Wanting the ball

My name is Luan César da Costa, I am writer, amateur photographer and designer of Fortaleza, one the biggest cities of Brazil.

One piece of news: I am making the debut in this column of my first comments on European football, especially on the English Premier League, which has been promising excitement. Now England has also joined the endless additions of Brazilian football.

Arsenal 3-0 - Arsenal Stadium, London

The game delayed its start as Arsenal started to adopt the digital ticket and abolished paper tickets. As Brazilians like to copy Europeans, soon they will copy this news to Brazil and I will have to take my cell phone with me for fear of someone the reader knows who it is. In other words, no team in Brazil can have a ticketing system entirely via cell phone.

It was a good game for a return, the highlight of the London team Saka scored goals.

Bourmenauth 1v1 West Ham v Bourmenauth, Saturday

Of beautiful, only the goals of these teams, West Ham was a kick from the middle of the field.

Brighton 3-1 Luton Town - Brighton, Saturday

Last year's underdogs Brighton and Luton Town showed what they came for: Brighton play up front and are competitive and Luton Lown, coming from the English Second Division, will be relegated.

Newcastle v Aston Villa - St. James Park, Newcastle, Saturday

A rookie from Newcastle scored the 1st goal at 5 minutes and Dyabi, coming from Bayer Leverkusen of Germany, scored the 2nd at 10 minutes, 5 minutes later Newcastle scored 2-1.

The game of strange names for speak Portuguese and Brazilian: Dyabi (looks "little demon" in Portuguese), Cash (money in English), Camará (looks comrade in Portuguese), Anthony Gordon (looks Antony Fat in Portuguese, I'm one fat writer) and the Spanish Pau Torres with double meaning meaning in Portuguese.

How good these games are to stave off the weekend boredom! But I have an alternative occupation which is binge watching my favorite series.

I am also happy that my honorable colleague from the Brazilian state of Paraíba became a European football television viewer after the last World Cup.

Brendfort 2x2 Totteham - Brendfort, Sunday

Brendfort had James Madison (probably named after the famous namesake who was one of the "founding fathers" of the United States), Totteham continues with Son and the Spanish full-back I only remember because of the name: Pedro Porro. And Richardson didn't do anything as a starter, but that's not to say that the Brazilians didn't do anything: Emerson Royal scored a goal.

I look at Emerson Royal and Joelinton to test in the Brazilian National Team against the very weak Chile and Venezuela in the South America World Cup Qualifiers!

The 1st half was excellent and in the 2nd half they reduced the pace.

Chelsea 1v1 Liverpool - Stamford Bridge, London, Sunday

Excellent start, Chelsea after changes and having gotten rid of the bad things of last season did what I expected: they played well. In short, it was the same thing as the Totteham game: the 1st half was excellent and in the 2nd half they reduced the pace.