Premier League Report Card: Liverpool brille, City déçoit

LONDRES – 18 Mai 2024 –

Dans l’analyze de la saison de Premier League, de nombreux clubs ont dépassé les attentes, tandis que d’autres ont déçu. Cet article évalue les performances des équipes : qui a brillé, comme Liverpool, champion, et qui a fait grise mine ? D’abord, Liverpool a remporté le titre grâce à Mohamed salah. Ensuite,Arsenal et Manchester City sont sujets à une évaluation,alors que Chelsea et Newcastle entrent dans le top 5. Pour en savoir plus sur les surprises et les déceptions de cette saison, lisez la suite. Le regard d’Ian Darke pour ESPN, une source reconnue.

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Liverpool’s Triumph and Premier League Report Card: Who Flew, Who Flopped?

By Ian Darke, ESPN Lead Soccer Voice

Arne Slot’s debut season at Liverpool was nothing short of stunning, culminating in a Premier League title powered by a dominant Mohamed Salah. But with the dust settled on a thrilling season, it’s time to assess the performance of all 20 Premier League teams. Did your club exceed expectations, or fall flat? Here’s my report card, grading each team based on their achievements relative to preseason predictions.

1. Liverpool (84 points)

Grade: A

Liverpool’s title win was a triumph, exceeding expectations for what was supposed to be a transition year under Arne Slot. While defeats to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League and newcastle in the Carabao Cup final prevented a perfect score, Liverpool’s stylish play and Salah’s record-breaking 47 goal involvements made them worthy champions. new contracts for Salah and Virgil van Dijk, coupled with anticipated summer signings, position them as favorites to defend their crown. The only blemish? The reported departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid.

2. Arsenal (74 points)

Grade: B+

Another second-place finish might feel like a disappointment for Arsenal, especially after two consecutive runner-up finishes. However, a strong Champions League run, including a memorable victory over Real Madrid, shouldn’t be dismissed. A reluctance to sign a striker in January proved costly, and too many draws hindered their title challenge.3. Manchester City (71 points)

Grade: C-

After four consecutive titles, City’s third-place finish and trophy-less season was a major shock. Key factors included Rodri’s absence, dips in form from players like Phil Foden, injuries, and a possible loss of motivation.While they recovered to secure a Champions League spot, this was a significant underperformance by Guardiola’s standards.

4. Chelsea (69 points)

Grade: B+

Enzo Maresca’s possession-based style wasn’t universally loved, but he guided the youngest team in the league to a Champions League return, the minimum expectation at Stamford Bridge. A late-season surge secured their spot, and they are favored to win the UEFA Europa Conference League final against Real Betis.

5. Newcastle United (66 points, Carabao Cup Winners)

Grade: A-

Newcastle achieved both of their key targets. They ended a 70-year trophy drought by winning the Carabao Cup and secured a Champions League spot on goal difference. This success will be crucial in retaining star striker Alexander Isak.

6. aston Villa (66 points)

Grade: B

A heartbreaking near-miss for a top-five finish took some of the shine off a memorable season. Deep runs in the Champions League and FA Cup provided excitement,but they’ll have to settle for the Europa League. The likely departure of Emiliano Martínez is a blow.

7. Nottingham Forest (65 points)

Grade: B+

forest will play European football for the first time in 29 years, albeit in the Conference League. Their fast, counter-attacking style surprised many early in the season. Key players like Chris Wood, Anthony Elanga, Morgan Gibbs-White, Murillo, Nikola Milenkovic, and Matz Sels all shone.Though, they faded late in the season, winning only two of their last eight games.

8. Brighton & Hove Albion (61 points)

Grade: B+

Under the guidance of Fabian Hürzeler, Brighton improved significantly, finishing three places and 13 points better than the previous season. They also unearthed another gem in Carlos Baleba,who could be sold for a substantial profit.

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* Corrected Error: Mohamed Salah’s name is corrected.

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