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This Weekend On Soccer Twitter: Conte And Tuchel Fight While Manchester United Lose Again

Violence seemed to reign supreme this weekend. There were several fights as the European season fully kicked off on Friday, and Twitter had a field day with Manchester United. 

Man United 0-4 Brentford

Following a demoralizing loss to Brighton during week one, Manchester United fans were desperate for a better result against Brentford. Instead, they were treated to another humiliating defeat, losing 4-0, all scored in the first half. Man United goalkeeper David de Gea had a nightmare outing, letting in a howler in the early stages to give the Bees the go-ahead. 

Chelsea 2-2 Spurs 

Spurs vs. Chelsea lived up to the hype, delivering one of the best matches of the season so far. While the game was marred by poor refereeing decisions, both sides provided attacking, entertaining soccer and ultimately drew 2-2. However, the moment that will live in infamy on Twitter was the fight that broke out at full time between Tottenham manager Antonio Conte and Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel.

Liverpool 1-1 Crystal Palace

In the final game of the Premier League weekend Liverpool was held to a draw once again by Crystal Palace, finishing 1-1 at full time. A major contribution to this was Liverpool’s new signing Darwin Núñez, seeing red after a headbutt on Joachim Anderson in the 57th minute. 

In other news: 

Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard faced off as Premier League managers with the former emerging victorious as Aston Villa defeated Everton 2-1.

FC Barcelona spent millions and plunged itself dangerously close to the financial brink, all to not score against Rayo Vallecano.

And finally, Nick Pope took over Twitter, for some reason.

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