Waching daily Dec 30 2018

Did you spend your Sunday watching the football avoiding all responsibilities? You're not alone

If you missed the action, Chelsea edged past Crystal Palace, Manchester City got back to winning ways against Southampton and Burnley won for the second time since September against West Ham

You might be eagle-eyed, but Sportsmail have found some nuggets you might have missed

The Crystal Palace winger can't seem to get out of the headlines at the moment.Andros Townsend scored a screamer against Manchester City last weekend which helped the Eagles to a shock 3-2 win at the Etihad

Back at Selhurst Park against Chelsea, Townsend ran into a photographer knocking her over, before checking she is OK and then chasing after the ball

Not something you see everyday.Nothing fazes Premier League goalkeepers these days

We've seen some incredible passes from Alisson and Kepa Arrizabalaga this season.Ederson has also shown his footwork in the past and he was at it again against Southampton

The Brazil international received the ball before faking to clear the ball and bamboozling Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg

Not sure what was more embarrassing for the 23-year-old, this or his red card late on at St Mary's

It's not easy being a substitute.Apart from being paid millions of pounds to watch football, of course

Alvaro Morata didn't seem to enjoy being left on the bench against Palace or how his side was playing

The Chelsea striker covered his face with his snood and it looked like he might have fallen asleep

Manchester City had the best defensive record in the league last season when they went on to become champions

They only conceded 27 goals, but this time around they seem to be struggling.After conceding against Southampton, Pep Guardiola's side have now failed to keep a clean sheet for 10 games in a row in all competitions

They've never gone 11 games without keeping one in the Sheikh Mansour era and who do they play next? High-flying Liverpool

Sean Dyche's side beat the Hammers 2-0 at Turf Moor thanks to goals from Chris Wood and a teenager called Dwight McNeil

The Clarets have struggled to put the ball in the net this season and McNeil could be the new surprise source

19-year-old McNeil became the first ever teenager to score a Premier League goal for Burnley

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For more infomation >> Chelsea latest news: Andros Townsend runs into a photographer, Alvaro Morata snoozes in a snood - Duration: 4:35.

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Liverpool transfer news: Danny Murphy discusses chance of 'one or two' players joining - Duration: 3:20.

 Instead, the former Liverpool man says any new signings will be for the long term - and not to fire them to the Premier League title

 Murphy's old club are nine points clear at the top of the league after smashing Arsenal 5-1 on Saturday

  **PREDICT FIVE RESULTS AND WIN £25,000 - FREE TO PLAY HERE**  They have chance to add to their squad when the transfer window reopens on Tuesday

 "If Klopp signs a player or two in January, they will be for the long term. No point in changing this dynamic," Murphy told the Mail

 "Liverpool fans, of which I'm one, can be forgiven for seeing a glass half-empty at times because we've seen some promising title challenges fade since the last success in 1990

" Liverpool take on Manchester City, the title favourites before the off, on Thursday in the biggest game of the season so far

 Murphy said: "It's right to still keep things in perspective because it's possible City will only be four points behind at the end of the week if they beat Southampton today and then Liverpool later in the week

 "But if Liverpool do go to City and win, it becomes real. The players will have to stay humble at all times but three points at the Etihad will convince even the most pessimistic supporter that the championship is coming back to Anfield

Trending  "And it will take a hell of a side to stop them at the moment." Liverpool have won all eight games they have played in December but their five-star showing over Arsenal was the highlight

 Jurgen Klopp's side went behind early on through Ainsley Maitland-Niles before Roberto Firmino's hat-trick and one each from Sadio Mane and Mo Salah sealed a stunning comeback

 "You can talk tactics all you like — Mo Salah playing up top, Roberto Firmino in behind, Liverpool's improvement defensively

But it wasn't tactics that helped them destroy Arsenal last night, it was a super quality and confidence allied to collective energy and appetite," Murphy said

 "I found it remarkable because to put in a performance of that hunger in late December takes enormous physical dedication on and off the pitch all season, particularly when you've got a fixture list like Liverpool

 "It was Liverpool's 27th game of the season, their eighth this month, and yet they were still at it to a man

They steamrollered Arsenal."