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Liverpool on the rise in Premier League this week

Nathan McMahon
SPORTS EDITOR

For the first time in nearly a month
there has been movement at the top of the
table although Chelsea remains atop the table.
Chelsea had a very convincing win behind
Andre Schurrles first ever premier league hat
trick.

Chelsea is 4 points clear at the top
with 63 points and Eulham is on the opposite
end of the spectrum with league worst 21
points. Arsenal on the other hand was not able

 
 
 
     
     
      
 
        
 
      
 
      
        
   
 
      
 
       
 
 
      
   

to keep pace with Chelsea as they surprisingly
lost at Stoke City in 1—0 fashion behind a late
penal ' ”all. Arsenal has now dropped to third
with 59 points while Stoke keeps climbing away
from the bottom with 30 points.

Liverpool has now taken control of
second place on goal differential with 5‘) points
after thorough 3-0 dismantling ot'Sothampton
where the Saints looked dangerous, but could
not break through a resilient _Red deft se.
Goals by Suarez, Sterling, and Captain l’ant tic
himself, Steven Gerrard, paced the Reds as
Suarez increased his league leading goal tally

7 pm.

Baseball

    

Tuesday. March 11
Women's Lacrosse
@Benedictine University

Saturday, March 16

Field 4, Double Header

Women's Lacrosse
@ Carthage College

 

to 23. Southampton remains solidly in the
middle of the table with 39 points. The last
team in the top four is Manchester City who
now has two games in hand as their Manchester
Derby was postponed to accommodate
Manchester United’s Capital One Cup final
against Sunderland. '

Tottenham was also able stay in the
hunt for a Champions League spot with a 1»()
win over Cardit’f City and are in fifth place

with 53 points although slowly are slipping.

back. Clhe b W st story ot‘the weekend was in

the Newcastle L’nited's 4-1 win over Hull City,

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Thursday, March 20
Baseball

vs. Gustavus Adolphus
@ AZ Invitational
Kino Stadium, Double

vs. University of Wisconsin- Header
Superior 9 am.
@ AZ Invitational
Field 5, Double Header Friday, March 21
10 am. Women's Lacrosse
’ vs. Augsburg College
Monday, March 17 Stuart Field
Baseball 7 pm.
vs. Augsburg College
@ AZ Invitational Sunday, March'zs

Women's Lacrosse

vs. Otterbein University
Stuart Field

12 pm.

  
 
 

but the story was not on the pitch Newcastle
manager Alan Par-dew was involved in a
touchline incident with at Hull City player where
he headbutted the Hull player and was sent to
the stands.

The contact was not significant
between the two, but the behavior is
unacceptable and the FA is sure to come down
extremely hard on him I‘orvthis behavior that
cannot be tolerated by a manager. As of the
now the punishment has notbeen released,
but it is bound to be a hefty fine and a lengthy
suspension at a minimum

  
 
    
 

Monday, March 24
Baseball

vs. Finlandia University
Ed Glancy Field, Double
Header

1 pm.

Thursday, March 27
Baseball

@ Calumet College of St.
Joseph

Double Header

4 pm.

Thursday, March 27
Women's 8 Men's Track 8
Field

@ North Park University
Invitational

10 am.