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Arsenal move top after a landmark win at Anfield, while the football world debates the Bradley Lowery taunt controversy and Erik ten Hag’s renewed criticism of Cristiano Ronaldo.
Soccer Daily for 02 November covers Arsenal’s win at Anfield, the Bradley Lowery taunt controversy, and Erik ten Hag’s latest comments about Cristiano Ronaldo.
Arsenal beat Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield, ending a wait for a league win there that stretched back to 2012 and moving the Gunners above Manchester City at the top of the Premier League. According to the linked BBC live report, the result put Arsenal in first place after a match Liverpool could not turn its pressure into an equaliser.
A Coventry City supporter appears to have used a photograph of Bradley Lowery, the Sunderland fan who died from cancer aged six, to taunt Sunderland supporters during Saturday’s match. The linked Telegraph report says footage from inside the stadium appeared to show the image being held up during Coventry’s 3-1 defeat.
Erik ten Hag has taken another public swipe at Cristiano Ronaldo, arguing that the forward’s decline had already begun before his return to Manchester United. According to The Athletic report linked in the post, Ten Hag said Real Madrid knew when to let Ronaldo leave for Juventus in 2018 and claimed the Portuguese could no longer deliver from that point onward.
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