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Who will be relegated from the Premier league 2022 to 2023
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Who will be relegated from the Premier league 2022 to 2023
Southampton
It has been confirmed and Southampton are officially relegated from the Premier League after a 2-0 defeat by Fulham last Saturday. " They will all think about last season. Were the decisions good? Were we good enough on the pitch?As a group and as a team, have we done everything we can to grow and play properly? Southampton captain named as and mentioned as James Ward Prowse told as Sky Sports. "I think we should do better than before and in the end we didn't do it regularly. Over time, from day one of pre-season to today, we weren't good enough. "The standards in club football have dropped and that's why we've been relegated. Without results and achievement, it's hard to believe in yourself. People also need special moments from personalities and they do not have enough efforts of that this season. It's something that grows with the results and they haven't been there all season. “I've been traveling with the club since I was eight - I've seen the ups and downs, the good times and the bad. It's a bad time but I'm sure he's with the good people at the club." I'll be back in the Premier League soon.
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Leicester
Leicester, once again despised this season, safe and secure, Leicester are on the verge of the Championship. After six games without a win between February and April, Brendan Rodgers was relieved of his managerial duties and Dean Smith stepped in to save the day. Unbeaten in their last three games, the Foxes appeared to be on the way up, but a recent 5-3 defeat by Fulham saw them slip back into the top three. With only one game left, they sit in 18th place, two points off safety.Things are not looking good for Leicester, who could be relegated as the second former Premier League champions and join Blackburn Rovers.
Leeds
Jesse Marsch's first months at Leeds went well but the American soon learned that life in the Premier League could be difficult and eventually succumbed to a ruthless Premier League ban and was sacked in February. Javi Gracia came on to save the day but failed and Sam Allardyce is now back at the top of the Premier League. Under Gracia, the Yorkshire club set a new Premier League record for most goals conceded in a single calendar month in April (21) and Leeds board mused if the final roll of the dice could save them by beating Allardyce in his last goal brought four games. He failed his first test even if he was against Manchester City and even if there was a point against Newcastle time is running out. Allardyce suffered another defeat at his former club West Ham, leaving Leeds on the brink.Tottenham are waiting now.
Everton
Everton did a great job last season and fans were hoping Frank Lampard would pull them out of the relegation battle in 2022/23. However, after losing to West Ham in January, Lampard was sent off and Sean Dyche returned to the bench in his place. The first signs of recovery came with a 1-0 win over leaders Arsenal in the opening game at Dyche, but a 2-0 defeat by Liverpool at Anfield reminded him of the seriousness of the task ahead. They have struggled in the relegation zone after back-to-back defeats to Aston Villa and Arsenal, but they are currently on the right side of the line. That's thanks to a 5-1 win over Brighton earlier in the month and it could be the result holding them back. The Toffees are yet to repeat that win, having drawn two and lost one of their next three games, so they can expect their relegation rivals not to win either. Yerry Mina's late equalizer against Wolves on Saturday put them two points clear of the relegation zone.
