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Premier League Table: 2016 EPL Week 3 Standings and Sunday Results
- Updated: August 28, 2016
Manchester City scored another convincing victory Sunday to join Chelsea and Manchester United atop the Premier League table with perfect records through three matches. The ease with which the squad is transitioning to Pep Guardiola’s system bodes well for the rest of the campaign.
City’s latest terrific display was a much-needed showcase of attacking prowess for fans who watched the earlier scoreless clash between West Brom and Middlesbrough. There probably won’t be any highlights from that one in the season-end highlight reel.
Let’s check out all of the final scores from the third week of play around the EPL. That’s followed by a look at the updated table and a recap of Sunday’s action.
Matchday 3 Results
Updated League Table
Sunday Match Review
West Brom 0, Middlesbrough 0
It’s possible for a match without any goals to provide entertainment. Perhaps it’s a game with several scoring chances for both sides and a couple close calls late in the second half to provide drama. This match wasn’t one of those.
West Brom and Middlesbrough combined for just four shots on target in a match that had scoreless draw written all over it from about the 10th minute on. The Baggies passed along comments from manager Tony Pulis after the listless fixture:
? Tony Pulis reacts to today’s 0-0 @premierleague draw with @Boro at The Hawthorns #WBAhttps://t.co/DztNdM2svT
— West Bromwich …
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