In the 6th round of the Premier League, Manchester United’s loss is hopeless, Liverpool’s defeat makes title contention difficult, and Chelsea’s loss shows managerial incompetence.

On one night, several top teams in the five major leagues stumbled, causing a cascade of upsets that thrilled fans. This Saturday, in La Liga, Real Madrid suffered a heavy 2-5 defeat to Atletico Madrid, a team fans had written off, while in the Premier League, Manchester United, Liverpool, and Chelsea all lost. Tottenham handed the bottom club Wolves their first points of the season, bringing a strong cold snap from the Premier League.

Day one results of Premier League Round 6:Brentford 3-1 Manchester United, Crystal Palace 2-1 Liverpool, Manchester City 5-1 Burnley, Chelsea 1-3 Brighton, Leeds United 2-2 Bournemouth..

• Manchester United lost 1-3 away to Brentford: Captain Bruno Fernandes is beyond help, missing a penalty and complaining with open arms; without selling Bruno, the Red Devils won’t revive. Amroli’s tactical skills are inferior to Ten Hag’s, and Brentford buzzed wildly against Manchester United, so this defeat isn’t really an upset but a reflection of United’s actual level. This Red Devils team’s revival seems hopeless and beyond cure.
• Liverpool lost 1-2 away to Crystal Palace: Isaac needs time to adapt, and whether he fits into Klopp’s tactics remains uncertain; Wirtz has 0 goals and 0 assists in 7 games, the Bundesliga’s most expensive player still needs time to prove himself; Liverpool’s biggest weakness is their defense, especially Konate, whose mind is already in Madrid, making multiple mistakes in this match. Klopp’s future reliance on him will likely cause more issues, making it very tough for Liverpool to successfully defend their Premier League title.
• Chelsea lost 1-3 at home to Brighton: Maresca is Chelsea’s biggest weakness, the manager’s incompetence is exhausting the whole team, cowardly and chaotic during matches, when down a man, the wingers stop attacking. With such a coach, the Blues have no chance of competing for the Premier League title; this is not a trophy that can be won by a single counterattack in a cup match.
• Tottenham drew 1-1 at home with Wolves, giving the Premier League’s bottom club their first points of the season—a true act of robbing the rich to help the poor. Tottenham’s attacking midfield play is poor, relying too much on wing breakthroughs. Flick still coaches like Brentford, a mid-to-lower table team playing counterattacks, lacking tactical support for central penetration in offensive battles.