Match of the Day running order has been revealed by Gary Lineker for tonight’s episode after what has been an eventful week so far.
You can see the highlights of all of those played so far along with all the talking points, replays and analysis from 10:45pm on BBC One.
There were a total of 21 goals from 7 fixtures across the last 24 hours, which has made quite an impact on the Premier League table.
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So what is the running order of matches for Wednesday night’s Match of the Day? Find out for yourself below…
THE ORDER:
1) BRIGHTON v LIVERPOOL
Liverpool continued their relentless pursuit of a Premier League points record with victory over Brighton at the Amex Stadium.
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2) MAN CITY v NEWCASTLE
Pep Guardiola’s side came out a different side to the one that were defeated by Southampton. This time to winning ways by thrashing hapless Newcastle 5-0 at the Etihad Stadium.
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3) WEST HAM v BURNLEY
Jay Rodriguez’s winner edged Burnley closer to a Europa League spot as relegation-threatened West Ham were left regretting a host of missed chances.
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4) SHEFFIELD UTD v WOLVES
Fourth in the Match of the Day running order is the Blades’ very late victory over Wolves. John Egan scored with an 93rd-minute winner to give Europe-chasing Sheffield United all three points over Nuno’s men at Bramall Lane.
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5) CRYSTAL PALACE v CHELSEA
Chelsea’s victory over Crystal Palace gave strengthened Frank Lampard’s side’s top four chances in an entertaining match played at Selhurst Park, which included a long-range strike from Wilfried Zaha and a surprise goal from Christian Benteke.
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6) WATFORD v NORWICH
Danny Welbeck got himself a rare goal which ended up being the winner with a stunning overhead kick as the Hornets came from behind to beat surely relegated Norwich and move four points clear of the Premier League relegation zone.
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7) ARSENAL v LEICESTER
A late goal from Jamie Vardy gave his Leicester City side a massive point to keep their Champions League hopes alive but also end Arsenal’s recent winning streak.
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Joining presenter Gary Lineker on Wednesday night’s highlights will be pundits Alan Shearer and Micah Richards. It will also be available on the BBC iPlayer should you choose to watch at another time.
A variety of supporters gave their feedback to the choices made, with many also stating which topic or controversial moment they wanted talked about…
Bloody Liverpool on first as always ??? I am fuming Gary
— 19-6 (@QuicklyOrigi) July 8, 2020
Are you going to talk about Eddie’s red card compared to VARdy’s and the awful one today Tarkowski got away with?
— Hamza أبولِش ذا پوليس (@3arabyAswad) July 8, 2020
Will Bruce get any criticism from his English media pals for the most humiliating Newcastle defeat and performance since McClarens 1 v 6 loss to Man City.
I remember when we had a manager that had world class tactics to beat Man City not get absolutely humiliated? pic.twitter.com/UOd69J57kW
— Rafa Facts (@FactsRafa) July 8, 2020
Gary
Can you bring up the question of
‘What does Steve Bruce actually bring to a football club?’ his record is apalling we will avoid relegation but being thumped multiple times a season 5-0 surely isn’t good for morale
He’s had a year now and the football is arguably worse now— Phyll Perrins (@ThePhyll13) July 8, 2020
How does the game which matters the least get to go first. Bloody hell there is nothing to play for in that one, just still living off liverpool. Bbc and sky both a joke now
— Bradley Day (@bradday14) July 8, 2020
Liverpool on 1st again ?? pic.twitter.com/JGaOFITp75
— ??Dion Brown?? (@DijonHB81) July 8, 2020
5 @NUFC screw ups – I’ll give that a miss
— Michael Smith (@Smithmichaelw) July 8, 2020
Please don’t show Bruce’s interview after the game can’t handle the reason y we got beat again it’s never his fault
— lee james 1987 (@leemooney) July 8, 2020
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