Premier League Thrillers: Late Goals, Drama, and Managerial Shake-Ups

Unpredictable Premier League action saw Manchester City slip with a third-straight draw, failing to close the gap on Arsenal. Managerial changes marred Manchester United and Chelsea, both teams failing to secure expected victories. Dramatic late goals characterized Newcastle’s and Bournemouth’s thrilling wins, as Erling Haaland reached a milestone despite City’s struggles.

Manchester City's Premier League aspirations faced a setback with a third consecutive draw, finishing 1-1 against Brighton. Despite Erling Haaland's 150th goal for the club, City couldn't overcome missed opportunities, as revealed by manager Pep Guardiola. This result keeps City five points behind leaders Arsenal.

Shake-ups are apparent in Manchester United and Chelsea's camps, following managerial shifts. United, under interim Darren Fletcher, achieved a 2-2 tie with struggling Burnley. Meanwhile, Chelsea's incoming coach, Liam Rosenior, watched his team fall 2-1 to Fulham amid ongoing winless frustrations.

Elsewhere, dramatic endings marked the Premier League week. Newcastle's Harvey Barnes netted a 102nd-minute winner for a 4-3 victory over Leeds, and Antoine Semenyo's stoppage-time strike ensured Bournemouth's 3-2 win over Tottenham, possibly marking his last game for the club amidst transfer rumors.

(With inputs from agencies.)