After the Champions League, the English Premier League has become easier to play; all three of the Big Six teams won, with Arsenal and Liverpool ending their winless streaks.

During the 24th round of the Premier League this Saturday night (including early Sunday), the Big Six teams all claimed wins. Arsenal and Liverpool ended their series of winless games, and Chelsea pulled off a dramatic comeback from 2-0 down. Fans joked that after the Champions League group stage, the Premier League’s top teams are fully focused on the league, making it easier to win matches without the distraction of European fixtures...

League leaders Arsenal ended a three-game winless streak with a commanding 4-0 away victory over Leeds United, solidifying their top spot while watching Manchester City and Tottenham face off. Arsenal played with great ease. With star player Saka absent, Maduake sharpened Arsenal’s attack, providing an assist and forcing an own goal. Finally, someone passed to Yorekles, as the Swedish striker broke his scoring drought. Jesus scored off the bench, and the sharp Arsenal returned to form in the Premier League.

Liverpool came from behind to beat Newcastle 4-1, ending a five-match winless run. In this game, Liverpool showcased a Bundesliga core: Ekittik scored twice, Wirtz contributed a goal and an assist, and Salah and Wirtz finally connected, with Salah assisting Wirtz. This marked the beginning of harmony in Liverpool’s dressing room. Konate also scored. The three goal scorers, a forward, midfielder, and defender, all hail from the Bundesliga, forming Liverpool’s German spine.

Chelsea overturned a 2-0 deficit to win 3-2 at home against West Ham in a thrilling match! Chelsea were down 0-2 by the 36th minute of the first half but launched a strong comeback in the second half. Joao Pedro scored a goal and provided an assist, Cucurella found the net, and Enzo scored a stoppage-time winner. The Blues secured their fifth consecutive victory in all competitions, actively pushing for a top-five finish.

Arsenal leads by 7 points having played one more game. In this round, Manchester City faces Tottenham away, with the possibility of dropping points; Chelsea has moved up to fourth with a game in hand, and Liverpool is now fifth with a game played. As the Champions League enters the knockout playoff stage with five Premier League teams qualifying directly, they can focus fully on the league. Therefore, in February, the Premier League’s top teams will intensify their efforts to gain points, competing for the title and top-five places.