He maintained that the decision to dissolve the Dewan Rakyat was to return the mandate to the people in view of the political instability in the country after three different administrations in the span of two and half years.
This means the nation will go to the polls within 60 days.
Arsenal defeated Liverpool 3-2 on Sunday. And I wasn’t surprised.
Once again, the latter’s habit of starting matches slowly was exposed, with the former scoring after just 58 seconds and then carving a way through the Reds' defence (45+4) before the Gunners applied the finishing touch in the seventy-sixth minute.
Liverpool’s first goal came from Darwin Nunez in the thirty-fourth minute. The Uruguayan found space in the box to finish Luis Diaz’s cross from the right. Then their counter-punch saw sub Roberto Firmino giving us our second goal which came from a delightful Diogo Jota pass in the fifty-third minute.
But the fact remains that time and time again, they made defensive mistakes and were just too easy to play against – the same as they have been all season. Still, we can’t deny the fact that Arsenal played well.
As for Liverpool, they remain in 10th place, a massive 14 points behind the table-topping Gunners, albeit with a game in hand. The Reds could very well slip into the bottom half of the Premier League by the end of the weekend.
Jürgen Klopp can say all he wants that things were close, or getting better, or whatever. The truth is we’re in very big trouble – and we don’t seem able to get out of this very big mess.
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