Red cards and comeback wins: Premier League weekend recap

Another scintillating weekend of Premier League football is reviewed by Daniel and Charles.

Transcript

00:00 Matrick night in the Premier League has passed us by. We'll start on the South Coast where

00:08 Charles, your team Wolves got a really good win away from home at Bournemouth.

00:12 Yeah, brilliant win for Wolves, brilliant win for Gary O'Neill as well on a personal

00:17 level obviously, coming back to the team that probably unfairly dismissed him in the summer

00:22 after the fantastic job we did last season of keeping Bournemouth up. So yeah, huge win

00:28 and he came out after the game and said Wolves have had the hardest run of fixtures in the

00:33 league so far this season and really if you look at it, he's not too far off probably

00:37 being right there. So yeah, fair enough, 11 points up to 12, fantastic really.

00:45 If we now go to New Hampshire Park, I was there, I was at Newcastle v Crystal Palace

00:50 at the weekend, a very, very routine win for Newcastle, very comfortable, didn't really

00:56 get out of second gear in that game and put Crystal Palace to the sword. Some really well

01:00 worked goals as well, especially the assists from Jacob Murphy for Callum Wilson's and

01:05 Anthony Gordon's goals but Crystal Palace were really very poor in that game, I actually

01:10 expected a bit more from them to be honest but they didn't turn up, they had I think

01:14 one half decent chance in that game from a corner but apart from that, really, really

01:20 poor. Newcastle weren't out of canter.

01:25 If we now go to the Etihad, our Manchester World reporter Michael Plant was there to

01:30 see a clash between Manchester City and Brighton.

01:33 Aston Villa 4 West Ham United 1. Aston Villa are now within just two points of the top

01:39 of the Premier League and are in fifth position after an 11th consecutive Premier League win

01:43 here at Villa Park. Six consecutive home goals now for Douglas Luiz in the top division,

01:48 he's become the first player to do so since Dwight York in 1991. A sensational achievement

01:54 from a midfielder, he was brilliant today, my man of the match, two goals on the night,

01:59 the second one coming from the penalty spot, could have actually had a hat trick as well

02:02 if it wasn't for a first half strike going for the top corner, Alphonse Arreola denied

02:06 that one, nearly a very good hat trick from Douglas Luiz today but wasn't to be. What

02:11 was to be was a tremendous victory here. West Ham blown away quite frankly, I know that

02:17 their game plan was to sit back a bit and hit on the counter attack just like they did

02:21 against Brighton Hove Albion in the Premier League a few weeks ago but it didn't really

02:25 work, Villa were clinical. And finally if we head across to Villa Park where a top seven

02:33 clash between Aston Villa and West Ham was taking place and Charlie Haffenden was there

02:38 to tell us more. A very entertaining game here between Manchester City and Brighton,

02:43 it was one that City ultimately won 2-1, I think deservedly, took the three points in

02:47 the end and put in a good performance. Without being at their very best, I think the first

02:52 half they were, well the first 20 minutes in particular, they were absolutely...

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