs are having a difficult time and have fallen well below their previous level.
Manchester United having spent so much are 'dismal' and have little 'Red Devil'.
Like Everton, Chelsea's young side are struggling for consistency but still carry a threat.
Arsenal have big problems in defence meaning a top 4 finish would not be a good bet.
VAR once again inconsistent, but maybe we should be asking what the offside rule is for?
To judge by an arbitary line whether a toe is nearer to goal than another should not be a law.
Spurs, Bournemouth, Brighton & West Ham all went out in the Carabou Cup 3rd round.
They could have been joined by Wolves and Manchester United as neither looked sound.

in case you missed last week ;- http://www.thefootballvoice.com/2019/09/week-4-that-was-week-that-was.html