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The English Premier League has evolved & the Premier League will keep evolving season after season. These words might sound a little redundant, as they should because these words are redundant. However, in certain situations, in other to prove a point, sometimes the best lead way into making any relevant point is through a little redundancy. A few years ago, Premier League were known to be operating with the popular 4-4-2 formation with two strikers mainly giving the responsibility of getting the most goals and subsequently winning football matches for their respective football club. Of cause, the Premier League has clearly evolved from the 4-4-2 formation era as most modern football club will much rather favor the 4-5-1 formation than the previous 4-4-2 formation. what is the point of this discussion you might ask? Simple is 65 combined goal between three players a reasonable bar to set for three front players per season? that‘s a question presented by one of Manchester

         The Mid-week Premier League Matches is upon us once again and today's topic is a strange one a little simply because usually, Premier League are left out of the spotlight until the weekend when Manchester United pick up their difficult task of closing down on the top for teams on the Premier League table.  The task of breaking into one in the top four positions of the Premier League table was arguably made a lot easier for Jose Mourinho’s team with Manchester United set up to take on teams that anyone will normally expect Manchester United to clear the month of December with victories all around but so far Manchester United have not started picking up this expected victories.  Frankly, the situation of breaking into the top four places in the Premier League table this season seems to be problem Manchester United almost willingly throws themselves into repeatedly. Dropping points against some of the Premier Leagues hottest teams at the moment such